Eco TV is a digital media platform offering content from a diverse range of sources – including network partners (such as Keep Australia Beautiful, The Banksia Foundation and Conservation Volunteers Australia). With weekly interviews and environmental news from around the world, it is a place where you can watch, listen and engage.
Hamish Mitchell, Managing Director of Speciality Trees had the pleasure of being interviewed by 'Eco Chick' Lara Shannon on the value of trees in the environment. This is a good insight into benefits of the 'More Trees Please' campaign and a great insight on what makes Hamish tick (if you didn't already know).
See the interview and the reasons why Speciality Trees are taking a lead role to educate the public on the benefits of planting more trees below.
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