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Hello, today's guest is an environmentalist whose career has taken him to some remarkable places,
from searching for parrots in the Brazilian rainforest to writing books with royalty.
Tony Juniper is the chair of Natural England, the public body that advises the government,
and indeed the rest of us, on how to protect and revive nature.
Over the years he's tackled that problem wearing different hats,
from fieldwork documenting endangered species,
to campaigning on global climate issues, to advising British policy makers and indeed the monarch.
Tony has also held senior roles in some of the world's leading environmental organisations and has never been shy about plain speaking when it comes to warning both the public and the powers that be about the deepening crisis facing our planet.