From communi ty leaders in Namibia to activists in London and scientists in Oxford\, Sa rah encounters voices rarely heard in the same conversation\, each challen ging her assumptions in surprising and\, at times\, uncomfortable ways. Pr ovocative\, unflinching\, and deeply human\, the film asks a difficult que stion: could practices we instinctively reject sometimes play a role in pr otecting the very ecosystems we seek to preserve?
Join us for a special screening and live panel discussion\, hosted by Sara h\, at the Babbage Lecture Theatre – part of the David Attenborough Buil ding\, the home of the Cambridge Conservation Initiative. These conversati ons are designed to cut through the noise\, challenge assumptions\, and op en up space for honest dialogue\, fresh perspectives\, and unexpected comm on ground.
Sarah Roberts is an environmental journalist with a background in animal behav iour\, specialising in large predators and recently appeared on the Netfli x series All the Sharks. Her work focuses on com municating complex and often controversial issues\, from shark fishing to carbon storage\, to broad audiences. She is also a globally published chil dren’s author and regularly works in schools worldwide. Through her stor ytelling\, Sarah aims to open a dialogue on challenging topics and foster collaboration across divides to support meaningful conservation outcomes.< /span>
Register here: Film Screening - 'The Hunt: Into the Grey ' with Sarah Roberts - Cambridge Conservation Initiative