Harry Turner's Journey: From War to Wildlife Conservation
Episode Overview
Harry Turner's journey from the British Army to wildlife conservation. The impact of PTSD and mental health struggles on his life. Finding solace and purpose through rehabilitating orphaned ocelots. Insights into the Emmy Award-winning documentary 'Wildcat'. The healing power of nature and conservation.
They break you down to build you up to who you wanna be.
Join Rod Price and Kerry McCarter as they sit down with Harry Turner, a British Army veteran whose life story is nothing short of remarkable. Harry's journey from the battlefields of Afghanistan to the depths of the Peruvian Amazon rainforest is both gripping and inspiring. In this episode, Harry opens up about the profound impact his military service had on his mental health, including struggles with PTSD and suicidal thoughts.
You'll hear how he found solace and a new sense of purpose through wildlife conservation, particularly in rehabilitating orphaned ocelots, as documented in the Emmy Award-winning Amazon documentary, 'Wildcat'. Harry’s candid reflections on his upbringing in a military household, his experiences in combat, and his transformative work in the Amazon offer a raw and honest look at resilience and recovery. This episode isn't just about overcoming personal demons; it's also about finding hope and healing through nature and conservation.
If you’re interested in stories of transformation and the healing power of nature, this episode is a must-listen. Prepare to be moved by Harry's incredible journey and his mission to protect wildlife while helping others find their own paths to recovery.