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Welcome to Why We Care, the podcast where together we explore our relationship with the natural world, to better understand how intertwined nature is with our daily lives – but also to rekindle our sense of wonder towards it. We dive into what our separation from nature means, and take a look at practical ways to restore and nurture this vital relationship.
Hear from the people at the heart of the environmental movement, all around the world – scientists, activists, and campaigners but also artists and storytellers, who are all relentlessly advocating for change. I hope these conversations will inspire you to challenge the status quo, and give you hope. Thank you for tuning in, and sending you lots of love!
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A new Kiswahili podcast by BBC Media Action in Tanzania.
For many Tanzanians, the term ‘climate change’ refers to changes in weather or seasons, and few people understand its impacts at home and around the world. But experts agree that climate change is already affecting our lives, creating many challenges and some opportunities for change.
This podcast is for anyone who is interested in the ways in which climate change is affecting people in Tanzania, and wants to learn more about how we can all adapt to those changes.
Tanzania Adapts is a Kiswahili language podcast created by BBC Media Action in Tanzania. It is produced and presented by Marygoreth Richard. Tanzania Adapts is supported by Irish Aid and the Embassy of Belgium in Tanzania.
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Le droit de l’environnement rythme notre vie : on le trouve dans tout ce que l’on mange, ce que l’on porte, ce que l’on respire, les activités que l’on exerce… Si cette matière peut paraître aride, souvent réservée à des spécialistes, chacun doit pouvoir s’en saisir afin de disposer des outils nécessaires à la compréhension des enjeux qui nous entourent.
La série de podcast imaginée par l’association Robin des droits s’adresse au plus grand nombre : ceux qui trouvent le droit ennuyeux, ceux qui pensent que c’est incompréhensible ou inaccessible, ceux qui ont toujours rêvé d’en faire, et à ceux qui sont tout simplement curieux.
Les avocates et juristes Alice Messin-Roizard, Chiara Corrasco, Eve Aubisse et Inès Bouchema s’efforceront dans chaque épisode d’expliquer, décoder et décortiquer le droit de l’environnement qui touche votre quotidien.
