Enderby Entertainment leads 'endangered wonders' campaign
READ | Invasive species cost trillions in damages: study
Film-making enterprise Enderby Entertainment is spearheading the Endangered Wonders campaign to help preserve oceans, polar regions and critical species like the Emperor Penguin. Enderby Entertainment CEO Rick Dugdale spoke to eNCA .
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