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Nature Answers: Rural Stories from a Changing Planet

Farm Radio | Carleton University
Nature-Based Solutions
Climate Change
Uganda
Zambia
Farm Radio International
Deforestation
Domestic Violence
Kataji Village
Côte D'ivoire
Nature Answers
Farming God's Way
Grafting
Fruit Tree Farming
Aquaculture
Nature-Based Farming
Agroforestry
Cote D'ivoire
Biase
Food Security
Women's Empowerment

How can nature itself help us tackle the challenges of a changing world? Each episode, we dive into an inspiring story of how a community in rural Africa is harnessing the power of nature-based solutions to adapt, thrive, and heal the planet. In Season Two, our new host Ivy Prosper takes us to her home country, Ghana, plus Uganda, Cote d’Ivoire, and Zambia, where we meet a woman growing her commun... more

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In this episode, we sit down with a key project coordinator to explore the vital intersection of community radio, climate resilience, and rural collaboration. Our guest unpacks their precise role within the Movement for Impact and Sustainable Action ... more

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In Zambia's Chipangali district, farmers are overcoming climate-induced agricultural challenges by forming listening groups to engage with radio broadcasts about nature-based solutions. Facilitated by local broadcasters and the Media Institute of Sou... more

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Farmers in Zambia’s Kadiani Village are combating climate change and soil degradation by reverting to "kraal shifting," a traditional practice using manure to fertilize sandy soil, which improves moisture retention during droughts. By communal sharin... more

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Before the guns came, Alebelebe Village was alive with trees, rain, and abundance. What happened next, and how this community found its way back, is a story you won't soon forget.

In this episode, we take you to Alebelebe Village in the Lira Distric... more

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Austin Satali
Assistant Programs Officer, MISA Zambia
Media Institute of South Africa Zambia Office
Episode: Behind the scenes with MISA Zambia
Ivans Mundia
Farmer in Kadiani village, Zambia
Independent farmer in Kadiani
Episode: Banking on the herd: How ancient manure techniques outlast modern droughts in Zambia
Lubasi Lubinda
Veteran farmer from Mungu area advocating for knowledge transfer
Local farmer in Mungu
Episode: Banking on the herd: How ancient manure techniques outlast modern droughts in Zambia
Evans Mondia
Farmer involved in community farming practices
Local farmer
Episode: Banking on the herd: How ancient manure techniques outlast modern droughts in Zambia
Florence Achan
Community member from Alebelebe, mother and local storyteller
Alebelebe Village
Episode: From insurgency to opportunity: how reforestation is building a better life in Alebelebe
Caristo Chipwaya
Pastor and base camp director for Overland Mission Sustain Project
Overland Mission Sustain Project
Episode: Faith in the fields
Annet Nassanga
Leader in Kataji Village, Cheza Balimi Tebigate Farmers Group
Kataji Village leadership group
Episode: Part 2 -The Hidden Impact of Deforestation: Domestic Violence in Rural Uganda
Zigama Elivania
Resident of Kataji Village and group member
Cheiza Balimi Terigate Farmers Group
Episode: Part 2 -The Hidden Impact of Deforestation: Domestic Violence in Rural Uganda
Esiter Kyalikunda
Member of Cheza Balimi Tebigate
Cheza Balimi Tebigate
Episode: Part 2 -The Hidden Impact of Deforestation: Domestic Violence in Rural Uganda

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Ivy Prosper
Host of Nature Answers, affiliated with Farm Radio International (and Nature Answers)

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Behind the scenes with MISA Zambia
Q: How does listening to the radio as a group differ from individual listening in terms of knowledge sharing and outcomes?
Group listening fosters knowledge exchange, allows members to ask questions, share experiences, and learn from peers and experts, improving adoption of nature-based practices.
Behind the scenes with MISA Zambia
Q: Does MISA have a say in what is aired on the radio stations, or is it left entirely to the journalists?
Content is developed collaboratively through design meetings with broadcasters, community members, and MISA; content is tailored to ground realities and experiences.
Behind the scenes with MISA Zambia
Q: All right. So can you just clarify for me what your role for MISA is, and with the Nature Based Solutions Listening Groups project?
The role is to implement and support radio participation by engaging communities, coordinating with four radio stations, and ensuring content reflects the needs of farmers and voices from listening groups.

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The series centers on community-led nature-based solutions across rural Africa, highlighting how ecosystems, traditional knowledge, and local leadership help communities adapt to climate change, improve livelihoods, and restore resilience. Episodes showcase practices like agroforestry, tree planting, soil and water management, beekeeping, fish farming, and gender-inclusive approaches, often braided with radio-based learning, audience participation, and partnerships with NGOs and researchers. The show tends to feature farmers, community organizers, faith-based and youth initiatives, and local leaders who blend ancestral wisdom with practical innovations to address food security, poverty, and environmental stewardship, making it a strong fit ... more

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