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Can we have a regenerative planet within a decade? Rob Avis, Co-Founder 5th Generation

Send us Fan Mail Welcome to the 70th episode of Happy Planet podcast. This is the podcast where we celebrate innovation for a happy planet. This week we are traveling to Alberta, Canada to speak with Rob Avis, co-founder of 5th World, a Canadian startup focused on regenerative living.  5th World  d…

Is Biomimicry the key to sustainable industrial design? Sidney Rostan, Founder and CEO, BIOXEGY

Send us Fan Mail Happy Planet Wednesday!  If you've ever drawn inspiration from nature, this is the podcast for you.  Our guest this week is Sidney Rostan, a Paris-based entrepreneur and biomimicry expert. If you remember from one of our first podcasts, biomimicry is the design and production of so…

Citizen Scientists, a Whole Lot of Data, and a Whole Lot of Fun. Mead Kraka, REEF

Send us Fan Mail It’s Happy Planet Wednesday! Today I'm joined by Mead Krówka from REEF (Reef Environmental Education Foundation), a marine conservation nonprofit based in Key Largo that connects people directly to ocean protection through hands-on citizen science. You might want to become one and …

Modernizing Animal Anatomy Resources to Preserve and Deepen Knowledge. Mieke Roth and Paul Schilperoord, Anitomical B.V.

Send us Fan Mail Happy Planet Wednesday! Did you know that the muscle, the snail and the octopus share a common feature? The esophagus runs through the brain.  Today we are traveling to the Netherlands, where we meet Mieke Roth and Paul Schilperoord of Anitomical, B.V., a company addressing an educ…

Can American farmed seaweed finally find its market? Sam Garwin, GreenWave

Send us Fan Mail Welcome to the podcast where we celebrate innovation for a happy planet. I am your host, Abigail Carroll. What is going on with American farmed seaweed? That is the question we are asking this week. We’ve heard a lot about it. For some time, everyone in the blue economy was touting…

Saving the world, one adorable salamander at a time. Jeff Parmalee, Board Member, Maine Big Night & Teaching Professor and University of New England.

Send us Fan Mail Welcome back to the podcast where we celebrate innovation for our happy planet.  Today we are meeting with Jeff Parmelee, Teaching Professor at the School of Biological Sciences at University of New England's College of Arts and Sciences.  Jeff is an evolutionary biologist and ecol…

Can AI driven data save our whales? Emily Charry Tissier, Co-Founder Whale Seeker

Send us Fan Mail In my part of the world, North Atlantic right whales are a critically endangered species with an estimated population of fewer than 360 remaining individuals.  Most of these deaths in New England and along the East coast are human-induced, overwhelmingly driven by vessel strikes an…

Preservation & Climate : Historic New England tackles climate change. Joie Grandbois, Director of Sustainability

Send us Fan Mail Happy Planet Wednesday! Join us as we explore the intersection of historic preservation and climate action with Joie Grandbois, Director of Sustainability at Historic New England. Discover how preserving historic buildings can contribute to sustainability, resilience, and climate e…

Building relevancy in the climate conversation. Raney Bench, Executive Director of Mount Desert Island Historical Society

Send us Fan Mail In this episode, we continue to dig into the theme of cultural institutions becoming part of the climate conversation.  Maine's Mount Desert Island Historical Society has traditionally served as an agent of preservation for historical records concerning the island. But when Executi…

Genomics, Grit, and Gloucester: Building a Blue Economy

Send us Fan Mail This week ware are joined by Bonnie Fendrock, Executive Director of the Gloucester Marine Genomics Institute.  For over a decade, GMGI has been at the forefront of ocean science, using genomics to tackle some of the biggest challenges facing our marine environments and human health…