ecoFuturists

By With Andy Lowe | Supported by the Environment Institute | Adelaide University

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Episodes: 38

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Our future depends on bold ideas that improve our natural environment while driving innovation. Eco Futurists is more than a podcast, it’s a platform for conversation, bringing together people with fresh perspectives, innovative solutions, and a shared commitment to a sustainable tomorrow. From scientific experts and industry pioneers to artists, adventurers and community leaders, we spotlight those making a difference locally and globally. These are the voices of Eco Futurists working to create a greener, brighter future for our planet.

Episode Date
38. When does cutting down trees infringe the Rights of Nature? | Alex Wawryk and Veronica Soebarto
Oct 21, 2026
37. What does it mean to be a 'Punk Urban Gardener'? | Jon Davies and Steve Williams (Wild City Studio)
Oct 07, 2026
36. How do we repair after the Harmful Algal Bloom | Zoe Doubleday and Dom McAfee
Sep 23, 2026
35. Bird flu in Australia: The here and now | Chris Daniels and Wayne Boardman
Sep 09, 2026
34. Driving change for wildlife protection | John Scanlon
Aug 21, 2026
33. Can we really eat the invaders? | Matthew Bate and Poppy Fitzpatrick
Feb 09, 2025
32. Science in the media in a post-truth world | Sarah Keenihan
Jan 23, 2025
31. Fencing out the invaders to bring back threatened species | Katherine Tuft and Nathan Manders
Jan 08, 2025
30. A walk in the park - shaping our cities, cultures and identities | Matthew Skjonsberg
Jan 01, 2025
29. Citizen scientists - helping drive research forward | Erinn Fagen-Jeffries and Frank Grutzner
Dec 26, 2024
28. Laws and nature - The cycle of influence | Phillipa McCormack and Kerryn Brent
Nov 13, 2024
27. The trees are not the problem - reversing deforestation | Robert Nasi
Oct 09, 2024
26. Keeping curiosity: youth reflections on Dr Jane Goodall’s quest for a more sustainable future | Tiahni Adamson and Shannon Evenden
Sep 11, 2024
25. Reasons for hope | Jane Goodall
Aug 07, 2024
24. Connecting young adults with conservation and community | Kirsty Bevan and Maddie McShane
Feb 07, 2024
23. Building the future of health and environmental resilience | Melissa Nursey-Bray and Mark Kohler
Nov 15, 2023
22. You can’t build an ego when caring for a stream | Bruce Pascoe
Oct 25, 2023
21. The illegal wildlife trade happening right under our nose | Phill Cassey and Charlotte Lassaline
Sep 06, 2023
20. Nature deprivation - the real consequences | Jess Stanhope and Phil Weinstein
Jul 05, 2023
19. Under the surface: shedding light on ‘ocean blindness’ | Alan Noble and Sean Connell
May 31, 2023
18. Water: too much, too little, too dirty | Peter Burdon and Sarah Wheeler
May 03, 2023
17. Markets for nature - what’s the currency of biodiversity | Hugh Possingham
Apr 05, 2023
16. Can science-inspired art be a solution for climate change | Airan Berg and Prof Anna Goldsworthy
Mar 02, 2023
15. Thinking nature solutions | Christopher Raymond
Aug 02, 2022
14. Music - the language of inspiration | Felix Riebl
Dec 17, 2021
13. Festivals - a platform for fun and knowledge | Ian Scobie
Dec 17, 2021
12. As the world tipped | Nigel Jamieson
Dec 17, 2021
11. Reaching a sustainable future | Damon Gameau
Dec 04, 2021
10. Rewilding a city | Chris Daniels
Nov 25, 2021
9. Leading for sustainability | Matthew Wright-Simon
Nov 20, 2021
8. Monuments in the forest | Craig Walsh
Nov 02, 2021
7. Capturing peoples’ spark | Paul Ryan
Oct 22, 2021
6. Rebuilding Australia’s native oyster reefs | Heidi Alleway
Oct 15, 2021
5. Just where are the world’s forests | Jean-Francois Bastin
Oct 10, 2021
4. Bringing back our bees | Katja Hogendoorn
Oct 02, 2021
3. Discovering Africa’s lost rainforest | Julian Bayliss
Sep 24, 2021
2. Motivating a community to plant 35 million trees | Natasha Davis
Sep 15, 2021
1. Turning adventure into conservation | Tim Jarvis AM
Sep 03, 2021