What if the way we live with animals could change everything?

In this episode, Dr. Katherine Baxter, co-founder and CEO of the Alliance for Human-Animal Coexistence (AHAC), shares how she is leading a movement to turn conflict into cooperation, from elephants in Kenya to wolves in North America.

You will hear how a simple idea, planting sunflowers instead of maize, transformed entire communities, stopped crop raids, and created new sources of income. These same lessons are now being applied to predator conservation around the world.

Dr. Baxter brings decades of experience in animal welfare, ecology, and social justice to her work, showing what it truly means to live by the African philosophy of Ubuntu, "I am because we are."

By the end, you will see how coexistence is not just a concept, it is a choice. Every meal, every donation, every act of empathy matters.

Listen now to discover how small actions can create big change for animals, people, and the planet.

Full post at: www.BetterLifeForAnimals.com/podcast/038-Dr-Katherine-Baxter

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