Cultivating Resilience: Sustainable Agriculture in the Caribbean

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CESaRE Voices

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Welcome to CESaRE Voices! Where we bring Caribbean research in the environmental sciences and renewable energy closer to you. Join our host, Jelani Blake, as he discusses a range of pertinent topics with leading voices from the Caribbean. How can you make more individual and low-carbon impact? Which groups are most vulnerable to climate change? Who is leading the small island race to net-zero? All these questions and more are explored in CESaRE Voices! Tune in to connect to our region's research.

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Cultivating Resilience: Sustainable Agriculture in the Caribbean

CESaRE Voices

38 minutes 30 seconds

1 year ago

Cultivating Resilience: Sustainable Agriculture in the Caribbean

Join host Jelani Blake and award-winning environmental journalist Daphne Ewing-Chow on the latest episode of CESaRE Voices Podcast! 🎙️

In this insightful discussion, we delve into the realm of sustainable agriculture in the Caribbean, exploring innovative approaches to empower farmers and combat the challenges posed by climate change. 🌍

👩‍🌾 Daphne Ewing-Chow shares invaluable insights highlighting the need for shifting attitudes towards indigenous crops. 🌾 Discover how embracing these traditional staples is not only preserving cultural heritage but also fostering more resilient and sustainable agricultural systems across the region. 🌿

Tune in as we explore the path towards a greener, more sustainable future for Caribbean agriculture! 🎧 To dive deeper into this topic, check out Daphne's Forbes article 🌱

Credits: This episode was narrated and produced by Jelani Blake, and curated by Dr. Ariel T. Thomas.