Trailblazer Series & Verde News
Trailblazers is an interview series featuring the inspiring stories and insights of professionals working on sustainability.
Leveraging Climate Fiction to Create a Sustainable Future with Dr. Denise Baden
A discussion with Dr. Denise Baden, founder of the Green Stories Project and Professor of Sustainable Business at Southampton Business School (SBS), about the role of media and stories in shifting cultural norms toward creating a more sustainable society.
Investing and Marketing for a Sustainable Future with Breene Murphy of Carbon Collective
A discussion with Breene Murphy, Vice President of Strategy and Marketing at Carbon Collective, about the power of climate narratives, the climate community, and investing in a sustainable future.
Empowering Climate Leaders in Frontline Communities with Flávia Neves Maia of Filha do Sol
A discussion with Flávia Neves Maia, founder, and CEO of Brazilian Nonprofit Filha do Sol, about community organizing and women leadership in frontline communities to address climate change.
Sustainable Change Management in the Oil & Gas Industry and Beyond with Flora Moon
A discussion with Flora Moon, Practice Director at Expressworks International, and Change Management Consultant, on introducing sustainability and regenerative industrial practices in the Oil & Gas industry.
Doing Conservation Differently. A discussion on climate action research with Anna Zivian, Ph.D.
A discussion with Anna Zivian, Ph.D., Senior Research Fellow at Ocean Conservancy, about applying an interdisciplinary approach to researching climate action and the future of conservation.
Are Net Zero Goals Enough? A discussion on climate narratives with Herman Gyr, Ph.D.
A discussion with Herman Gyr, Ph.D., Principal at Enterprise Development Group, about our current climate narrative and if net zero goals will be enough to drive action on climate change.
The Limits of Sustainable Development with Vicki Coan of Sibu Wildlife Sanctuary
Vicki Coan, the Director and Founder of Sibu Wildlife Sanctuary in Nosara, Costa Rica, discusses the imperative of engaging communities in grassroots efforts to influence policy for sustainable development and protecting arboreal wildlife.