On this Community Series episode of the Planetary Regeneration Podcast, Gregory talks with Alex Czayka, Chief Conservation Officer of the Western Reserve Land Conservancy. 

The Western Reserve Land Conservancy is a nonprofit organization that works with landowners, communities, government agencies, park systems and other nonprofit organizations to permanently preserve natural areas and working farms throughout northern and eastern Ohio. Ecocredits for their Sandy Cross Forest Preservation Project are available for purchase and retirement on Regen Marketplace under the City Forest Credits program. 

Tune in to get some firsthand insight from the Western Reserve Land Conservancy team about work that you can directly support by purchasing City Forest Credits on Regen Marketplace. 

Western Reserve Land Conservancy Twitter: @WRLConservancy
Alex's LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/alex-czayka-71a019a9/

Purchase credits on app.regen.network

Find the transcript for this episode here: bit.ly/056_PRP

056: Alex Czayka | City Forest Credits: Western Reserve Land Conservancy

In this episode, Nathan, Ana, and Nia explore the importance of sustainable food practices, and how alternative, truly healthy food practices are not necessarily the most commercially produced and advertised ones. The episode aims to broaden the horizon of viewing food practices in a context beyond just your own plate.

This episode was produced by Nathan Elias, Ana Nguyen, and Nia Patton, with support from Laura Joyce Davis and the Stanford Storytelling Project's course "Stories to Save Our Planet."

Complete show notes at storytelling.stanford.edu.

World On Your Plate

Stories to Save the Planet is a podcast about the stories behind climate change solutions. 

The United Nations have called climate change the challenge of our generation. A growing body of environmental storytelling is bringing clarity to complicated climate conversations by casting a vision for a better future, and providing compelling, actionable climate change solutions.

All work is produced by Stanford students, who learn the entire process of narrative podcast production in just 10 weeks, research a climate change challenge and solution of their choice, and work together to create a narrative episode. The class it taught by Laura Joyce Davis and the Stanford Storytelling Project.

Stories to Save Our Planet trailer

Join Gregory Landua as he explores the movement to regenerate our relationship to planet earth and each other on The Planetary Regeneration Podcast. In wide ranging conversations, Gregory and his guests explore the cutting edge technology, philosophies, practices and models disrupting climate change and inspiring hope for a better tomorrow. 

Gregory is the CEO of Regen Network Development, Inc., a development company that builds software tools for Regen Network, a blockchain platform for originating ecological assets to fight climate change. He is co-founder of Terra Genesis International and the co-author of Regenerative Enterprise.

You can learn more at www.regen.network.

To hear all Soundings episodes, go to storytelling.stanford.edu orhttps://soundings.podbean.com/

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