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From the World Forestry Center and the U.S. Forest Service comes Forest Stories. Celebrating 250 years of America’s forests and 60 years of the World Forestry Center’s mission to educate and connect people with the natural world. Hear personal reflections, and stories of how forests have shaped lives—creating a living archive of human connection that will inspire support for our forests for generations to come.

Every great company has a story. In this series, Dana Alligood, executive director of the Wake Forest Center for Private Business, invites listeners to learn from leaders of six of North Carolina's most respected private businesses. Each episode takes up a challenge that every privately held business eventually faces: succession planning, governance, culture, strategy, family harmony, and leadership development. The Center for Private Business exists to be a catalyst for economic growth and social prosperity across our region and beyond, and this series shares that work in the words of the ...

Best-selling author and novelist, Elen Sentier, is a wilderness woman. Born on Dartmoor, she grew up on Exmoor, in a family who had practiced the Old Ways of British magic for many generations. Wild at heart, she’s a quirky, unconventional person with an intensely strong connection to nature, ecology and the environment. Elen lives in the middle of the Long Forest, in the wilds of the Stretton Hills in Shropshire, sharing her wild garden and her eccentric old farmhouse with her black witchy cat, her particle-physics partner, and a host of wildlife.

The Forest Radio Podcast is a place where all artist are played and there art is share with the world, Tune in and network with some the hottest artist in the studio and the streets

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The Heartwood Forest Protection Podcast is a place where we talk with people who have dedicated their lives to protecting forests. You will learn about current threats to our forests, what you can do to make a difference, and about the lives of people who make up the forest protection movement in the United States.Heartwood was founded in 1991 and is a cooperative network of grassroots groups and individuals dedicated to protecting the public forests of the central hardwood region of the North American continent.Intro music: "Diamond in the Sun" by Robert Hoyt, 1995 Dumpster Diving Across ...

Forest Builders is a podcast bringing to you the stories of people who dedicate their work to the preservation of our forests. Feeling sometimes at loss with how we are collectively responding (or not responding) to the climate crisis ahead of us, I found inspiration in these conversations with people who found their pathway into action. I had the chance to meet these inspiring individuals, and they were generous to share their time and stories. I hope that their stories inspire you as much as they inspired me! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Searching for environmental podcasts with inspirational interviews and thought provoking content? Subscribe here! Our mission: introducing you to people who share our passion for sustainable solutions that make our world well. Tune in as our planet-loving Team host conversations and read articles that inspire you to take more positive eco-actions in your home, business, community, perhaps even your country (we do like to #DreamBig). Word Forest an international reforestation charity that plants trees, builds schools, facilitates education and supports women's empowerment in rural Kenya.

Forest to Frame is the podcast where forest restoration meets the future of sustainable building.Hosted by Russ Vaagen, this series uncovers how cutting-edge science, collaboration, and next-gen sawmilling are transforming the way we manage our forests—and how we build with wood.Each episode explores how the byproducts of forest restoration—often seen as waste—are fueling a new era of mass timber construction. Think cross-laminated timber, Glulam, and other innovative building materials that are not only strong and beautiful but reduce wildfire risk, support local economies, and redefine...

Brought to you by Stewardship West, a non profit organization with a boots-on-the-ground, action focused approach to forest stewardship.

The podcast ’Dear Forests’ is a WWF Belgium Youth Team project that will explore various topics surrounding deforestation with the primary goal of educating the youth and the wider public about the topic. Together with contributors with a wide range of expertise, the host will delve into the primary causes of deforestation; its impacts on people and the climate; and ways in which our global community fights against it. Sponsored By: WWF (World Wildlife Fund for Nature) Belgium in collaboration with DGD (Direction générale Coopération au développement et Aide humanitaire).Forest in ...

Welcome to the Forest Educator Podcast hosted by Ricardo Sierra. Join Ricardo as he engages in enlightening conversations with educators from across the globe who are revolutionizing nature-based education. Drawing on his 35 years of experience in wilderness education, Ricardo shares practical insights, tools, and best practices to inspire and support forest educators and camp staff worldwide. Tune in twice a week for interviews with passionate educators and skill spotlights that delve into the challenges and triumphs of the field.

As the new property manager of the failing eight-hundred-unit Mesquite Ridge Apartments, Eliza Hawkins must quickly increase occupancy and meet budgeted revenue goals if she wants to keep her job. What she doesn’t understand until her first day is that she’s stepped into a toxic team culture. 

The #WorldForestVoices Podcast brings a new medium of storytelling, communication and outreach to amplify the message of forests. Bringing youth and technical experts, this podcast provides a platform to promote intergenerational dialogue. Guests will discuss key issues around what forests mean to them, what working in the forest sector is like, challenges to be addressed, and how forests can be harnessed for sustainable development. Hosted by Amos Amanubo and Alina Gerke. New episodes are issued weekly from April and daily during the XV World Forestry Congress (2-6 May 2022).

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Join our protagonist, Kendra Moore, as she embarks on an enlightening quest to conquer the invisible foes of unconscious bias and impostor syndrome. Her journey through mystical realms and hidden gardens of wisdom is not just a tale but a mirror reflecting your own untapped potential.

This newly launched report argues that development policies based on new insights into how people actually think and make decisions will help governments and civil society more readily tackle such challenges as increasing productivity, breaking the cycle of poverty from one generation to the next, and acting on climate change.

No Hallucinations: AI That ShipsFor CDOs, heads of BI, and the C-suite leaders who decide what gets built. Each episode unpacks one pattern from a real AI-on-data project: the architecture decisions, the production trade-offs, and what changed for the business. Occasionally the show steps back to wrestle with the bigger questions about where data work is heading.

Leaders, Innovators and Big Ideas - the Rainforest podcast showcases those who are contributing to and / or supporting the innovation ecosystem in Alberta. Rainforest Alberta is a world-class community of dreamers and doers, connected by a common goal of making Alberta fertile ground for building, developing, and growing innovative ideas into sustainable ventures. https://rainforestab.ca