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67 - The Shadow Side of Spirituality: Plant Medicine, Attachments & Unsafe Healing 1:09:05

11d ago1:09:05

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Krysta is joined by Victoria Pippo, Global Energy Healer and Founder of The Sovereign Healer™️, for a no-fluff conversation on the shadow side of healing spaces — and how even “spiritual” settings can open the door to energetic harm. You’ll hear: • How Krysta and Victoria both encountered energetic parasites and what it took to clear them • Why cer…

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Restoring Canada's iconic Bison with Tom Olson 37:41

11d ago37:41

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"Our herd is North of 5,000 so I think it's the largest conservation herd in the country and it may be the largest herd period, even amongst non conservation." North America's iconic bison are recovering from the brink of extinction. Millions of bison once populated the North American landscape but by the turn of the 20th century, fewer than 1,000 …

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221 | Freeing Our Rage

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Anyone else noticing an uptick in their own sense of rage? No, just me? Keeping access to our joy as the world becomes stranger and scarier is always important — but so is keeping access to our anger. As women, rage is generally not an emotion we’re “allowed” to express, but boy oh boy do we need to start. Tune in for important reminders about ange…

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Am I Rewilder Enough? w/ Sheila Henson 1:05:13

20d ago1:05:13

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Am I Rewilder Enough? w/ Sheila Henson Do you feel like a poseur when it comes to rewilding? Do you have guilty pleasures you can’t give up? Are you too overwhelmed to start rewilding? You’re not alone. In this episode I chat with my friend and Rewild Portland board member Sheila Henson about the judgments we face from others and (more often) ourse…

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66 - Covert Abuse, Empath Entanglement & the Truth That Set Me Free 1:02:21

17d ago1:02:21

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In this solo episode, Krysta shares her personal experience of navigating a covertly abusive relationship, and the moment she chose to reclaim her truth. This episode isn’t about blame. It’s about awareness, healing, and the importance of speaking up—even when it’s uncomfortable. Krysta unpacks the subtle signs of covert narcissism, the empath–narc…

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65 - Healing Through Love 1:11:42

25d ago1:11:42

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This episode was recorded during a very different chapter — one where love felt like medicine and Krysta thought her and her partner were both committed to healing together. You’ll hear Krysta and Keith explore what it means to face your triggers inside a relationship, navigate nervous system dysregulation, and show up for each other as best they k…

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Bringing the ocean back to life with Enric Sala 35:22

25d ago35:22

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"I saw everything that was missing from the sea of my childhood." If you haven’t seen the latest David Attenborough film Ocean yet, you must. It’s a masterpiece. In the latest episode of Rewilding the World Ben Goldsmith speaks with one of the key people behind it, Enric Sala, from National Geographic‘s Pristine Seas campaign. It has secured protec…

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64 - What Nearly Killed us Brought us Together (pt.2) 49:45

1M ago49:45

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In Part 2 of this powerful conversation with Keegan Downer, we go deeper into the aftermath—the recovery, the rage, the reclamation. Episode Topics: • Krysta reveals images she's never shared before • The nuanced role of pharmaceuticals and plant medicine in nervous system healing • How we’re creating safer spaces for those in collapse, not just op…

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63 - What Nearly Killed us Brought us Together 52:09

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What happens when two people hit rock bottom—at the exact same time—and somehow find each other in the aftermath? In this raw and redemptive episode, Krysta sits down with Keegan Downer, her new business partner at MindfulMEDS and soul brother in recovery. They share the uncanny, parallel paths that nearly ended both their lives… and how those dark…

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Fighting organised wildlife crime with Olivia Swaak-Goldman 37:33

1M ago37:33

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"We have to make this crime type too risky and lower the reward. We need to seize all the assets that they gain from their criminal enterprise... it's something I'm very committed to." The illegal trade in wildlife and the body parts of wild animals is driving many creatures towards extinction; yet governments put little effort into busting the cul…

