

Ariel on Collaborative Conservation
Sep 6, 2024
Ariel, a climate change researcher focused on bioregional effects, discusses the urgent need for collaborative conservation practices. They delve into the shift from traditional stewardship to community-driven efforts that include Indigenous knowledge. Ariel highlights innovative strategies for soil erosion, the impact of climate change on fire regimes, and the importance of local engagement in environmental action. With a focus on social equity, they call for collective responsibility to create resilient ecosystems and address ecological crises.
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Intro
00:00 • 3min
Promoting Anarchist Book Fairs
02:58 • 2min
Collaborative Conservation: Rethinking Stewardship
04:41 • 21min
Reviving Soil: Strategies for Erosion and Community Resilience
26:08 • 15min
Fire, Invasion, and Ecosystem Transformation
41:09 • 13min
Navigating Community Action for Environmental Change
54:08 • 3min
Chevron Ruling and Environmental Stewardship
57:22 • 7min
Empowering Community Collaboration for Environmental Solutions
01:04:42 • 6min