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Climate Change
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Rhino Man
Plant-Based Treaty
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South Africa
Food Security
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Emotional Responses
Collective Action
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Anton Mazimba
Deforestation
Agriculture
Methane Emissions

The climate and health crises are two of the most urgent issues of our time. Change must happen, and it needs to occur sooner rather than later.

Join your hosts, Ben Eitelberg, Emma Strutt and Abby Patterson, for conversations about people and planet. Find more details at www.athletesfornature.org

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In this episode, we’re joined by Dr Kate Wylie, GP and Executive Director of Doctors for the Environment Australia, and a long-time friend of the show. One of Australia’s leading voices on climate and health, Kate helps us unpack the United Nations’ ... more

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In this episode, we’re joined by Clancy Lester (AKA Bee Man), a passionate environmental educator, documentary director, and native bee advocate, whose work is dedicated to protecting pollinators and rewilding the places we live. 

Specialising in na... more

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In this episode, we’re joined by Richard Neville, NZILA Registered Landscape Architect and Director of Neville Design Studio. Richard’s work is grounded in regenerative design and a deep respect for the relationship between people and land. Driven by... more

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In this episode, we’re thrilled to welcome back Andre Borell, an impact filmmaker, investor, and co-founder and director of the Envoy Foundation. A self-described maker of good trouble (and one of our all-time favourites here at the podcast), Andre i... more

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Dr. Kate Wylie
GP and Executive Director of Doctors for the Environment Australia
Doctors for the Environment Australia
Episode: Dr Kate Wylie - The Health Hazards of Water Bankruptcy
Kate Wylie
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Doctors for the Environment Australia
Episode: Dr Kate Wylie - The Health Hazards of Water Bankruptcy
Clancy Lester
Bee Man, filmmaker and environmental educator
beesandblossoms.org
Episode: Clancy Lester - Native Bee Conservation
Richard Neville
Award-winning landscape architect, founder of Neville Design Studios
Neville Design Studios
Episode: Richard Neville - Regenerative Design Through Landscape Architecture
Andre Borell
Impact filmmaker, investor, co-founder and director of the Envoy Foundation
Envoy Foundation
Episode: Andre Borell - The Future of Shark Protection
Jess Lamb
Sustainability Coordinator at Without Waste and hub leader for Athletes for Nature in Christchurch, New Zealand.
Without Waste
Episode: Jess Lamb - Waste Minimisation As An Athlete
Amy Steel
A climate adaptation expert, former elite athlete, and PhD candidate with Curtin University.
Curtin University and Adrift Lab
Episode: Amy Steel - Wildfires And Interventions on Ecosystems
Christelle Bakhache
Climber, conservationist and Nature Sports Project Manager for Asters
Asters, the Conservatory of Natural Spaces
Episode: Christelle Bakhache - Ecological Impact of Nature Recreation
Joseph Boctor
PhD researcher at Murdoch University's Bioplastics Innovation Hub
Murdoch University
Episode: Joseph Boctor - Micro- And Nanoplastics In Agricultural Soils

Hosts

Ben Eitelberg
Host of the podcast, he engages in discussions surrounding climate change, health, and environmental conservation.
Emma Strutt
Co-host of the podcast, Emma brings a perspective emphasizing the intersection of health and environmental sustainability.

Reviews

5.0 out of 5 stars from 42 ratings
  • Great listen

    Very realistic and worthwhile listen, tackling the big issues and acknowledging that it’s not a quick fix. A must listen for anyone that lives on the planet. Keep it up.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    JWrampy
    Australia4 years ago
  • Great discussions

    A very insightful show. The hosts share different perspectives with their guests on a variety of topics in each episode. I love how the guests share their stories and how they became more involved in the climate movement.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Zia Amazon
    Philippines4 years ago
  • Wonderful Plant Based inspiration and information!

    Im so thrilled to have found this podcast that focuses on the most important reasons to start or continuing to be plant based. Their guests are top level and very inspiring. The passion of the hosts is infectious and energizing. So looking forward to see who they have on the future shows. Thank you for all you do Ben and Emma!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    ssophie
    Canada5 years ago
  • Ondine Sherman- Vegan living

    A very easy podcast to listen to. Someone who is challenging but also approachable.

    She lives with clear values which are well communicated. Thank you for this episode.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Blancherd
    Australia6 years ago
  • Amazing content!!

    A must listen for anyone that cares about the planet and their own personal well-being!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    ben_eitel
    New Zealand6 years ago

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Listeners appreciate the insightful discussions that tackle significant environmental and health issues.
Many find the passion and energy of the hosts invigorating, motivating them to explore plant-based options and sustainability.
Overall, the podcast is recommended as essential listening for anyone invested in a healthier planet.
The content is seen as realistic and practical, urging listeners to consider their role in effecting change.
The hosts effectively engage with inspiring guests who share their impactful stories and journeys.

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Clancy Lester - Native Bee Conservation
Q: What advice would you give to someone wanting to support or learn more about native bees?
Explore local native bee associations, join entomology groups, watch instructional videos, and read accessible books like Making Your Garden a Haven for Native Bees; resources should be sought through reputable Indigenous-led or Indigenous-owned platforms.
Clancy Lester - Native Bee Conservation
Q: How do you approach representing Indigenous knowledge in a respectful, accessible way?
He describes collaboration from the start, avoiding a mere consultation, ensuring First Nations perspectives are integrated through planning and feedback, and prioritizing two-way exchanges and Indigenous-owned resources.
Clancy Lester - Native Bee Conservation
Q: What sparked your passion for native bees and urban biodiversity?
Clancy explains growing up surrounded by natural habitats, field experiences with Indigenous communities, and a desire to educate people about pollinators, which led to his focus on bees and the creation of education programs.
Richard Neville - Regenerative Design Through Landscape Architecture
Q: Could you give us a little insight into your passion for nature and landscape architecture?
I grew up in Browns Bay and fell in love with nature through bushwalks and time in the outdoors. After trying architecture, I shifted into landscape architecture because I was more drawn to the spaces people inhabit and interact with daily, rather than the buildings themselves. This field allows me to focus on how spaces connect people, environments, and communities.
Christelle Bakhache - Ecological Impact of Nature Recreation
Q: What responsibilities do professional athletes have regarding their environmental impact?
Athletes should model responsible behavior in their outdoor practices and use their platforms to promote positive environmental actions.

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Focusing on the pressing challenges posed by climate change and public health, the content explores a range of topics related to environmental conservation, sustainable living practices, and the role of individual and collective actions in fostering ecological balance. The conversations often feature insights from experts in the fields of environmental science, health, and social activism, emphasizing the interconnectedness of human well-being and the health of our planet. With a strong commitment to raising awareness and encouraging action, the discussions delve into relevant themes such as plant-based diets, the impact of outdoor recreation on ecosystems, and innovative solutions for tackling pollution. This podcast is likely to resonate ... more

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