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In this 2022 Ted Talk, Dr. Lyla June Johnston, shares four Indigenous land management techniques to inform the modern industrial revolution. How can we as business leaders incorporate these techniques to deliver sustainability? 🌧️ Tap into and align with the forces of nature - Why try to control the earth when you can work with her? 🦬 Intentional habitat expansion - Why put plants and animals into farms and cages when you can make a home for them and they come to you? 🌱 Create non-human centric systems - Why hoard for your own species when you can live to serve all life around you? 🪺 Design for perpetuity - Why plan for the next fiscal quarter when we could plan for generations not yet born? Learn more about this and other important insights from her talk: https://lnkd.in/e-a8C3UH Thanks for sharing this James Haarbauer! #indigenousknowledge #biodiversity #sustainability

Interesting #talk about what (#female) global #leadership for a #nature positive future looks like between the Minister for the Environment and Water, Australia, Hon Tanya Plibersek and HE Razan Al Mubarak, President of IUCN The conversation cements the relationship on #biodiversity, #nature #conservation and #NaturePositive between #Australia as a State Member and IUCN. It further links the #GlobalNaturePositiveSummit in #Sydney with the #IUCNLeadersForum in #Geneva - taking place at the same time.

🌍Did you know that Achieve Sustainability offers complimentary consultations for perspective clients? We would be happy to chat with you about your sustainability challenges and opportunities. ➡️You can book a consultation here - https://lnkd.in/gWGTFqa9 #sustainability #ghgemissions #decarbonization #climaterisk #greenwashing

Are you eager to create a meaningful event with a lasting impact? Check out these 5 ideas from Freeman Company to help make your event more green!♻️

Are you eager to create a meaningful event with a lasting impact? Check out these 5 ideas from Freeman Company to help make your event more green!♻️

Hey! 👋 I am so sorry for the wait because I am traveling simultaneously. However, I would love to share more about Ocearvest!🌊 I began building Ocearvest as my focus project during my time at The Knowledge Society (TKS), but it evolved into a full-time project. Also, I am currently in buildspace nights & weekends S5 program, so this is a little intro to my idea. Ocearvest implements regenerative ocean farming and hydroponics to create a greener future and decrease hunger.🌏 Regenerative ocean farming is a fairly new method of aquaculture. It involves growing seaweed and shellfish in the ocean without adding fertilizer or freshwater. On the other hand, hydroponics does not use substrate but instead uses nutrient-rich water to grow plants. For Ocearvest, the model can grow seaweed, halophytic plants (plants that can tolerate saline environments), and shellfish. Currently, I am trying to figure out how to successfully grow the plants, seaweed, and shellfish, so there will be a lot of research involved. If you know anyone or if you can help, please let me know! :D Also, if you’re interested in Ocearvest’s journey, feel free to comment or message me and follow the page. I also have a TEDx talk on the topic, so feel free to like and comment! Thank you so much! 🌟 https://lnkd.in/en-ch_MK #tedx #hydroponics #regenerativeoceanfarming #tedxvail #theknowledgesociety #buildspace #greentech #climatechange #green #ocearvest

Are you eager to create a meaningful event with a lasting impact? Check out these 5 ideas from Freeman Company to help make your event more green!♻️

"Build back better", does that ring a bell? A term frequently used during the pandemic while looking forward, envisioning the world after Covid. A chance for a restart. But what happended? A question I have asked myself many times since and so did Dr Kumi Naidoo in this webinar the Great Unraveling organised by The Post Carbon Institute that i accidentally attended thanks to a post by Anna Pollock. Thank you for that! I am constantly on the search for more knowledge, inspiration and insights on the subject of sustainability, - and some days I must admit I am struggling to keep my fighting spirit going - so when i read the opening phrase in the invitation to the webinar it talked strait to me: "Have you been feeling a sense of unease about the state of the world? From climate change and biodiversity loss to social inequality and overconsumption, it seems like multiple crises are converging at once. What’s really going on here?" It was truly enlightening and inspiring to listen to Kimi Naidoo and Lyla June Johnston sharing their storys and experiences on how to act in order to fix this. So many wise words were spoken and I highly recommend you to look at the recording. I specially take with me what Kumi said: ”Be creatively maladjusted!” Because we can not fix this within the same system that got us here. Kimi said something else that I also often say: It is not about saving and protecting the planet. She will be just fine without us humans. It is about our own survival, our chances to continue to thrive on this planet, and for generations to come. We need to understand that we are part of an ecosystem, depending on its health. We do not stand above any other species, rather that we are a part of an ecosystem, and dependent on its function. Nature with all its species is my best friend. Ours. Hopefully yours as well. So how about we once and for all take the term #buildbackbetter seriously? Let’s start to show nature some love! #regenerativetravel #sustainabletourism #reformtravel https://lnkd.in/d6vT5Z5N