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Episode 151: Tracing The Epic Journey Of Europe’s Most Famous Wolf With Adam Weymouth 38:51

1M ago38:51

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Adam Weymouth is a writer and journalist whose work has been widely published, appearing in Granta, The Atlantic, The Observer, and the BBC. Adam’s features have covered subjects as diverse as illegal cedar logging in Malawi, the politics of oil in Alaska, migration in Greece, flooding in Wales, and depopulation on the Outer Hebrides. His […] Read …

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62 - Becoming Whole 59:51

2M ago59:51

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This is the final chapter of the Resurrection Trilogy. In this episode, Krysta reflects on what it means to rise—not just survive, but actually begin again. After the breakdown, the burning, and the slow return to light… there’s a moment when you realize you’re no longer crawling. You’re standing. Krysta shares what’s changed in her, what’s still h…

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Can rewilding and farming work together? With Toby Diggens 36:22

2M ago36:22

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"Go for it. Go into any kind of career even if you don't have that ecological education and change the culture from within. That's just such a powerful moment." How can rewilding and traditional pastoral farming systems go hand-in-hand? The grazing, browsing and movement of livestock has shaped our landscapes across millennia. In the latest episode…

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Episode 150: Democratizing Wildlife Management Data To Protect Biodiversity And Habitat In The Superior Bio-Preserve 49:38

2M ago49:38

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The Superior Bio-Conservancy is an ambitious plan to protect and restore the biological integrity and hydrology of the Great Lakes Region and the Laurentian Forest Province throughout Minnesota, Wisconsin, and Michigan. The conservation plan will create maps and effectively advocate for the creation of protected wildlife corridors to connect large …

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Episode 149: Rewilding The American Serengeti With Henry Pollock from Southern Plains Land Trust 43:46

2M ago43:46

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Henry has a background in ecology and conservation with a strong focus on quantitative, data-driven science and practice. He has a Ph.D. from the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign in Ecology, Evolution, & Conservation Biology and nearly 15 years’ experience as a wildlife biologist and academic researcher. He is dedicated to gaining ground …

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61 - Cracks of Light.... 1:03:21

2M ago1:03:21

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The Resurrection Trilogy Part 2. Where does the light come in after months of darkness? When do we start to feel piece of ourselves again? In this episode, Krysta speaks from the tender edge of healing—where nothing is fully formed, and everything feels like falling. This is about terror, bravery, and finally feeling the sun on your face. Themes: P…

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Diving into New York’s Billion Oyster Project with Katie Mosher 31:04

2M ago31:04

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"Oyster reefs do this really special thing; they become a refuge for finfish species, for crabs, for all types of really important species and so it's really critical for all of those species to interact together and oyster reefs make that habitat." New York’s Billion Oyster Project is one of the most exciting urban rewilding projects ever. In this…

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Episode 148: The Art of Finding Balance In Choppy Waters With Dana Lyons 1:00:50

2M ago1:00:50

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Bringing together a mix of comedy, ballads and love songs, Dana’s sharp wit and beautiful voice have him performing at concert halls, festivals, conventions, fundraisers and universities across the US and around the world. Dana’s music receives crossover radio play on country, rock, alternative, community, college and oldies radio stations worldwid…

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(Season 3) 60 - Everything Burned… 52:19

3M ago52:19

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The Resurrection Trilogy Part 1. I'm back ❤️‍🔥 What happens when your body, identity, and life fall apart—at the same time? In this raw return to the mic, Krysta shares her personal collapse, what it revealed about the nervous system, and how she's learning to rebuild from the ashes. This is the beginning of Season 3: a resurrection story, a love l…

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Brokering finance deals to fund nature restoration with Rob Gardner 36:51

3M ago36:51

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“You’re going to invest in a fund but this fund is going to own peatlands, sphagnum moss, re-wiggled rivers. It's going to restore farmland, it's going to own oyster reefs.” How are we going to find the funding needed to restore nature at scale? Protecting communities and infrastructure from flooding, and drought, by rewilding river systems may hol…

