Thomas Crowther

In this engaging discussion, ecologist Thomas Crowther, founder of Restor, explores the crucial link between biodiversity and economic systems. He emphasizes that biodiversity is not just a number of species, but a vital web of life that maintains ecological stability. Crowther highlights how data can empower individuals and communities to make informed choices for nature's benefit. He discusses the role of forests as carbon sinks and the need for equitable solutions that revive local ecosystems, showcasing the transformative potential of restoring our relationship with the Earth.

Ecologist Thomas Crowther challenges mass tree plantations as a solution and discusses the downsides of tree planting. He explores the complexities of tree restoration, greenwashing, COP 28, UAE's state oil firm's ambitious expansion, carbon storage, fossil fuel emissions, and the shift towards woodland preservation in climate solutions.

In this enlightening conversation, Thomas Crowther, an ecosystem ecology professor and driving force behind the UN's Trillion Trees Campaign, shares groundbreaking insights on biodiversity restoration. He discusses innovative strategies for reviving ecosystems and the crucial role of forests in combating climate change. Crowther introduces Restor, an interactive platform empowering everyone to participate in ecological restoration. His engaging narrative blends cutting-edge research with community-driven initiatives, highlighting our collective responsibility for a greener future.