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Did you miss any episodes during season eight? Well, don't miss this "best of" as we wrap up this season eight in which we featured 16 new (to us) guests on the show. This also marked our 157th podcast episode since we started this project in June 2020. And in case you were wondering, season nine will be coming your way later this summer!
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Newfoundland fisherman Bren Smith on the cultural impact of climate change. Listen to the entire interview online!
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This week’s episode features a listener-requested guest and we're excited to welcome former fisherman Bren Smith. Smith is an author and co-founder of GreenWave, a non-profit global network of farmers, entrepreneurs, and researchers, all intent on building community-based climate solutions out at sea.
We have featured regenerative land farmers before, but this is our first regenerative ocean farming guest. Enjoy this conversation with Bren Smith!
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In episode fifteen, Alina Clough joins host Chelsea Henderson for a riveting conversation about the importance of networking and growing the EcoRight community, as well as what inspires her to be an active voice on the issue of climate change.
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Join us for this long overdue conversation in episode 14 of the “EcoRight Speaks” as host Chelsea Henderson talks with the founder of the American Conservation Coalition Benji Backer.
Backer is the author of the recently published book The Conservative Environmentalist: Common Sense Solutions for a Sustainable Future. Chelsea chats with him about the themes of his book and how to bridge the partisan climate divide. You don’t want to miss this week’s episode!
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In this week's episode, host Chelsea Henderson is in conversation with Douglas Tallamy, an American entomologist, ecologist and conservationist and professor in the Department of Entomology and Wildlife Ecology at the University of Delaware.
Tallamy is the co-founder of Homegrown National Park, an effort to reduce the amount of lawn acreage in the U.S. by half, converting that lawn into habitat for species and in the process, creating total acreage-wise, a virtual National Park.
HNP is working to raise awareness and inspire people to address the biodiversity crisis by adding native plants and removing invasive ones where we live, work, learn, pray, and play. Learn more about online Tallamy and Homegrown National Park!
- Se mer
