In this episode of the Regeneration Collective podcast, Silke von Brockhausen engages with Alexandra Pimor, an Earth lawyer and advocate for nature's rights. They explore the concept of regeneration, its relevance in today's world, and the innovative idea of giving nature a voice in governance through initiatives like 'Nature on the Board.' Alexandra emphasizes the importance of understanding our interconnectedness with nature and the need for inner work to foster a culture of peace and sustainability within organizations, particularly the UN. The conversation highlights the significance of indigenous wisdom and the potential for transformative change in governance structures.

Learn more/Engage:

• Connect with Alexandra on Linkedin
• Earth Law Center's Nature Governance Agency: a program for onboarding Nature (including Nature as inspiration, advisor, director and shareholder), and cultivating Nature-conscious governance and leadership praxis.
• Dandelion Fellowship: capacity‑building for individuals to practice and speak as a voice of nature.

Takeaways

• Regeneration is about renewal and intentional repair.
• Nature should have a voice in decision-making processes.
• We are all interconnected and part of nature.
• Inner work is essential for fostering peace and sustainability.
• Organizational culture must embrace nature consciousness.
• Indigenous wisdom is crucial for understanding our relationship with nature.
• The UN must evolve to reflect the needs of the planet.
• Creative lawyering can enable nature's rights within existing systems.
• Peace is a practice that requires conscious effort.
• We must take care of our roots to see fruitful outcomes.

Chapters

00:00 Introduction to Regeneration and the UN

05:14 Nature on the Board: A New Governance Concept

11:08 The Role of Nature in Governance

19:12 The Inner Work of Being a Voice for Nature

25:34 Roots of Regeneration and Self-Care

30:38 Integrating Inner Development Goals

35:12 Indigenous Wisdom and Future Policies