Nature Unheard

Cities, Pigeons and Making Peace with Nature

Are cities doomed to be grey and overheated, or can nature help them thrive?  In the final episode of this season of Nature Unheard, Rachael Barza and Emma Bentley explo

Can AI Outsmart the Weather?

From sudden downpours to extreme storms, the weather is changing fast. In this episode of Nature Unheard, hosts Rachael Barza and Emma Bentley look at how artificial inte

Clean Water: Too Much, Too Little, Too Dirty

We drink it, swim in it and depend on it, yet we rarely think about it until something goes wrong. In this episode of Nature Unheard, we’re joined by Katrina Charles, P

Nature Unheard: The Year in Review (and the Quiz That Puts Us to the Test)

As the year draws to a close, Nature Unheard unwraps a special end-of-year episode looking back at the conversations that shaped 2025, and ahead to what they could mean f

Listening to Nature in a Digitally Unequal World

In a world racing to monitor forests, wildlife and climate impacts with cutting-edge technology, millions of people still lack the basic digital tools and connectivity ne

Clean Seas: Can Coral Reefs Make a Comeback?

Coral reefs are among the most vibrant ecosystems on Earth, but they’re also some of the most vulnerable. As the planet warms, the race is on to protect and restore these

Farming from Space with NASA

From muddy boots to outer space: the EBRD teams up with NASA Harvest   Seen from space, our planet tells a story of how it grows, feeds and sustains life on Earth. This

Making Nature Count

Can we change what we don’t measure? In our first podcast episode, Adonai Herrera-Martínez speaks with Marco Lambertini, Convener of Nature Positive and former WWF Intern

Introducing Nature Unheard

In Nature Unheard, the EBRD’s new podcast, we are uncovering stories of resilience and curiosity, as well as groundbreaking ideas and insights.  Hosted by Adonai Herrera