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How Hunter-Gatherers Learn w/ Dr. Gul Deniz Salali 1:15:20

3M ago1:15:20

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For millions of years, and in some places still today, hunter-gatherers raise competent and capable children. They do this while navigating challenging environments, with predators, dangerous tools, and most notably: without any school. Contemporary societies have created learning environments that are a mismatch with the expectations of our geneti…

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Episode 147: Alan Weisman On His New Book “Hope Dies Last” 52:30

3M ago52:30

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With books like the bestselling “The World Without Us,” a finalist for the National Book Critics Circle Award and translated into thirty-four languages, and “Countdown,” winner of the Los Angeles Times Book Prize, environmental journalist Alan Weisman has established himself as one of the most prophetic voices on humanity’s relationship to the Eart…

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220 | Life Update: Chit Chat & What’s on My Mind

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I accidentally didn’t publish anything for a month, and this episode is a peek into why. I share some life updates and a bit of what’s been going on in my mind and heart lately. Read Holly Whitaker’s whole essay here SUBSCRIBE | Join the Rewilding newsletter & community **** Did you enjoy this episode? Leaving a review is a TOTALLY FREE way to shar…

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Defending the world's oceans with Peter Hammarstedt 37:16

3M ago37:16

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"We fill a law enforcement void that exists in the world's oceans and we'll continue to fill that void until government fills that vacuum. And then we'll hold government accountable." Sea Shepherd is a truly heroic organisation, with four ships, brave crews and volunteers who hunt down the world’s worst ocean abusers: illegal fishing vessels, and w…

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Episode 146: Randy Hayes’ Roadmap for an Ecological Civilization

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Randy Hayes has been described in the Wall Street Journal as “an environmental pit bull.” He is Executive Director of Foundation Earth, an organization fostering the big rethink from the ground up to help protect the planet’s life support systems. Hayes, a former filmmaker, then founder of Rainforest Action Network, is a veteran of many high-visibi…

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‘Rogue rewilding’ - the illegal release of lynx with Pete Cairns 37:38

4M ago37:38

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“There absolutely is no substitute for just seeing it but also smelling it, feeling it, hearing it. You can read all the books and watch all the films you like but there is absolutely no substitute for seeing it in the flesh.” The mysterious appearance of seemingly tame lynx in the Highlands of Scotland raised questions about who released them and …

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Maintaining Peaceful Societies w/ Douglas Fry 1:35:34

4M ago1:35:34

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For millions of years, evidence suggests that humans lived in relatively equal societies, where food acquisition and child raising were shared activities among community members both men and women, together. It is apparent that our environments of evolutionary adaptation, selected for humans with evermore prosocial traits. Domination and competitio…

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Episode 145: Calling All Citizen Scientists! How To Make A Big Impact On Your Next Adventure With Adventure Scientists 34:26

4M ago34:26

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Gregg founded Adventure Scientists in 2011 based on his passion for exploration, scientific discovery and galvanizing “the choir” to more directly participate in citizen science conservation. National Geographic named Gregg Treinish “Adventurer of the Year” in 2008 when he and a friend completed a 7,800-mile trek along the spine of the Andes mounta…

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Making history and nature work together with Rene Olivieri 37:42

4M ago37:42

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"Part of restoring nature - a really important part - is making sure that everyone has equal access to it." The National Trust is now arguably one of Britain’s most ambitious and important nature charities. It now has plans for restoring nature on an area larger than Greater London. In this episode Ben Goldsmith is joined by the Chair of the Nation…

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219 | Creative Practice as a Portal to Our Freest, Truest Selves

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Whether you consider yourself a “creative person” or not, if you’re a human, you have the capacity for creativity. Today I’m sharing 5 ways that I believe developing a creative practice can be both life-altering and life-giving, from helping us reach new levels of authenticity, to transforming our relationship with uncertainty and imperfection, and…

