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Nature Breaking

World Wildlife Fund
Climate Change
WWF
Biodiversity
COP28
Food Waste
Plastic Pollution
Amazon Region Protected Areas Program For Life
Manglaria
World Wildlife Fund
Ocean Conservation
Fossil Fuels
Renewable Energy
Recycling
Mangroves
Green Hydrogen
Food Insecurity
U.S. Congress
Forest Act
Brazil
Deforestation

Join host Seth Larson as he interviews experts on some of the biggest environmental issues affecting people and our planet, including climate change, habitat loss, endangered species, and more. Learn something new about nature in every episode. This show is produced by World Wildlife Fund (WWF).

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Nature provides countless benefits—from clean air and fresh water to raw materials for homes, medicines, and food. But nature is under threat from pollution, deforestation, poaching, and more. That’s why WWF just launched a new campaign with a powerf... more

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Back-to-school season is here—and it’s the perfect time to rethink how we pack lunches, buy supplies, and teach kids about sustainability. In this episode of Nature Breaking, hosts Seth Larson and Hayley Lawton share practical, eco-friendly tips for ... more

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Once nearly wiped out, the plains bison, or buffalo, as they are often called by Native Americans, are returning to the Great Plains — and with them, a powerful story of cultural renewal, ecological restoration, and Indigenous leadership. In this epi... more

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In this episode of Nature Breaking, host Seth Larson sits down with Linda Walker, WWF’s senior director of corporate engagement for forests, to explore the urgent threats to global forests and the role of business in helping reverse current trends.  more

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Recent Guests

Sara Thomas
Senior Director for Marketing and Outreach at WWF
World Wildlife Fund
Episode: Nature Needs Us Now: WWF’s New Campaign, Explained
Gerin Hennebaul
STEM educator at Lovin Elementary School in Georgia
Lovin Elementary School
Episode: Back-to-School Tips for Eco-Smart Kids
Heather Dawn Thompson
Vice President for Native Nations Conservation and Food Systems at WWF
World Wildlife Fund
Episode: Bringing Buffalo Back: A Native-Led Story of Hope and Healing
Linda Walker
Senior Director for Corporate Engagement on Forests at WWF
World Wildlife Fund (WWF)
Episode: Can Business Conserve Forests and Our Future?
Shauna Mahajan
WWF's Director for the Western Indian Ocean Seascape
World Wildlife Fund (WWF)
Episode: How Coastal Communities Are Protecting Ocean Life
Colin Meehan
Senior Director for Renewable Energy Transitions at WWF
World Wildlife Fund (WWF)
Episode: The Clean Energy Dilemma: Mining's Impact on Nature
Pete Pearson
Vice President for Food Loss and Waste at WWF
World Wildlife Fund (WWF)
Episode: Food Waste Solutions: Expert Tips to Keep Food Out of Landfills and Save Money
Fernando Bellese
Senior Director of Beef and Leather Supply Chains at WWF
World Wildlife Fund (WWF)
Episode: Transforming the Leather Industry to Combat Deforestation
Court Whelan
Chief Sustainability Officer for Natural Habitat Adventures
Natural Habitat Adventures
Episode: Monarch Butterflies: Their Epic Migration & Hope for a Species in Decline

Host

Seth Larson
Host of discussions on environmental issues, emphasizing community engagement and expert insights.

Reviews

5.0 out of 5 stars from 44 ratings
  • Interesting and an easy listen

    If you want an easy listen on interesting and current stories on nature & the environment, this is for you! There is a lot of diversity in the topics covered and the guests on the show. I also find Seth’s tone and types of discussions a joy to listen to.

    Apple Podcasts
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    sroal
    United States2 years ago

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There is a favorable view of the diversity of guests and the insights they provide, with listeners noting that the content is both informative and easy to digest.
Listeners appreciate the engaging tone of Seth and the variety of topics covered, often highlighting the relevant and timely nature of discussions around environmental issues.
Overall, the show is described as a joy to listen to, making complex subjects accessible to all.

Chart Rankings

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Apple Podcasts
#191
United States/Science/Nature
Apple Podcasts
#50
United Kingdom/Science/Nature
Apple Podcasts
#179
Canada/Science/Nature
Apple Podcasts
#50
Belgium/Science/Nature
Apple Podcasts
#52
Taiwan/Science/Nature
Apple Podcasts
#67
South Korea/Science/Nature

Talking Points

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Nature Needs Us Now: WWF’s New Campaign, Explained
Q: What are some specific things listeners can do to help nature?
Listeners should make time for being in nature, choose sustainable products, and advocate for policies that protect natural resources by contacting elected officials.
Nature Needs Us Now: WWF’s New Campaign, Explained
Q: How did this campaign originate and why launch it now?
The campaign addresses WWF's global goal of elevating the importance of nature, based on insights drawn from a poem and survey results that highlight public attitudes towards nature.
Bringing Buffalo Back: A Native-Led Story of Hope and Healing
Q: What challenges do we face in restoring buffalo populations?
The biggest challenge is people, as we are the cause of their demise and impediments to their restoration.
Bringing Buffalo Back: A Native-Led Story of Hope and Healing
Q: Can you talk about the connection between Native nations and the Buffalo and what it means?
For the Lakota, Buffalo is a relative; we are literally the same people, and we emerge together.
The Clean Energy Dilemma: Mining's Impact on Nature
Q: What do we do to mitigate the impact to nature and how do we strive toward the best outcomes?
Companies sourcing materials are critical partners, and there are strategies to work together for responsible sourcing and recycling opportunities to mitigate environmental impacts.

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What is Nature Breaking about and what kind of topics does it cover?

The content covers a wide array of environmental topics, with episodes focusing on pressing issues such as food waste, conservation efforts for species like buffalo and monarch butterflies, and sustainable practices for forestry and leather industries. There is significant emphasis on community involvement and individual actions that contribute to larger environmental goals. Notably, the discussions often merge personal anecdotes with scientific insights, making the complex subjects more accessible and relatable to listeners. Furthermore, there are collaborations with experts from various fields, enhancing the depth and breadth of the conversations. This blend of expert insights and community-centric narratives makes it an engaging source f... more

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2. Gerin Hennebaul
3. Heather Dawn Thompson
4. Linda Walker
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6. Colin Meehan
7. Pete Pearson
8. Fernando Bellese

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