Conversations@hub101.earth

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Welcome to hub101.earth, a global non-profit open-access hub for education and knowledge sharing in climate, nature and people positive solutions. Our Conversations@hub101.earth podcast feature inspiring guests from all walks of life, bringing about positive change for people and planet.

  1. 4d ago

    S2 E04: Todd Stevens of Wildlife Conservation Society in Conversations@hub101.earth [CWNYC 2026]

    🐯 Do investors and conservationists have more in common than we think? Can we conserve wildlife and wild places while advancing development goals that support people and communities? 🌿 Todd Stevens (Executive Director of Markets at Wildlife Conservation Society - WCS https://www.wcs.org/) sat down with Yuejia Peng (Founder of hub101.earth https://hub101.earth/) during Climate Week New York City (CWNYC) 2026 to discuss how conservation, private investment and policy can work together to protect nature and biodiversity. 🦌 Join them as they discuss WCS’s roots in New York City to conservation work spanning over 50 countries; his personal journey through history, investment banking, private equity, consulting, teaching and why private sector experience can inform nonprofit strategy; why deforestation-linked commodities, climate change and sovereign debt are examples that brings investors and conservationists together; the need to localise conservation finance and recognise Indigenous rights and knowledge; how philanthropic capital and policy can help de-risk the best ideas; why carbon markets are maturing rather than failing, and what projects he’s excited about. 🔍 This episode is the fourth of a seven-part CWNYC 2026 series. You can learn more about the importance of climate, nature and biodiversity, as well as the solutions available, from our e-Learning series: https://hub101.earth/e-learning/

  2. Oct 28

    S2 E03: Tim Christophersen of Salesforce in Conversations@hub101.earth [CWNYC 2026]

    🦋 Why do we take nature for granted when we owe our very existence to it? Can we reset our relationship with our Planet Earth to one that is restorative and healing? 🌱 Tim Christophersen of Salesforce https://www.salesforce.com/ sat down with Jen Stebbing of Sotora Global https://sotoraglobal.com/ during Climate Week New York City (CWNYC) 2026 to discuss his book Generation Restoration https://timchristophersen.com/ which explores our intricate and evolving relationship with nature, and how greater ecological literacy and a restoration economy can make all the difference. 🦉 Join them as they discuss Tim’s journey from a young nature enthusiast to the United Nations and one of the world’s largest technology companies; how private sector can be a platform for change and quickly scale action on the ground; how we need to view and invest in nature as essential infrastructure; the transformative role of regenerative agriculture and what running a farm in Denmark has taught him; the potential to steer AI and market forces for good; how his “conditional optimism” is based on the power of human imagination and potential for collective action; and ultimately, what our relationship with nature says about our own humanity. 🔍 This episode is the third of a seven-part CWNYC 2026 series. You can learn more about the importance of climate, nature and biodiversity, as well as the solutions available, from our e-Learning series: https://hub101.earth/e-learning/

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Welcome to hub101.earth, a global non-profit open-access hub for education and knowledge sharing in climate, nature and people positive solutions. Our Conversations@hub101.earth podcast feature inspiring guests from all walks of life, bringing about positive change for people and planet.