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What if a natural disaster could transform the way we connect with the environment—and each other?
In episode 140, we dive into Dr. Deborah Brosnan’s groundbreaking work with OceanShot, restoring coral reefs and estuaries, and how these ecosystems offer powerful lessons in cooperation and interdependence. Drawing from her experiences after the volcanic eruption on Montserrat, she shares how tragedy can inspire resilience and a deeper connection to nature.
Listen in as we discuss the value of nature—not just its economic worth but its ability to nourish the soul—and how understanding what people value can bridge divides to inspire environmental action.
Thank you to the Sun Valley Forum for sponsoring this season of Conservation Connection! Each interview this season was recorded live during the forum in July of 2024!
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