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“I have an optimism about what people are willing to do. The greatest force in the world today, believe it or not, are these countless groups of people in every country almost... that are doing things to protect their local environment and to try and protect the earth.”

Quote by Peter Cundall

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Peter Cundall, born on April 1, 1927, is a distinguished conservationist. He has dedicated himself to the protection of Australia's natural environment and cultural heritage, making significant contributions through his involvement in various conservation projects. more

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