Lifeworlds [Full Interview] Money: In Service of Nature? - with Lorenzo de Rosensweig
Aug 30, 2022
Lorenzo de Rosenzweig, an engineer and marine biologist with a rich background in conservation finance, shares insights on the complex interplay between financial systems and nature preservation. He discusses innovative approaches to fund conservation without commodifying nature, emphasizing the importance of reconnecting with our environment. Lorenzo highlights the remarkable recovery of Cabo Pulmo and shares a profound marine encounter that underscores our responsibility towards biodiversity. He also reflects on artistic inspirations and encourages listeners to consider their legacy as custodians of the Earth.
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From Fishing to Finance
- Lorenzo de Rosenzweig's career began in industrial fishing, later shifting to environmental science.
- These diverse experiences prepared him for conservation finance, blending science, administration, and community engagement.
Ground Truth in Conservation
- To stay connected with the realities of conservation, visit project sites and speak directly with field experts.
- Trustworthy field agents can also act as your eyes and ears, providing valuable insights when you can't be there.
Storytelling for Conservation
- An IMAX film, "Flight of the Butterflies", successfully communicated the monarch butterfly's migration story.
- Documenting a golden eagle family's life cycle raised awareness about their dwindling population in Mexico.
