Member since October 2024
Janet Granger is a speaker, author, and wildlife advocate. With over 30 years of marketing and strategy experience, Janet uses her expertise to share her experiences in animal communication and sharing what humans can learn from wildlife and the environment. Janet’s talks are engaging, with story-focused approach, including scientific findings and information.
Janet lives in the mountains of Western North Carolina with her husband and rescue dog. She has an MBA in Marketing and Management from Columbia University. For more information go to www.janetgranger.com.
Animal welfare and communication
What I've learned from a pod of wild spotted dolphins.
When I began my adventure into animal communication, I was firmly grounded in reason. With an MBA and a successful career in marketing, logic and skepticism were second nature. But a series of unexpected encounters - including a transformative experience with dolphins - sparked years-long exploration that turned doubt into dialogue.
Guided by renowned teacher Penelope Smith, I learned to tune in to new frequencies: the silent wisdom, humor, and emotions of animals, from family pets to wild creatures. As I practiced with rescue dogs, beloved companions, and animals belonging to friends and strangers, I discovered a world beyond what science can fully explain - but not beyond our capacity for understanding.
What I've learned from a pod of wild spotted dolphins.
When I began my adventure into animal communication, I was firmly grounded in reason. With an MBA and a successful career in marketing, logic and skepticism were second nature. But a series of unexpected encounters - including a transformative experience with dolphins - sparked years-long exploration that turned doubt into dialogue.
Guided by renowned teacher Penelope Smith, I learned to tune in to new frequencies: the silent wisdom, humor, and emotions of animals, from family pets to wild creatures. As I practiced with rescue dogs, beloved companions, and animals belonging to friends and strangers, I discovered a world beyond what science can fully explain - but not beyond our capacity for understanding.