Welcome to the The Peoples Countryside Podcast. https://thepeoplescountryside.co.uk/

Chloe Dalglish the Community Engagement Officer for the Naturehood Project makes a direct appeal / challenge to you the listener.

Chloe Dalglish -Appeal / Challenge 1 - Help Pollinators.

Welcome to the The Peoples Countryside Podcast. https://thepeoplescountryside.co.uk/

Chloe Dalglish the Community Engagement Officer for the Naturehood Project makes another direct appeal / challenge to you the listener.

Chloe Dalglish -Appeal / Challenge 2 - Help Hedgehogs.

Welcome to the Sixteenth The Peoples Countryside Podcast. https://thepeoplescountryside.co.uk/

In each episode we will have a guest with us as we debate 3 tough environmental questions facing us at the moment.

Ultimately we want to take this on the stage in-front a of live audience in the form of Live and Unscripted.

Our guest on this sixteenth podcast is Chloe Dalglish The Community Engagement Officer for the Naturehood Project.

The 3 questions debated were:

Does being part of a community have a positive effect on environmental understanding, and how people deal with the climate and environmental crisis?

Being informed about the world around you is an important step to understanding the impact we are having. However with so much "fake news" leading to people doubting what they read, how can the information be best presented to avoid being ignored as scare-mongering, or untrue? 

How can podcast production be made more environmentally sustainable, and how can podcasters reduce their Carbon footprint?

Peoples Countryside Environmental Debate Podcast - Episode 16

Welcome to the The Peoples Countryside Podcast. https://thepeoplescountryside.co.uk/

Jake Backus from Empathy Sustainability makes direct appeal / challenge to you the listener.

Jake Backus - Appeal / Challenge  - Get More Active, Care, Be Engaged

Welcome to the Seventeenth The Peoples Countryside Podcast. https://thepeoplescountryside.co.uk/

In each episode we will have a guest with us as we debate 3 tough environmental questions facing us at the moment.

Ultimately we want to take this on the stage in-front a of live audience in the form of Live and Unscripted.

Our guest on this seventeenth podcast is Jake Backus from Empathy Sustainability.

The 3 questions debated were:

"Is plastic bad, and should we find biodegradable alternatives".

"Throw away culture has been in existence for 60+ years. Are we really able to change our ways, and create a more sustainable future?"

"F1 has declared its aim to be Carbon Neutral in all facets of its work, and really looking at the systems it operates by. How do we remove the Carbon we’ve already pumped out though, even if we do alter to become Carbon Neutral?"

Peoples Countryside Environmental Debate Podcast 7