5 épisodes
UNESCO Green Citizens ENG UNESCO
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- Sciences
UNESCO Green Citizens builds a bridge between UNESCO's scientific expertise, local citizen solutions and the desire of young people to get involved in the fight against climate change. To date, more than 150 projects in 65 countries have been highlighted thanks to the actions of local citizens.
This podcast series captures 5 inspiring local environment actors talking about the issues they combat, and 5 UNESCO specialists giving their take on the issue and why it’s important to target it.
Recorded from the heart of the Namib Desert, Mexico’s Sierra Gorda, the Grand Bahamas, an urban forest in Australia and Morocco’s Al Hoceima National Park... listeners are invited to immerse themselves in project owners’ local environments, and get inspired to join them in their fight against climate change.
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At the forest school
UNESCO biodiversity expert Meriem Bouamrane and project owner Grey Coupland invite us to understand why it's important to save forests and preserve biodiversity in Australia.
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Fishermen, guardians of the sea
UNESCO expert Francesca Santoro and project owner Houssine Nibani present a prime example of the preservation of marine ecosystems in Morocco.
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Learning in the desert
UNESCO expert Bernard Combes and project owner Viktoria Keding talk about protecting the desert and the importance of environmental education.
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Saving the corals
UNESCO expert Fanny Douvere and Coral Vita’s project owner Sam Teicher talk about the importance of saving the world's corals.
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Journey into biodiversity
UNESCO biodiversity expert Maria Rosa Cardenas, and project owner Martha “Pati” Ruiz Corzo, present the Sierra Gorda alliance, which has simultaneously advanced economic development and biodiversity conservation in Mexico.
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