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Lisa Burke ShowVicki Hansen: Putting peace back in the headlines, 27/06/2025From planting forests to refugee kitchens, Vicki Hansen reveals the stories of awardees from the 13th Luxembourg Peace Prize.
Vicki Hansen is President of the Schengen Peace Foundation, a Luxembourg-based nonprofit dedicated to global peace-building through its two main initiatives: the World Peace Forum and the Luxembourg Peace. Today heralds the 13th Luxembourg Peace Prize, and the awardees come from all over the world.
This is a story of hope and people with tremendous purpose and passion, despite so much our our world feeling fractured today.
“Peace isn’t just the absence of war—it’s a...2025-06-2734 min
KTO Radio / Bonnes nouvelles d'écologie humaineRésilience de la natureSuite de l’histoire de Tony Rinaudo - celui qui a réussi entrainer de nombreux africains à prendre soin des arbres, en comptant sur leur vitalité, pour sauver leurs familles et leurs communautés.2025-03-2603 min
SportiamoSportiamo Lunedi 27 gennaio con Tony Carpitella e Nicola Rinaudo2025-01-281h 06
Real Life With John CowanTony RinaudoMeet Tony Rinaudo, also known as ‘The Forest Maker’! As World Vision’s Principal Climate Action Advisor, Tony has revolutionized reforestation with his groundbreaking approach, Farmer Managed Natural Regeneration (FMNR). In 1981, Tony and his wife Liz arrived at the edge of the Sahara, determined to plant trees. Despite numerous challenges, Tony discovered the power of FMNR—a method that regrows trees using existing root networks rather than starting from seeds. This innovative technique has restored millions of hectares of land in Niger and is now used in 25 countries across Africa and Asia. Tony’s journey and the incr...2024-08-0423 min
Ngā Here - The Many ConnectionsSpecial Episode // Tony Rinaudo Interviewed in the HutE ngā maunga whakahī o te motu, tena rā tatou katoa, Ko James Beck tēni I’m James Beck. And welcome to this one-off episode of Ngā Here.If you have listened to Ngā Here before, you will know that usually, I take a couple of people to some remote location, to discuss what the bible might have to say about the state of our planet, about living in a country which is working through the impacts of colonisation, and about how the church is called to respond to our aching world…If you haven't li...2024-07-3148 min
South West SermonsGod's Care for Creation Tony Rinaudo is World Vision’s Natural Resources Management Specialist, helping transform dry land to provide food security and environmental sustainability. He shares his story and God's heart for caring for our earth and for each other. 2024-07-2841 min
Mongabay NewscastNatural forest regeneration is ‘a restoration of hope’ for farmers & forests worldwideAustralian agronomist Tony Rinaudo's reforestation project in Niger was failing – with 80% of his planted saplings dying – until he stumbled upon a simple solution in plain sight: stumps of previously cut trees trying to regrow in the dry, deforested landscape. The degraded land contained numerous such stumps with intact root systems, plus millions of tree seeds hidden in the soil, which farmers could encourage to grow and reforest the landscape, something he refers to as 'an invisible forest in plain view.' Today, the technique known as Farmer Managed Natural Regeneration (FMNR) is responsible for reforesting six...2024-07-1649 minMongabay NewscastNatural forest regeneration is ‘a restoration of hope’ for farmers & forests worldwideAustralian agronomist Tony Rinaudo's reforestation project in Niger was failing – with 80% of his planted saplings dying – until he stumbled upon a simple solution in plain sight: stumps of previously cut trees trying to regrow in the dry, deforested landscape. The degraded land contained numerous such stumps with intact root systems, plus millions of tree seeds hidden in the soil, which farmers could encourage to grow and reforest the landscape, something he refers to as 'an invisible forest in plain view.' Today, the technique known as Farmer Managed Natural Regeneration (FMNR) is responsible for reforesting six...2024-07-1649 min
neues stiften philanthropie verbindetTony Rinaudo packt die Wiederaufforstung bei den WurzelnDer Waldmacher von World Vision über seinen Traum
In den 1980er und 1990er Jahren entwickelte er die Wiederaufforstungstechnik „Farmer Managed Natural Regeneration (FMNR)“. Mit dieser Methode konnte seine Organisation in 20 Jahren etwa fünf Millionen Hektar Land mit 200 Millionen Bäumen wiederaufforsten.