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Episode 144 | Fighting Back: Alaska’s Stand Against Trump’s Environmental Blitzkrieg 37:46

4M ago37:46

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Cooper Freeman works to protect Alaska’s wildlife, lands and oceans. Before joining the Center for Biological Diversity, he worked with Alaskan Native Tribes and Tribal organizations as a strategic planning facilitator and policy advisor, was program manager and development director at the Occidental Arts & Ecology Center in Northern California, an…

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Replenishing the Garden of Eden with Azzam Alwash 36:38

5M ago36:38

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“We don’t give nature enough credit. All mankind needs is to do is to move aside and let the natural system return.” Iraq is one of the five countries most touched by some effects of climate change, according to the United Nations. In this episode of Rewilding the World Ben Goldsmith talks with Azzam Alwash, founder of Nature Iraq, about the fabled…

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Rekindling Ancestral Lifeways in Ireland w/ Lucy O’Hagan 1:22:45

5M ago1:22:45

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Creating ancestral skills communities is central to rewilding. We need people sharing skills together, we need people tending land together. These communities don’t form over night. It takes time to build them. I spoke with Lucy O’Hagan in February of 2020, in one of my first episodes of the Rewilding Podcast. Now it’s February of 2025 and a lot ha…

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Episode 143: Beavering Beyond Boundaries With Joaquin Murrieta-Saldivar 39:17

5M ago39:17

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Joaquin Murrieta-Saldivar specializes in building resilience in diverse communities by enhancing the connections between people, culture, and natural resources. He brings vast experience on the multicultural border region between the US and Mexico, where he has implemented community-based approaches to watershed management, river restoration, geo-t…

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218 | Merging Mystery and Medicine with Dr. Erica Matluck

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We tend to think of "mental" health/illness and "physical" health/illness as separate things, but are they? Nurse practitioner and naturopathic doctor Erica Matluck talks to us about the connection between our physical, mental, emotional, and spiritual parts, and reminds us that all of our components are connected and cannot be decontextualized as …

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Living alongside mountain lions in LA with Beth Pratt 35:59

5M ago35:59

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"We are destroying these ecosystems at our peril, and if we take out these apex predators, like mountain lions or lynx we are messing with our own capacity to survive, not just wildlife." Did you know there are mountain lions living in the very centre of Los Angeles? Some cougars have even gained celebrity status. In the latest episode of Rewilding…

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217 | Finding Joy in a Broken World

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The news these days is filled with atrocities and horrors, destruction and hate. Life can feeling daunting when we’re mired in doom and grief. So today I’m sharing some things that I have been practicing that keep me connected to joy, to people, and to all that is GOOD in the world — and I hope it helps you access that infinite well of goodness, to…

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Episode 142: Nadia Steinzor On Northeast Carnivore Recovery and Coexistence Through State Wildlife Agency Plans 40:06

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Nadia Steinzor is an environmental consultant with 25 years of experience in policy analysis, research, writing, and communications. She has developed and managed projects to investigate the oil and gas industry’s impact on the climate and communities, secure governmental protections for air, water, land, and wildlife, and engage the public in advo…

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Between land and sea - the importance of saltmarshes with Angus Garbutt 31:53

6M ago31:53

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"British saltmashes accumulate about 700,000 tonnes of carbon a year alone, and in the top 10cm of soil saltmarshes hold about 2.3 million tonnes of carbon." Ben Goldsmith is joined by Angus Garbutt, a coastal ecologist and world expert on saltmarshes. In this episode Ben and Angus discuss why these mysterious, alien places are absolutely vital. So…

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216 | Trusting Our Life’s Path

6M ago

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Am I making the right choice? Did I make a huge mistake? Is this where I should be? These are questions a lot of us consider when reflecting on the path our life has taken, or will take. Today I wanted to share a mixed bag of thoughts, metaphors, and reflections that will hopefully help us move from a state of regret or doubt, into one of trust, as…

