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Welcome to the Truii Conversations. Each episode features insightful conversations with experts, innovators, and change-makers who are transforming data into actionable insights. Whether you're a data enthusiast, an environmental advocate, or simply curious about the world around you, our podcast offers a deep dive into the stories behind the numbers, shedding light on how data shapes our understanding of the environment and drives meaningful change.
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Dr Kate Andrews, outgoing CEO of NRM Regions Australia, shares her love of the natural resource management industry. Her key message is one of integration and cohesion. Natural capital needs to be understood as a connected system, managed at landscape scale, to deliver better outcomes for people and the environment.
Dr Nick Marsh, Co-Founder and Managing Director at Truii, shares his love of nature and his hope that future generations can experience the same joy. He envisions a transparent marketplace where investing in nature-positive outcomes is as simple as booking travel online—driven by consumer and shareholder demand.
We chat with Dr Don Butler, an ecologist and biogeographer who is a professor at Australian National University (ANU), about the evolution and challenges of natural capital measurement and the opportunities tools and technology provide to better understand our impact on nature. The conversation highlights the need for accurate, cost-effective, and timely data and the role models can play to distinguish natural variability from human impact.
We chat with Tim Knox, Principal for Cultural Heritage at BHP, who discusses his Aboriginal heritage and the importance of traditional knowledge in sustainable land management.
We talk with Maree Adshead, CEO of Eco-Markets Australia about the importance of valuing natural capital and overcoming challenges in environmental markets. Maree shares insights on expanding the Reef Credit Scheme, leveraging the 2032 Olympics for environmental leadership and using technology to streamline natural capital investment and improve access to natural capital credits.
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