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Jo Royle – Designing Our Way out of Plastic Seas

Jo Royle – Designing Our Way out of Plastic Seas

5 June 201316 November 2015 by Storyteller

Watch the video of Jo Royle’s talk at TEDxExeter 2013.

Categories Design, Environment & nature, Jo Royle, Oceans, People's stories, Published 2013, TEDxExeter 2013, Video
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