Why We Care

What’s happening in Antarctica with Anne-Sophie Roux, Ocean researcher and activist

In today’s episode I’m speaking with Anne-Sophie Roux, a French researcher and activist who has been leading a campaign against deep sea mining for the past few years (yo

These women will fill you with hope, with Ronda Carnegie, Co-Founder of Project Dandelion

In today’s episode I’m speaking with Ronda Carnegie, the Executive Director and Co-Founder of Project Dandelion, a global women-led climate campaign that amplifies the le

How to romanticise winter with Rosie Steer, Author of Slow Seasons

In today’s episode I’m speaking with Rosie Steer, an author and photographer based in Edinburgh. A few years ago I came across Rosie’s book in my local bookshop and ever

Can kids help us fall back in love with nature? with Bonnie Wright, Actress, activist and founder of Hello Earthling

In today’s episode I’m speaking with actress and activist Bonnie Wright – we discussed her new project, Hello Earthling, a platform that focuses on helping children foste

SEASON 4 trailer

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Making sense of the living world and our place in it with Merlin Sheldrake, Biologist and Author of Entangled Life

In today’s episode I’m speaking with Merlin Sheldrake, Biologist and Author of one of my all time favourite books, Entangled Life. Merlin received a Ph.D. in tropical eco

Folklore, myths and stories to shape your relationship with nature with Morvern Graham, Storyteller and Illustrator

In today’s episode I’m speaking with Morvern Graham, a storyteller, illustrator and printmaker. I first found out about her work and art through Instagram, and was pretty

How to bring a community together to protect your local ecosystems with Farwiza Farhan, Forest Conservationist

In today’s episode I’m speaking with Farwiza Farhan, an amazing forest conservationist working to protect and restore the Leuser ecosystem on the island of Sumatra in Ind

Imperfect activism: how to let go of the pressure of being perfect with Maria Correa, VP of Marketing & Editorial at WaterBear

In today’s episode I’m speaking with Maria Correa, the VP of Marketing & Editorial at WaterBear, a community platform where entertainment meets impact. You might remember

Can we still coexist peacefully with the wild? with Jacob Dykes, Conservation Manager at The European Nature Trust

In today’s episode I’m speaking with Jacob Dykes, the Conservation Manager of The European Nature Trust - a foundation that works to lift conservation and nature restorat

Patagonia’s approach to activism with Gina Lovett from Patagonia and Jón Kaldal from the Icelandic Wildlife Fund

In today’s episode I’m speaking with not just one but two wonderful guests: Gina Lovett, Environmental Initiatives Manager at Patagonia and Jón Kaldal, of the Icelandic W

Hope and resistance in the Amazon rainforest with Nemonte Nenquimo, Waorani leader, and Mitch Anderson, Authors and Co-founders of Amazon Frontlines

In today’s episode I’m incredibly honoured to be speaking with Nemonte Nenquimo and Mitch Anderson. Nemonte is a Waorani leader, mother, and forest defender. She grew up

SEASON 3 trailer - the podcast helping you reconnect with nature

We're back for a third season! Thanks so much for being here and for caring, and see you tomorrow with the first episode of Why We Care, season 3. Until then, sending you

Change the story, change the system with Joi Lee, Head of Editorial and Producer at Earthrise Studio

In today’s episode I’m speaking with Joi Lee, the Head of Editorial and an Executive Producer at Earthrise Studio. I’m sure you’ve heard of Earthrise – they’re one of the

Is it too late to save our glaciers? with Dr. Heïdi Sevestre, glaciologist

In today’s episode I’m speaking with Heïdi Sevestre, an amazing French glaciologist. She called me all the way from Svalbard, an archipelago in the Arctic ocean, between

Intergenerational collaboration for the ocean with Bodhi Patil, Gen Z ocean advocate and solutionist

In today’s episode I’m speaking with Bodhi Patil, a United Nations-recognized, award-winning Gen Z ocean climate solutionist dedicated to improving Ocean Health and Human

Learning from and for nature with Christabel Reed, Co-Founder of Earthed and Advaya

In today’s episode I’m speaking with Christabel Reed, the co-founder of two online learning platforms: advaya, and Earthed. A few years ago Christabel and her sister Ruby

Restoring the ocean, one coral at a time with Titouan Bernicot, Founder and CEO of Coral Gardeners

In today’s episode I’m speaking with Titouan Bernicot, the founder & CEO of Coral Gardeners. He grew up on a pearl farm in French Polynesia, in the middle of the South Pa

Nature in urban spaces: a human right? with Ellen Miles, Activist and Author of “Get Guerrilla Gardening”

In today’s episode I’m speaking with Ellen Miles, guerrilla gardener, activist and author. I found out about guerrilla gardening when I first met her a few months ago - i

Using AI to understand and communicate with whales with Tom Mustill, Nature filmmaker and author

In today’s episode I’m speaking with Tom Mustill, a nature filmmaker and the author of ‘How to Speak Whale’. We recorded this a few weeks ago but since then I actually ha