The March 2018 issue of Deriva Finance & Lifestyle Magazine featured an interview with Asli Han Gedik, the founder of Wild at Life e.V. In the article, she was asked five questions about her conservation journey, as well as her motivation to establish Wild at Life e.V. The article is in German.
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