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In this episode, we chat with one of our partners- Dušan Jelic, who's developing a conservation research plan for the olm in Croatia. We discuss the amazing underwater world he explores on a daily basis. Unveiling these caves secrets and the sp
We are not only facing a climate crisis but also an ecological one too. The past decades have witnessed an unprecedented acceleration of species and habitat loss. Tree planting initiatives are often seen as a vital part of the solution, however
Rock climbers are one of the few people interacting with an otherwise remote environment. While a few climbers won’t drastically affect the landscape, the growing popularity of the sport means it is more important than ever to spread awareness
Our actions today will determine the future of the next generations and the survival of the world as we know it. In this episode, the Mossy Earth team get together to chat about the issues we are facing and possible solutions in restoring the w
Could the fate of successful reforestation lie with this incredible kingdom of organisms?David Satori, from rewilding mycology, guides us through the fascinating hidden world of fungi. Discover how they critically shape the landscape and why fa
Explore a more scientific side to this incredible movement! Learn about the main issues that occur in damaged ecosystems that rewilding aims to solve. Join us in a conversation with Tiago de Zoeten, one of our conservation biologists to better
Learn about the movement that has the potential to bring back wilderness and restore damaged ecosystems. In this episode, the Mossy Earth team discusses what rewilding is really about and how it differs from more traditional approaches to cons
Join us as we chat with João Kopke: a surfer, adventurer and keen storyteller about his experiences in the wild and on his recent travels. From experiencing the local way of eating in the Amazon, climbing volcanoes at night in Costa Rica to a t
What goes into restoring a bare landscape into a woodland that will be able to support wildlife? In this episode, you will find out how Ireland came to have the lowest forest cover of all European countries and what is being done about it. Mitc
In this episode, we are taken to different corners of the world by adventurer John Horsfall. Discover his world of solo travelling and the different adventures he has embarked on like running 27 marathons in a month across Kenya. From idea to e
Learning how to track wildlife will transform the landscape around you into the complex ecosystem that it is and help you reconnect with the wonders of the natural world. On our latest visit to Romania, Hannah one of our conservation biologist
The Southern Carpathians is the last truly wild area in Europe. Unfortunately, large amounts of the forest are being clear cut at an alarming rate… We are on a mission to protect this precious ecosystem by planting in the areas where clear cuts
Foraging was once a matter of survival, today Marlow co-founder of Wild Food UK believes it might play an important role in reconnecting people with the natural world. In this episode, we give you an insight on how to take advantage of what nat
We are launching three new conservation and rewilding programmes. This is a way for us to focus our efforts on the areas where we think we can have the largest impact on restoring ecosystems and protecting biodiversity. Learn more about The "Ug
People’s connection with nature is essential to ensure the protection of our natural world. On this episode, Sam Lee a mossy earth member, lets you in on his way to help people reconnect with nature through his very unique project. Immerse your
Duarte, one of Mossy Earth co-founders, shares his first experience of the Southern Carpathians and a rather thrilling encounter that marked the very beginning of Mossy Earth. If you would like to explore true wilderness, this episode will e
In this episode we sat down with professor Jaakko Erkinaro, a research professor at Luke, the natural resources institute in Finland to find out more about the impact human activities have had on rivers worldwide and its negative consequences f
True wilderness in modern Europe is rare but you can still find some scattered pockets of what it once was where large predators roam free. Find out more about the remaining predators, the benefits these amazing creatures bring to our ecosystem
Discover the tricks that make raising an eco baby, a very simple task. Meet a young Portuguese family whose sustainable journey will inspire you to make way for what is truly important.
Learn about wildlife conservation and immerse yourself in the life of a park ranger. From tracking a herd of buffalo on foot to dehorning rhinos, this episode will take you to the heart of South Africa where iconic wildlife runs free.
Have you ever wondered how to travel great distances while creating zero emissions? Cycling is one of the best ways to balance our ecological ambitions with our passion to explore the natural world. Discover what else there is aside from the gr
In this episode, we dive into what slow living means to our ambassadors Megan and Ben and the incredible impact it can have on our mental health and the health of our planet if we all decided to live slower.
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