

Kris Tompkins
Former CEO of Patagonia and co-founder/president of Tompkins Conservation, responsible for large-scale land protection and rewilding efforts that helped create or expand national parks across Chile and Argentina.
Top 3 podcasts with Kris Tompkins
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Nov 4, 2025 • 35min
Planet Visionaries – Ep 2: The Power of the Wild with Kris Tompkins
Kris Tompkins, former CEO of Patagonia and co-founder of Tompkins Conservation, is a trailblazing conservationist who has protected 15 million acres across Chile and Argentina. She shares her journey from business leader to land protector, revealing the challenges she faced in gaining public support for her conservation efforts. Kris discusses the importance of rewilding species like jaguars and the ambitious plans to connect habitats across continents. She inspires listeners to take action for conservation, emphasizing that even small efforts can lead to significant change.

Mar 24, 2025 • 1h 35min
Kris Tompkins: Life, Land, and Legacy
Kris Tompkins, former CEO of Patagonia and a dedicated conservationist, shares her inspiring journey in rewilding landscapes in Chile and Argentina. She reflects on her early days building Patagonia and the transformative projects like Pumalín National Park. The conversation dives into the emotional challenges of grief, the importance of resilience, and innovative corporate practices, including childcare solutions. Kris also discusses the ambitious reintroduction of jaguars and the ethical dilemmas at the intersection of technology and ecology, urging a deeper connection to nature.

Jun 22, 2024 • 42min
Planet Hope: Rewilding the Earth with Kris Tompkins
Kris Tompkins, an environmentalist, shares her dedication to rewilding Chile and Argentina by restoring habitats, protecting ecosystems, and bringing back endangered species. Success stories include the resurgence of Puma and Jaguar populations, with support from Rolex. The podcast highlights the importance of conservation efforts, collaboration with local communities, and preserving nature for future generations.


