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Environment, climate and sustainability podcast. We make big green issues bite-sized and explore the things that we can do to help the planet. Hosted by Emma Brisdion and Sophie Pavelle.
Environment, climate and sustainability podcast. We make big green issues bite-sized and explore the things that we can do to help the planet. Hosted by Emma Brisdion and Sophie Pavelle.
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Sophie Pavelle is an accomplished author and environmental advocate known for her engaging writing on nature and sustainability. She has a passion for exploring the intricate relationships within ecosystems and has written multiple books that delve into the wonders of the natural world. Her work often highlights the importance of conservation and the unique symbioses found in nature. In addition to her writing, Sophie is actively involved in promoting environmental awareness and education.
Sophie Pavelle is an accomplished author and environmental advocate known for her engaging writing on nature and sustainability. She has a passion for exploring the intricate relationships within ecosystems and has written multiple books that delve into the wonders of the natural world. Her work often highlights the importance of conservation and the unique symbioses found in nature. In addition to her writing, Sophie is actively involved in promoting environmental awareness and education.
Chris Fitch is an author and environmental advocate known for his work on urban ecology and sustainability. He has published several books focusing on the integration of nature within urban environments, exploring how cities can become more green and sustainable. His recent work, 'Wild Cities', discusses innovative approaches to reintroducing nature in urban settings, including the benefits of biodiversity and community engagement in environmental initiatives.
Chris Fitch is an author and environmental advocate known for his work on urban ecology and sustainability. He has published several books focusing on the integration of nature within urban environments, exploring how cities can become more green and sustainable. His recent work, 'Wild Cities', discusses innovative approaches to reintroducing nature in urban settings, including the benefits of biodiversity and community engagement in environmental initiatives.
Gillian Burke is a prominent environmentalist and broadcaster known for her work in wildlife conservation and environmental advocacy. She has appeared on various platforms discussing issues related to climate change, biodiversity, and sustainable practices. With a background in ecology and a passion for educating the public about environmental issues, Gillian has contributed significantly to raising awareness about the importance of protecting our planet.
Gillian Burke is a prominent environmentalist and broadcaster known for her work in wildlife conservation and environmental advocacy. She has appeared on various platforms discussing issues related to climate change, biodiversity, and sustainable practices. With a background in ecology and a passion for educating the public about environmental issues, Gillian has contributed significantly to raising awareness about the importance of protecting our planet.
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Sophie's only gone and written another brilliant book (and no, she's not writing this episode description). In To Have or To Hold, she unearths and marvells at some of nature's strangest symbioses and oddest relationships. In this bonus episode of For What It's Earth, Sophie and Emma sit down to chat about the book, dig into the story of a truly mysterious freshwater parasite, and share with you why Emma asked (politely) for a specific word to be removed from an early draft. PLUS, enjoy a sneak peak at the audiobook! Thank you to Bloomsbury for allowing us to share an extract of the book, for your listening delight.
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For What It’s Earth is hosted and produced by Emma Brisdion and Sophie Pavelle, and edited and mixed by Mark Skinner (2024).
Sophie's only gone and written another brilliant book (and no, she's not writing this episode description). In To Have or To Hold, she unearths and marvells at some of nature's strangest symbioses and oddest relationships. In this bonus episode of For What It's Earth, Sophie and Emma sit down to chat about the book, dig into the story of a truly mysterious freshwater parasite, and share with you why Emma asked (politely) for a specific word to be removed from an early draft. PLUS, enjoy a sneak peak at the audiobook! Thank you to Bloomsbury for allowing us to share an extract of the book, for your listening delight.
Help us cover our running costs with a donation through Ko-fi or grab an organic cotton FWIE tee.
& subscribe so you never miss an episode!
For What It’s Earth is hosted and produced by Emma Brisdion and Sophie Pavelle, and edited and mixed by Mark Skinner (2024).
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Bonus: Wild Cities with Chris Fitch live at Stanfords
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Emma BrisdionSophie Pavelle
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Chris Fitch
Keywords
Keywords of this podcast episode
green citiesurban metropolisesnatureancient forestsgardens in skyscrapersbeaversbirdwatching
How green is your city? And what can we learn from the international urban metropolises that are bringing inviting nature back? Last week, Wild Cities was published, and Emma was invited to join author Chris Fitch at Stanfords bookstore in Bristol to chat about the book. We chatted about fast-tracking ancient forests, gardens in skyscrapers, beavers, birdwatching and, of course, asked, 'What one good thing have you done for the planet this week?'
