Gillian Burke: ’In Many Indigenous Languages there Simply isn’t a Word for Nature’

Update: 2022-01-30

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We speak to Gillian Burke – biologist, writer, and presenter of BBC2’s Springwatch and its seasonal spinoffs – about the importance of language in the Climate Crisis, the power of singing, and local solutions to global issues.

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Gillian Burke: ’In Many Indigenous Languages there Simply isn’t a Word for Nature’

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Gillian Burke: ’In Many Indigenous Languages there Simply isn’t a Word for Nature’

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Gillian Burke: ’In Many Indigenous Languages there Simply isn’t a Word for Nature’