Tuna do more than swim across oceans; they connect countries. Dr. Kathryn Matthews, Oceana's Chief Scientist, discusses the importance of global cooperation in managing tuna

Tuna do more than swim across oceans; they connect countries. Dr. Kathryn Matthews, Oceana's Chief Scientist, discusses the importance of global cooperation in managing tuna populations.

Long migrations of tuna necessitate collaborative efforts to maintain healthy stocks and ensure sustainable fishing practices for the future.

In this episode, Chief Economist Maximo Torero and David Laborde discuss key findings from The State of Food Security and Nutrition in the World (SOFI) 2026. Global hunger has decreased for the

In this episode, Chief Economist Maximo Torero and David Laborde discuss key findings from The State of Food Security and Nutrition in the World (SOFI) 2026. Global hunger has decreased for the third year, but progress is uneven and fragile. The cost of a healthy diet has risen by 25% over the past five years, leaving one third of the global population unable to afford it.

The discussion highlights structural factors influencing diet costs and the impact of compound risks. It emphasizes the importance of social protection, such as school feeding programs, and investments in agrifood systems to improve access to nutritious foods. For more details, view the transcript.

Coral reefs, often called "rainforests of the sea," surprisingly thrive in nutrient-poor ocean deserts. Despite these challenging conditions, they host a quarter of the world's marine fish

Coral reefs, often called "rainforests of the sea," surprisingly thrive in nutrient-poor ocean deserts. Despite these challenging conditions, they host a quarter of the world's marine fish species.

Dr. Kathryn Matthews, Oceana's Chief Scientist, explains how these vibrant ecosystems sustain such incredible biodiversity.

Close our inaugural season with engineer and biomimic Gamelihle (Gama) Sibanda. He shares his journey from Zimbabwe, applying the architectural wisdom of ants and termites to solve real-world

Close our inaugural season with engineer and biomimic Gamelihle (Gama) Sibanda. He shares his journey from Zimbabwe, applying the architectural wisdom of ants and termites to solve real-world flooding crises.

Tune in to episode 6 to explore how childhood curiosity about insects can evolve into a global engineering framework, integrating Indigenous knowledge, biomimicry, and the ethics of artificial intelligence.

The AskNature Podcast is a project of The Biomimicry Institute, hosted by Amanda Sturgeon and Andrew Howley. Sound design and music composition are by Simon Thomas George and Lucas Murray, with Ayoade Balogun as Senior Producer.

In this episode of the Circular Economy Show, JJ Freijo, Chief Sustainability and Product Innovation Officer at Brambles, discusses their rental model for pallets and crates, creating a continuous

In this episode of the Circular Economy Show, JJ Freijo, Chief Sustainability and Product Innovation Officer at Brambles, discusses their rental model for pallets and crates, creating a continuous global reuse loop. Having achieved 100% certified timber procurement, Brambles now focuses on regenerative forestry, exemplified by their project in Tabasco, Mexico. JJ highlights the strong business case, from attracting top talent to deepening customer partnerships and engaging sustainability-focused investors.

The Ellen MacArthur Foundation, an international charity, accelerates the transition to a circular economy to tackle climate change, biodiversity loss, waste, and pollution. Subscribe for more insightful videos on their YouTube channel. Learn more about their work at ellenmacarthurfoundation.org, and follow them on Instagram and LinkedIn.

In a recent Circular Economy Show episode, Pippa interviews JJ Freijo, Chief Sustainability and Product Innovation Officer at Brambles. Freijo details how Brambles' rental model for pallets,

In a recent Circular Economy Show episode, Pippa interviews JJ Freijo, Chief Sustainability and Product Innovation Officer at Brambles. Freijo details how Brambles' rental model for pallets, crates, and containers creates a continuous reuse loop across global supply chains, embodying circular economy principles. Watch the full episode.

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What can nature teach us about community, democracy, and technology in an age of rapid AI and climate crises? The AskNature Podcast explores this, inviting a shift from isolated extraction to a

What can nature teach us about community, democracy, and technology in an age of rapid AI and climate crises? The AskNature Podcast explores this, inviting a shift from isolated extraction to a declaration of interdependence.

In Episode 5, author Baratunde Thurston discusses remembering our belonging to each other and the Earth. Tune in to learn how to move beyond techno-fascism and embrace our roles as true, interconnected global citizens. Hosted by Amanda Sturgeon, CEO of the Biomimicry Institute, and Andrew Howley, this podcast is a project of The Biomimicry Institute.

In this episode, Lou and Mark Lancelot from Better Business Design discuss the evolving role of the Chief Sustainability Officer. They explore how to reshape the narrative around sustainability

In this episode, Lou and Mark Lancelot from Better Business Design discuss the evolving role of the Chief Sustainability Officer. They explore how to reshape the narrative around sustainability and circular economy goals to resonate positively in global boardrooms. Watch the full episode for insights.

The Ellen MacArthur Foundation is an international charity dedicated to accelerating the transition to a circular economy. Our mission is to tackle critical global challenges like climate change, biodiversity loss, waste, and pollution.

Subscribe for more videos on our YouTube channel. Learn more about our work at the Ellen MacArthur Foundation website. Follow us on Instagram and LinkedIn.

Author and designer Julia Watson challenges us to look beyond high-tech solutions for climate-resilient design. Instead, she advocates for nature-positive approaches by embracing the

Author and designer Julia Watson challenges us to look beyond high-tech solutions for climate-resilient design. Instead, she advocates for nature-positive approaches by embracing the multi-generational genius of LO-TEK infrastructure, integrating ancestral knowledge with contemporary technology.

Tune into Episode 4 of the AskNature Podcast to delve deeper. Hosted by Amanda Sturgeon and Andrew Howley, this episode travels from Iraq's 6,500-year-old floating reed islands to explore how indigenous knowledge can design the infrastructures of contemporary cities. The AskNature Podcast is a project of The Biomimicry Institute, with sound design by Simon Thomas George and Lucas Murray, and senior producer Ayoade Balogun.

Natural navigator Tristan Gooley reveals that nature's every shape and color is a solution to a problem, emphasizing that nothing is random and everything is connected. The AskNature Podcast helps

Natural navigator Tristan Gooley reveals that nature's every shape and color is a solution to a problem, emphasizing that nothing is random and everything is connected. The AskNature Podcast helps us decipher these clues in the more-than-human world.

In Episode 3, delve into the two pillars of wayfinding and learn how a simple five-minute walk can unlock your brain's evolutionary potential. Hosted by Amanda Sturgeon, CEO of the Biomimicry Institute, and Chief Editor Andrew Howley, the AskNature Podcast is a project of The Biomimicry Institute.