Thomas Crowther

Yeah, don't worry.

I can promise that we're going to have lots of talk about the regenerative agenda that Tom Crowther was talking about in the last episode, I think in the next series, because there's some really great stuff going on in soil and regeneration and that those trends actually are looking like some of them might be positive tipping points.

So there is optimism to be had.

So don't despair just yet.

We listen to those who translate the voices of the living world, authors Jan Martel, Georgi Gospodinov, Chiara Barzini, Erica Berry, Kristin Ohlson, Helen Weibrau, screenwriter-director Caroline Thompson, and existential psychologist Emmy van Deurzen.

We reflect on our changing environment with Nobel Peace Prize-winning climate scientist Kevin Trenberth, soil expert David Montgomery, restoration ecologist Tom Crowther, wetlands conservationist Jane Majewick, Scientist Rebellion co-founder Tim Hewlett, and architect and urban designer Carlo Ratti.

While PETA co-founder Ingrid Newkirk reminds us that our survival directly depends on the health of the natural world.

This episode is part of One Planet Podcast's Autumn Festival of Voices for the Earth.

There are many other great books about this topic now.

I also really love Nature's Echo by Tom Crowther.

And there, there are, there are, many books that point to this social tipping point being near, that we have that understanding and awareness.

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