LANUGO: Film about the world’s first law protecting a wild species available online

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Never before have the leading experts in science, conservation, business, law, education and the environment, from Ireland and Scotland, come together in celebration and discussion of the Great Grey Seal, the first species to be protected by wildlife legislation.
Concept by Brendan Price. A film by Dave Kavanagh. Music by Kila
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Ian Carey

Ian is the editor of the Green News. He works as Communications Manger with the Irish Environmental Network.