Gelecek (Future) Magazine interviewed founder Asli Han Gedik about Wild at Life e.V. and the balance she built between wildlife, her career, and her life.
Gedik also talked about ongoing projects, the organisation’s future plans, and how she is proud of being an inspiration for other women.
Mercedes Benz’s new global campaign “She’s Mercedes” on page 22 covers three inspiring women in Turkey with extraordinary achievements and unique stories, one of them being Gedik herself.
You can read the full issue (in Turkish) here:
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