Send us a voice note listener question (via Instagram @forwhatitsearthpodcast or email [email protected]) for your chance to win a Wild Cities seed bomb packet!
Thank you to Chris, Stanfords, and Harper Collins for putting the event on and for letting us record the evening for a bonus episode of the podcast.
Help us cover our running costs with a donation through Ko-fi or grab an organic cotton FWIE tee.
& subscribe so you never miss an episode!
For What It’s Earth is hosted and produced by Emma Brisdion and Sophie Pavelle, and edited and mixed by Mark Skinner (2024).
How green is your city? And what can we learn from the international urban metropolises that are bringing inviting nature back? Last week, Wild Cities was published, and Emma was invited to join author Chris Fitch at Stanfords bookstore in Bristol to chat about the book. We chatted about fast-tracking ancient forests, gardens in skyscrapers, beavers, birdwatching and, of course, asked, 'What one good thing have you done for the planet this week?'
Send us a voice note listener question (via Instagram @forwhatitsearthpodcast or email [email protected]) for your chance to win a Wild Cities seed bomb packet!
Thank you to Chris, Stanfords, and Harper Collins for putting the event on and for letting us record the evening for a bonus episode of the podcast.
Help us cover our running costs with a donation through Ko-fi or grab an organic cotton FWIE tee.
& subscribe so you never miss an episode!
For What It’s Earth is hosted and produced by Emma Brisdion and Sophie Pavelle, and edited and mixed by Mark Skinner (2024).
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[Listener Questions] Solar roads in the UK, water use in airports and cleaning up the North Sea oil tanker crash
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Hosts of this podcast episode
Emma BrisdionSophie Pavelle
Guests
Guests of this podcast episode
Gillian Burke
Keywords
Keywords of this podcast episode
solar roadswater useairportsNorth Sea oil tanker crashenvironmental impactjet fuelnurdles
We've got three absolutely corking listener questions on the show this week, including one from the wonderful Gillian Burke! We're answering: A South Korean motorway has a solar panel-covered bike lane in its central reservation - can we do this in the UK? How much water and waste accumulates at airport security, and can we reduce it? What's the env. impact of the north sea oil tanker crash, and how do we clean jet fuel/nurdles out of the ocean?
Help us cover our running costs with a donation through Ko-fi or grab an organic cotton FWIE tee.
& subscribe so you never miss an episode!
For What It’s Earth is hosted and produced by Emma Brisdion and Sophie Pavelle, and edited and mixed by Mark Skinner (2024).
We've got three absolutely corking listener questions on the show this week, including one from the wonderful Gillian Burke! We're answering: A South Korean motorway has a solar panel-covered bike lane in its central reservation - can we do this in the UK? How much water and waste accumulates at airport security, and can we reduce it? What's the env. impact of the north sea oil tanker crash, and how do we clean jet fuel/nurdles out of the ocean?
We’re plunging our hands into the soft green bits you find in woodlands, and shining a spotlight on moss. Can the many life-giving, pollution-gobbling, and carbon-storing species of moss on earth be the quiet antidote to climate change?
For What It’s Earth is hosted and produced by Emma Brisdion and Sophie Pavelle, and edited and mixed by Mark Skinner (2024).
We’re plunging our hands into the soft green bits you find in woodlands, and shining a spotlight on moss. Can the many life-giving, pollution-gobbling, and carbon-storing species of moss on earth be the quiet antidote to climate change?
This week we're answering your questions! First, we explore whether environmental boycotts actually work, and ask whether we should all stop buying Wild deodorant since the news that Unliver are purchasing the brand. Finally, we settle down with a steaming mug to find out whether our teas and coffees can be more sustainable.
For What It’s Earth is hosted and produced by Emma Brisdion and Sophie Pavelle, and edited and mixed by Mark Skinner (2024).
This week we're answering your questions! First, we explore whether environmental boycotts actually work, and ask whether we should all stop buying Wild deodorant since the news that Unliver are purchasing the brand. Finally, we settle down with a steaming mug to find out whether our teas and coffees can be more sustainable.
