At 11, Aneeshwar Kunchala is set to receive the Junior Jane Goodall Earth Medal for his wildlife-conservation work; he began campaigning against plastic pollution at four
- Jane Goodall spent decades showing the world why protecting animals and their habitats matters to humanity.
- Now, an 11-year-old conservationist is preparing to carry that message to a younger generation.
- Aneeshwar Kunchala, a UK-based wildlife presenter with family roots in Andhra Pradesh, India, is set to receive the Junior Jane Goodall Earth Medal for his work promoting wildlife conservation and biodiversity.
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- Jane Goodall spent decades showing the world why protecting animals and their habitats matters to humanity.
- Now, an 11-year-old conservationist is preparing to carry that message to a younger generation.
- Aneeshwar Kunchala, a UK-based wildlife presenter with family roots in Andhra Pradesh, India, is set to receive the Junior Jane Goodall Earth Medal for his work promoting wildlife conservation and biodiversity.
Sources: Times of India