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Episode 141: Tom Biebighauser Gives A Wetland Rewilding Masterclass 44:59

6M ago44:59

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Since 1979, Tom Biebighauser has enthusiastically restored wetlands, lakes, streams, and rivers. He has designed over 10,000 wetland projects and successfully supervised the construction of more than 3,000 wetlands and streams in 26 states, three Canadian provinces, Mexico, New Zealand, Puerto Rico, and Taiwan. He has a deep and long-standing conce…

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Surviving Multiple Environments w/ Tom McElroy 1:09:50

6M ago1:09:50

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One of the key aspects of wildness is adaptation. Being able to change and adapt to different needs, in different environments, is a cornerstone of resilience. While a large part of this involves getting to know the land where you dwell, it helps to know multiple landscapes. It can teach you how to think on your toes and figure out how to do things…

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215 | Strengthening Our Friendships with Danielle Bayard Jackson

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Have your friendships been dwindling, feeling unbalanced, or difficult to maintain lately? Relational health educator Danielle Bayard Jackson is an expert on women’s friendships and today she’s sharing some easy ways that we can rekindle our existing friendships, deepen and strengthen them, and get better at forming new bonds — no matter what stage…

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Saving Africa's rhinos with Kevin Pietersen 34:51

6M ago34:51

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The smell of a dead animal, a carcase, an animal that's just been killed, is something you'll never ever forget and it's that that sticks with you. It's that that gives you the energy to continually try and do my best to put a hold and a stop to what is still happening out in South Africa. In this episode of Rewilding the World Ben Goldsmith talks …

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214 | Living Slower: Ideas to Quiet the Rush

6M ago

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America LOVES to be in a hurry — we are always rushing from one thing to the next, multitasking everything and feeling completely burnt out and overwhelmed by trying to keep up. Whether you’re leaning into the tones of winter, have a goal to scroll less or use less tech, or are just interested in feeling more present, I’m sharing the simple things …

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Episode 140: California’s Natural Resources Secretary Wade Crowfoot On Beavers, Rewilding Rivers, and Wildlife Crossings 38:50

6M ago38:50

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Wade Crowfoot serves as California’s Natural Resources Secretary, leading efforts to conserve California’s environment and natural resources. He has served as Secretary since 2019 and advises Governor Newsom as a member of his cabinet. Secretary Crowfoot oversees an agency of over 25,000 employees spread across 26 departments, commissions, and cons…

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Restoring California's Klamath River with Chuck Bonham 36:49

6M ago36:49

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"Up in Oregon, sixty miles from that old dam site, adult Chinook salmon were swimming in the Klamath River. It happened in ten days, when our scientists were saying it might take ten years." The largest dam removals in history just took place on California’s Klamath River. In the latest episode of Rewilding the World Ben Goldsmith talks with Chuck …

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213 | Cycles, Rhythms, Calendars & Clocks

7M ago

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It’s January, and the new year is here! But you’re exhausted, unmotivated, and feel like all you want to do is lie on a pile of warm laundry and eat bread. Is it seasonal affective disorder, or is it the capitalist culture you live in urging you to carry on like a machine when your body is responding perfectly to the change in your environment? Her…

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The Wrong Way to Rewild 1:13:39

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I’m fond of saying, “There’s no one right way to rewild.” A friend once asked me, “Sure, Peter. But is there a wrong way?” I wanted to do something fun for this episode that I haven’t delved into much before in this space, so I invited my friend on to talk about the “wrong” ways to rewild. Don’t be fooled by the candy bar image, I love elements of …

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Repairing and restoring Britain's rivers with Mike Blackmore 31:43

7M ago31:43

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"River restoration is essentially a violent act, what we do, but it's because it's undoing a violent act. It's essentially an equal and opposite violent act to what was done to the rivers in the first place." Rivers are meant to be wild things but we have tamed them out of all recognition in the UK. Our rivers and streams have been straightened, bu…

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