Jun 26 2011

Emily Hunter

Eco-Journalist

Topics: Eco, Arts & Entertainment, Charity & Humanitarian
Interview Date: April-04-2011
Extraordinary Insights: Don't let anything limit you.

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Emily Hunter, daughter of Greenpeace’s founding president Robert Hunter, is a journalist, environmental activist and author of The Next Eco-Warriors. Over the past eight years, she has battled on the high seas of Antarctica to save whales; was held hostage in her attempt to protect the Galapagos Islands from illegal poaching: put a spotlight on the Canadian tar sands (the second largest oil project next to Saudi Arabia) with a TV documentary she hosted for MTV Canada; and stood on the protest frontlines at the Copenhagen climate summit. Currently, she works as a freelance environmental journalist, occasionally hosting and producing TV documentaries. 

Extraordinary Insights:

“Be limitless in your approach in life and never let any person, bureaucracy, government or anything stand in the way of your dreams and your goals. Always build upon what those dreams are because you never know, those dreams might just be realized, but don’t let anything limit you.”


Emily Hunter: Blog

Feb 01 2013

Coming soon…TEDx

Emily will be speaking at TEDxUTSC…stay tuned!

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Dec 09 2012

Contest: Documentary Film Naming

We want your ideas to name our new documentary film project, previously called Youth Revolution. We’re crowd-sourcing the title of the film and offering prizes for the winning title. Click here for full Contest_Rules & Regs Youth Revolution is the story of the daughter of Greenpeace founder, Emily Hunter discovering her own generation’s revolution & what it … Continue reading

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Nov 05 2012

Activist 2.0

The beginning of a new project – I’m currently developing the story idea for a documentary film tentatively called Youth Revolution about a new generation’s eco-revolution. As a second generation activist, this story will explore new tactics, leaders and a movement of a different kind. Documentary film is a powerful tool for change. But while there are grants … Continue reading

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