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If we’re going to take on climate change, we need strong allies. In Our Nature is a podcast that explores how ecosystems can be an incredible force in protecting us from climate disaster, if we find ways to help them thrive. It also explores how closely we are connected to the natural world, which is an inseparable part of the human spirit. This six-part series explores climate and ecology through a wide range of topics, including governance, cuisine, and environmental economics.
In Our Nature is produced by the ECOBARI collaborative, which aims to upscale Ecosystem-based Adaptation for Resilient Incomes. It is a shared initiative of nine founding partners and is convened by the Watershed Organisation Trust.
In Our Nature is produced by the ECOBARI collaborative, which aims to upscale Ecosystem-based Adaptation for Resilient Incomes. It is a shared initiative of nine founding partners and is convened by the Watershed Organisation Trust.
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When it comes to climate change, we've really started to feel the heat. But it's not all doom and gloom - ecosystems give us plenty of reason to be hopeful. This trailer is a sneak peek into the ECOBARI collaborative's new podcast, In Our Nature, which offers a deep dive into how restoring nature can protect us from the climate crisis.
Our first episode, Turning Point, covers the basics: What is climate adaptation? How can nature help us adapt to climate change? What should you keep in mind if you want to restore an ecosystem?
Speakers:
Dr. Harini Nagendra, Azim Premji University
Dr. Ravi Prabhu, CIFOR-ICRAF
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This episode is supported by Honeywell.
Exploring the relationship between food and nature, Food for Thought uncovers what climate change and biodiversity loss mean for Indian cuisine — while highlighting key learnings on climate adaptation and ecosystem restoration.
Speakers:
Dr. Shannon Olsson, echo network
Thomas Zacharias, The Locavore
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This episode is supported by Honeywell.
In this episode, we visit rural Maharashtra to understand what happens when science listens and speaks to the community – and why that’s so important in a warming world.
Speakers:
Bhagwat Ghagre, Kumbharwadi village
Ganpat Hande, Bhojdari village
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This episode is supported by Honeywell.
Nature is priceless, but we can’t afford to ignore its value. This episode outlines why we need to put an economic value to nature – and the limitations of doing so.
Speakers:
Mark Schauer, Economics of Land Degradation (ELD) & GIZ
Ephrem Imanirareba, ELD & IUCN
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In Power to the People, we explore the need for local governance, which helps communities manage the ecosystems they depend on. But to really govern natural resources effectively, we need reform on a much larger scale.
Speakers:
KJ Joy, SOPPECOM
Tara Pawar, Krishiyug Farmer Producer Company
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The last episode in this series, A Wild Ride, goes on a 30-year journey through WOTR's history – to understand the shift from human-centric watershed development to a holistic focus on nature restoration.
Speakers:
Marcella D'Souza, W-CReS
Abhijeet Kavthekar, WOTR
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