In this episode of Your Forest, Matthew Kristoff sits down with three leaders to discuss the launch and vision of the Wildfire Resilience Consortium of Canada (WRCC). This critical conversation tackles the urgent need for Canada to move past a "tipping point" in wildfire management by shifting from a siloed approach to a unified, "whole of society" effort. The episode explores the WRCC's mandate to bridge the gap between knowledge producers (like researchers and INDIGENOUS firekeepers) and knowledge users (practitioners and policymakers) to build a more robust, context-specific, and forward-looking approach to fire resilience.
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In this episode of Your Forest, Matthew Kristoff sits down with three leaders to discuss the launch and vision of the Wildfire Resilience Consortium of Canada (WRCC). This critical conversation tackles the urgent need for Canada to move past a "tipping point" in wildfire management by shifting from a siloed approach to a unified, "whole of society" effort. The episode explores the WRCC's mandate to bridge the gap between knowledge producers (like researchers and INDIGENOUS firekeepers) and knowledge users (practitioners and policymakers) to build a more robust, context-specific, and forward-looking approach to fire resilience.
157 - Can Tree Planting Help Solve The Climate Crisis with Lauren Oakes
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157 - Can Tree Planting Help Solve The Climate Crisis with Lauren Oakes
Join host Matthew Kristoff on YourForest Podcast for an inspiring conversation with Lauren Oakes, scientist, storyteller, and author of Tree Keepers: The Race for a Forested Future. This thought-provoking episode explores the creation and maintenance of healthy forest ecosystems as a vital solution to climate change and biodiversity loss. Lauren delves into the complexities of tree planting versus forest restoration, emphasizing thoughtful stewardship, community engagement, and sustainability. Drawing from extensive research and personal experiences, she highlights how forests contribute to carbon sequestration, biodiversity, and community well-being. Learn actionable strategies to support reforestation and foster a resilient, forested future. Don’t miss it!
YourForest
In this episode of Your Forest, Matthew Kristoff sits down with three leaders to discuss the launch and vision of the Wildfire Resilience Consortium of Canada (WRCC). This critical conversation tackles the urgent need for Canada to move past a "tipping point" in wildfire management by shifting from a siloed approach to a unified, "whole of society" effort. The episode explores the WRCC's mandate to bridge the gap between knowledge producers (like researchers and INDIGENOUS firekeepers) and knowledge users (practitioners and policymakers) to build a more robust, context-specific, and forward-looking approach to fire resilience.
