Community and Conservation

Update: 2020-12-01

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From the counter of the local chip shop to leading companies to their next great peak, Pete Mills of Alt Theory (alttheory.co.uk) approaches life with a perspective on life and community that's refreshing to hear. Join us as we talk about community and conservation and why what we do, even in the smallest part, is so critical to the communities we live in.

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