Paul Powlesland is a barrister at Garden Court Chambers, representing the natural world and those who seek to defend it, and founder of Lawyers for Nature. He lives on the River Roding in East London which he is working to protect, restore and care for through his work with the River Roding Trust.
A vital role for all lawyers: protecting the planet and bringing about the Rights of Nature through the creation – and enforcement – of an ecosystem of legal interventions at the international and local level
By Paul Powlesland
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