"Generation Restoration wonderfully weaves together the most important ingredients of how we can heal ourselves and the planet. The book is the culmination of Tim’s last twenty-nine years of work and life experience.

Experience that has included leading parts of the United Nations’ Environment Programmes to his current role as VP of Climate Action at Salesforce.

It is hard to imagine anyone better placed to illustrate to the human race how restoration is the key to health, wealth and happiness. We are nature. When we restore nature, we restore ourselves.

Read Generation Restoration to find out how.” Jackie De Burca

Tim Christophersen Podcast Available From Tuesday 14th October

A gripping, hopeful roadmap to repair our relationship with nature—within a single generation.

What if the next step in human evolution is learning to restore rather than extract?

In this episode, Jackie de Burca speaks with first-time author and renowned nature leader Tim Christophersen to explore his new book, Generation Restoration (launching 14 October 2025).

From East Africa’s shrinking migrations to a small Danish farm buzzing back to life, Tim makes the case that restoration at planetary scale is not only possible—it’s already underway.

Tim explores the concept of ecological literacy, the importance of biodiversity, and the role of indigenous wisdom in sustainable practices.

He shares insights from his personal journey and professional background, highlighting the significance of investing in natural capital and the potential for positive change through collective action.

The discussion also touches on the financial shifts in nature restoration and the necessity of cultivating a mindset of optimism for a sustainable future.

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Why listen

• Clear-eyed truth + stubborn optimism: Understand the crisis without the doom spiral—and where change is scaling now.


• Mindset shifts that stick: Move from “nature as scenery” to “nature as infrastructure,” and from tech heroics to ecological literacy.


• Evidence-based stories: Soil revival, swallows doubling, barn owls returning, and the 50,000-year-old forest called Pando.

Important Insights

• We are more intelligent than it seems at the moment.


• We are well into the sixth mass extinction crisis.


• Nature works like a flywheel that needs critical mass and speed.


• The worst of our todays may be the best of our tomorrows.


• We need to invest back into natural capital.


• Nature is everybody’s business and should not be taken for granted.


• Investing in nature can yield significant financial returns.


• Indigenous wisdom offers valuable insights for sustainable practices.


• Optimism is a minds