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Robin Hanbury-Tenison is the ‘hot places explorer’. He has spent much of his life in the rainforests and deserts of the world, visiting and sometimes living with over 100 tribes and working with top scientists to reveal the diversity and significance of tropical forests. This led to the founding of Survival International, of which he is president, and the start of the global rainforest movement.
The author of 26 books, his latest ‘Taming the Four Horsemen’ published in February 2020, predicted a pandemic, only for him to be struck down with coronavirus in March which he miraculously survived.
Folk and Pop fans won’t want to miss West Country folk-rock duo Sound Of The Sirens performing exclusively for The Festival of Discovery 2020. Abbe and Hannah recorded three songs at home while in lockdown which highlight their wonderful lyrics, beautiful harmonies and amazing positivity.
Alice Kübe is a British singer-songwriter with German heritage, who mixes elements of acoustic soul, RnB and pop flavours in her music. She has received support from BBC Introducing, Radio1Xtra, 6Music and Capital Xtra alongside signing a brand deal with major online retailer ‘I Saw It First’ to support her career in the industry.
Stories from the Stage is an opportunity to hear from brilliant community projects and inspirational individuals making positive things happen where they live. This session we spoke to; Kirsty Leahy from Circle of Kindess, Valerie Wood-Gaiger from Learn with Grandma, and Sarah Bird from Timebank.
Stories from the Stage is an opportunity to hear from brilliant community projects and inspirational individuals getting outside to make positive things. This session we spoke to; James Wallace from the Beaver Trust, Lucy Powell from Outside Lives, and Alan Cook from Just Ride.
Stories from the Stage is an opportunity to hear from brilliant community projects and inspirational individuals making positive things happen where they live. This session we spoke to three people who have supported their communities in time of need; Harry Deacon, Yasin El Ashrafi, and Mohammed Ashfaq.
Stories from the Stage is an opportunity to hear from brilliant community projects and inspirational individuals making positive things happen where they live. This session we spoke to two people who have worked hard to build their communities; Lorraine Lewis and Chloe Smith.
Stories from the Stage is an opportunity to hear from brilliant community projects and inspirational individuals making positive things happen where they live. This session we spoke to two people who are keeping people active in their communities; Ken Harvey and Nick Corston.
Stories from the Stage is an opportunity to hear from brilliant community projects and inspirational individuals making positive things happen where they live. This session we spoke to three people who are transforming communities in their own way; Chloe Hall, Alison Critchlow and Marina Robb.
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