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Listen to the latest episode of Let's Dive In Podcast! Where we chat to Yolanda Waters, an environmental and marine social scientist about her research on diverse connections between people and iconic marine ecosystems, whether these connections provide unique pathways for strengthening public engagement with climate action and her community led initiative charity Divers for Climate 🤩 #marinescience #marinesocial #cummunity #conservation #sciencepodcast

If you want to offset all or some of your business carbon, and do a great thing, consider My Square Metre. A simple online calculator works out the carbon use on phones, emails, travel, teams calls, social media use and more. Offset it all, or some, by planting wildflowers in the My Square Metre meadow. You will offset carbon but also massively boost biodiversity in one easy step. Set up by Notts now Lincoln-based Edward Crowther who has created the first of its kind tool/service. 🌼🪲 #offset #carbonoffset #biodiversity #wildflowerplanting

🌪️ Dust and Despair: The Story of the Great Dust Bowl 🏜️ 🌪️📜 In this short video, we delve into the history and impact of the Dust Bowl, a devastating environmental disaster that struck the United States in the 1930s. We explore the causes of this ecological catastrophe 🌾, its profound effect on American agriculture 🚜, and the lessons learned for future generations. Join us for an insightful journey into one of the most challenging periods in American environmental history. 🌱🌪️

Check out this great podcast featuring my TNC colleague (and farmer) Luke Petersen!

What kind of world could we expect with further decline in wildlife populations? Conservationist and ecological economist Linwood Pendleton 潘林木 helped us understand what the future might hold if we fail to act. This clip is from our recent episode of Climate Workspace where we learned about the challenges of giving nature monetary values. 👀 See the whole episode here: https://lnkd.in/dajDTwq8

What if we could change the narrative on nonprofit compensation in Milwaukee? What if we stopped expecting folks to accept less pay for mission-centered, community-based work? The average living wage for Milwaukeeans is around $56K. The average nonprofit employee earns less than $50K. We can do better - check out our conversation with Meagan at Cream City Dreams if you're curious about this work.

Let's practice being different, together! We will refer once again to Laura's list from, Cultivating Resilience, and focus on: practicing resilience in your community, learning how your ancestors nourished theirs, and a new resilient foodways skill.

🪱📢 New Episode Alert! 🎙️🪱 Welcome back to Sustainability@Work, where we explore innovative solutions to environmental challenges. This week's episode is all about a simple yet powerful sustainable solution that has been around for ages but is often overlooked. 🌱 Imagine a solution that's not flashy, costs very little, and can double in size every 60 days. This humble solution has survived two mass extinctions, boasts five hearts, and even caught the attention of Cleopatra and Charles Darwin. Curious yet? Our special guest, Anna De La Vega, founder of The Urban Worm, is here to reveal the secret world of worms and their role in addressing soil insecurity. Anna is on a mission to bring worm farms to every conceivable place—from urban environments to traditional farms and beyond. Join us as we dive into the fascinating journey of worm farming and discover how this small-scale, non-tech solution can bring communities together and make a significant impact. In this episode, you'll learn about: 🪱 The hidden power of worms and their role in promoting sustainability 🪱 How worm farming can be implemented in urban and rural settings 🪱 Practical tips for starting your own worm farm Tune in to this enlightening conversation and see how a community-focused, small-scale approach can pave the way to a more sustainable future. With traces&dreams #soilinsecurity #sustainability #farming 🔗 https://lnkd.in/deutMcXt

On International Day of Forests, our deepest gratitude goes out to those protecting our planet's forests and helping them flourish: Indigenous peoples and community groups, foresters, scientists, activists, environmental educators, and law and policymakers who put forests first. If you'd like to enjoy a bit of "forest bathing" along with a heady dose of inspiration, take a few moments to watch this video of Humans for Abundance at work. It will remind you of everything we love about forests -- and everything that's at stake. https://refore.st/3TNjUR9

Two Chicks and a Hoe podcast Episode 19 - Embracing the Blaze: How 'Good Fire' Nurtures Our Forests and Traditions From the ancient echoes of cultural fire management to the modern halls of policymaking, Dana Page weaves a tale of how indigenous wisdom is rekindling its rightful place in ecosystem balance. We traverse the complex path of integrating this ancestral knowledge into current conservation strategies, navigating the constraints of modern bureaucracy. Through the smoke, we glimpse the revitalizing power of fire, as it clears invasive species, nurtures biodiversity, and safeguards the future of our forests.