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| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 19 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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| Categories | BusinessTechnology | ||||

Re-greening Paris, with Nathalie Baumann
This weeks guest is Nath Baumann, urban ecologist with the Swiss Green Infrastructure Consultancy &
Lecturer at the Zurich School of Applied Science (ZHAW).
Nath joined me to talk about her more than ten y... more
I'm delighted to be joined this week by Henri Brocklebank, Director of Conservation Policy & Evidence at Sussex Wildlife Trust. In an episode recorded in early February 2021, I talked with Henri about kelp as a climax habitat and the new bylaw (just)... more
Harini Nagendra is Professor of Sustainability at Azim Premji University in Karnataka, India. Her work explores the evolving relationship between people and nature in Indian cities, with publications including Nature in the City, Bengalaru in the Pas... more
This week’s guest is Araceli Camargo (@aracelicamargo_), cognitive neuroscientist with @TheCentricLab in London. Araceli joined me to talk about the emerging role of neuroscience in explaining how built environments can create pathologies in the peop... more
This show is getting right to the heart of things in both an intellectually challenging way and in practical ways. He’s shining light on the people that need to be heard. He’s also having difficult conversations, asking the questions most people would never think of or are too worn out to articulate.
So happy to hear these refreshing and nuanced conversations on my long walks through the city.
Lee does a great job of facilitating high impact valuable conversations around everything green!
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