ABOUT THIS EPISODE
My Guest today is Beth Allgood. Beth is the founder of OneNature Institute. She has worked with organizations like the Peace Corps and WWF to improve both people’s lives and the environment. Beth's work has made a big impact, earning her recognition as one of the "Fifty People Changing the World."
OneNature Institute, led by Beth, focuses on helping both humans and nature thrive. The organization connects well-being with conservation, aiming to protect the planet and help communities grow together. They run programs that show how people and nature can work in harmony.
Tune in to hear more about her inspiring journey and the powerful impact of connecting human well-being with the natural world.
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