Episode 4 has arrived! In this episode, we explore the practice of #agroecology in Canada and Brazil. Listen to Dr. Andrew Spring, Dr. Eve Nimmo, and Dr. Erin Nelson discuss how #agroecology helps in #foodsystemstransformation in two different geographies!
Listen wherever you find your podcasts or on our website here: https://tinyurl.com/59d9rnyn
Episode 3 of the #VoicingChange season is out now! Listen to it wherever you find your podcasts, or with us on our website: https://researchcentres.wlu.ca/centre-for-sustainable-food-systems/knowledge-sharing/handpicked-podcast.html
We hear from Dr. Eve Nimmo, Dr. Jennifer Baltzer, Dr. Zach Ngalo, and Dr. Andre Lacerda for the second part of their talk on #agroforestry, #climatechange, and the importance of forests to communities.
"I think community-based monitoring is one of the things that we're seeing [to combat climate change]...There is the Indigenous Guardians program, where...they lear the local and traditional knowledge of the land. They become, you know, really important knowledge holders in the community while also working with Western scientists on some of the monitoring approaches that we use to quantify change. And so sort of taking a two ways of knowing approach and braiding these knowledge systems to best monitor and understand the changes that are happening."
Have you been waiting for a new season of your favourite podcast, Handpicked?
Well, we're back on Monday to share an incredible project with you called, #VoicingChange
You'll hear about the synergies between work being done in the NWT, Kenya, & Brazil.
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Did you hear Handpicked is back?
Season 4 will be presenting episodes from the Voicing Change project, a partnership between the NWT, Brazil & Kenya.
New episodes are out every Monday, starting April 29!
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Have you listened to episode 6 with @naomi_m_robert yet? She makes interesting points about how focusing on GDP addresses only economic growth when we must consider the human and environmental goals.
Check the episode out wherever you listen to podcasts!
We're so excited to launch our final episode of season 3 on Monday! In it, we will be talking with Naomi Robert about moving beyond GDP as a measure of well-being in our country and how that could impact food system policy making.
We can't wait for you to listen!
