Reflecting on the social aspects of landscape change and navigating the unknown in Australia

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Custodians of the Planet

Deniz Yildiz

36 episodes

4 hours ago

Custodians of the Planet is an interdisciplinary podcast dedicated to being the voice of the environment and nature. Each episode will provide news, interviews, and narration on a wide range of environmental issues. The platform aims to reveal the tensions and harmony of human activities in a changing climate and invites listeners to tune in to nature. Through innovative storytelling, immersive interviews, and a critical analysis of current environmental news Custodians of the Planet will blend our experiences in everyday life with the endless beauty and dynamic environments of our world.

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Reflecting on the social aspects of landscape change and navigating the unknown in Australia

Custodians of the Planet

55 minutes 40 seconds

3 years ago

Reflecting on the social aspects of landscape change and navigating the unknown in Australia

This episode is an interview with Professor Lesley Head, the President of the Australian Academy of the Humanities. We explore Australia's public perception of environmental issues (e.g bushfires and the concept of wilderness) and tipping points for social change in the last 25 years. We also discuss what goes on behind the scenes of academic work and life.

Credits:

- Bonnie Perris - Script Editor

- Taylor Coyne - Graphic Designer

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