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Australia’s iconic landscapes, rivers, and wildlife are under threat and our main environmental law, the EPBC Act, has been failing to stop biodiversity loss. In this episode, we explore the Samuel Review, the urgent reforms it recommends, and the vital role of Indigenous knowledge and leadership i…

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🌿 'An Inconvenient Truth' - 2026 Australia edition - we've been doing nature wrong and it's time to change Visakhan Vythilingam partnered with Leon Wiesner to discuss and break down the updated Environmental Protection and Biodiversity Conservation (EPBC) Act – Australia’s biggest environmental and…
Most of us try to recycle the right way—but even small misunderstandings can undo the effort. Maybe it’s that oily pizza box you weren’t sure about, the yogurt pot you tossed in without rinsing, or the plastic tray with no symbol. In this episode, we talk honestly about what really belongs in the r…
This episode of EnviroEducate dives into the story of Ryan Gellert, the CEO of Patagonia, and how he helped transform one of the world’s most iconic outdoor brands into a model for purpose-driven business. From his early days scaling mountains in the Dolomites to steering Patagonia through its bold…
This episode of EnviroEducate explores the story and philosophy of Jacinda Ardern, New Zealand’s former Prime Minister who redefined leadership by putting empathy at the heart of governance. From her early days in small-town New Zealand to leading her country through crises like the Christchurch at…
In this episode of EnviroEducate, we dive into Bill Gates’ latest reflections ahead of COP30, a call to shift how we measure climate success. Rather than focusing only on temperature targets, Gates argues that true progress lies in improving human welfare, through access to clean energy, resilient …
In this episode of EnviroEducate, we unpack what’s at stake as the world heads toward COP30 in Belém, Brazil, a landmark moment marking 10 years since the Paris Agreement. We explore why COP30 isn’t just another climate conference but a pivotal turning point for global climate action, geopolitical …
In this episode, conservation ecologist Dr. Matthew Luskin takes us deep into the rainforests of Southeast Asia — a region where oil palm plantations, endangered tigers, and global supply chains collide. From trekking through the wild to building massive open-data projects, Matthew reveals how cutt…
In this thought-provoking episode, world-renowned conservation scientist Hugh Possingham offers a sweeping overview of the global biodiversity crisis, from the staggering rate of species loss to the untapped economic and social opportunities in protecting nature. Drawing on decades of experience as…
Food shapes our world — yet nearly 800 million people go to bed hungry while one-third of all food produced is wasted. At the same time, climate change is putting global food systems under unprecedented strain. Enter the World Food Forum (WFF): a youth-led, action-oriented network of innovators, en…
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