In praise of women conservationists
One of the world's most respected wildlife film makers Joan Root has been murdered in Africa. The circumstances of her death remain mysterious and there's concern it may be because of her conservation work.
The sometimes dangerous work of women like Joan Root is to be honoured by a new prize, The Badham Evans Award, to mark the achievement of women in wildlife conservation and animal welfare.
Jenni talks to one of the award's founders, the wildlife vet Suzanne Boardman.
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