„Mein Durchbruch war eine Konferenz, bei der es anschließend nicht regnete. Die Bauern waren gezwungen, mein Konzept auszuprobieren.“
Bei FMNR werden Bäume aus den in der Erde verborgenen Wurzelsystemen gezogen. Rinaudo bewies, dass die Wiederaufforstung durch Regeneration der im Boden vorhandenen Baumwurzeln oft einfacher, nachhaltiger, kostengünstiger und effektiver ist als das Pflanzen v...2024-06-1237 min
City Bible ForumEp 5, The forest underground | Andrew Laird, Tony RinaudoWhat do you want to do when you grow up?2024-02-2600 min
We Are CarbonSoil - [My Common Sense Take] Paving a Path to Whole Systems ThinkingWelcome to this new additional format for the podcast!We'll still be having fresh interviews alongside but today's episode is a bit different; a personal dialogue that I've written and recorded to (hopefully) help birth an appreciation of soil through the lens of whole systems thinking.I'm joined throughout with guests from our other episodes -You'll hear from Tony Rinaudo and his struggles trying to reestablish life in the degraded soils of Africa, along with his development of F.M.N.R that completely turned things around. The full episode with Tony...2024-01-2345 min
New Community RingwoodSunday 2023.09.10 Quietly Loud - Tony RinaudoGuest speaker Tony Rinaudo from World Vision2023-10-0929 minCity Bible ForumDeeper Questions Episode 15: "Can trees save the world?" | Aaron Johnstone, Tony RinaudoA green branch of hope for the climate crisis2023-10-0500 min
Deeper QuestionsEp 15: "Can trees save the world?" with Tony RinaudoEpisode 15: "Can trees save the world?"When people think of climate change I imagine they think of the smog and smoke pouring into the atmosphere as we burn fossil fuels to power our cities, cars, and lifestyles. And you would be right. But perhaps an understated accelerant is the loss of vast forest ecosystems which are often destroyed for agriculture, housing development, and the forestry industry. Not only are trees a vital source of oxygen that ensures we can breathe the breath of life, but they are also one of our most powerful defences...2023-10-0557 min
New Peninsula Baptist ChurchGuest speaker Tony Rinaudo .The Forest Underground. God’s Creation and Christian Responsibility - 06.08.20232023-08-0842 min
RedaktionsgeflüsterEpisode 3Ein Blick hinter die Kulissen von good news for you mit Gerda und Krissi!
Wir sprechen über:
Tony Rinaudo, der „Waldmacher“:
Wie zerstörter Wald wieder lebendig wird:
https://goodnews-for-you.de/tony-rinaudo-der-waldmacher-wie-zerstoerter-wald-wieder-lebendig-wird/
Community Kitchen:
Gemeinsam Lebensmittel retten:
https://goodnews-for-you.de/community-kitchen-gemeinsam-lebensmittel-retten/
Liebe, Wut & Milchzähne:
Kinder liebevoll begleiten, aber wie?:
https://goodnews-for-you.de/liebe-wut-milchzaehne-kinder-liebevoll-begleiten-aber-wie/
Was ist Menschenwürde?
Machst du mit?:
https://goodnews-for-you.de/was-ist-menschenwuerde-machst-du-mit/
Coole Fotos:
Senior*innen stellen CD-Cover nach:
https://goodnews-for-you.de/coole-fotos-seniorinnen-stellen-cd-cover-nach/
👉 good news for you: https://goodnews-for-you.de/
👉 Instagram: https://www.instagram.co...2023-07-2824 min
FRIEDWÄRTSDer Waldmacher, Tony RinaudoGibt es hoffnungsvolle Ansätze den Hunger, die Massenflucht, Wassermangel und letztlich Kriege in Afrika und anderen Regionen der Welt zu besiegen?
JA! Der Agrarwissenschaftler und Missionar Tony Rinaudo hat einen gefunden.
Ich lese seine Lebensbeschreibung von Martin Falkenberg vor.2023-07-1807 min
Hope Is A VerbTony Rinaudo- How to reforest the desert without planting a treeMeet Tony Rinaudo, an agronomist who has helped local communities in Niger reforest six million hectares of desert, without planting a single tree. It's one of the greatest environmental transformations on the planet that has led to the restoration of land, livelihoods and dignity.
In this conversation Tony shares his incredible journey from growing up in the Australian countryside to working in Niger during the famine of the 1980s, the moment of "divine intervention" that seeded the technique of Farmer Managed Natural Regeneration that has reshaped restoration efforts around the world. Tony will restore your hope, especially...2023-07-0731 min
StandpunktDer Waldmacher. Wie Gott mir half, Wüsten wieder grün werden zu lassen.Ref.: Tony Rinaudo, Agrarökonom und Träger des Alternativen Nobelpreises, Australien2023-05-211h 24
Waste Not WHY NotRegrowing Hope with Tony Rinaudo, the “Forest Maker”Tony Rinaudo is an Australian agronomist widely known as the “forest maker”. He's lived and worked in Africa for decades where he put into a forest restoration practice called Farmer Managed Natural Regeneration (FMNR).FMNR has restored 6,000,000 hectares of land and over 200 million trees in Niger, vastly improving the livelihood of millions. Today, Nature N8 and Tony talk about inspiration, life’s purpose, making a difference, and hope. Resources:- Read the FMNR manual here to learn more. - Two books that made a difference in Tony’s life: “I Planted Trees” and “Sahara Conquest...2023-04-1737 min
The Eco EnthusiastTHE FOREST MAKERTony Rinaudo is a world-renowned expert on sustainable land management and restoration, and his innovative work, patience, and passion, have led to the restoration of over 6 million hectares of degraded land in Niger alone without planting a single tree. To put that in perspective ….6 million hectares is about the size of Ireland. His pioneering work on developing the Farmer Managed Natural Regeneration (FMNR) technique has transformed the lives of millions of farmers across Africa, Asia, and Australia. Tony’s incredible work has seen him nominated for the Right Livelihood Award, also known as the "Alternative Nobel Prize,".
Tony...2023-04-1642 min
Greiner TalksTony Rinaudo ◯ The Forest Maker„A true environmental hero“ - that's how our host Alexander Berth announces the agronomist and winner of the Alternative Nobel Prize (Right Livelihood Award) Tony Rinaudo in the interview. Rinaudo is also known as "The Forest Maker" and gives exciting insights into his love of forests, their great importance for the climate and his work on reforestation.With the reforestation technique "Farmer Managed Natural Regeneration" (FMNR), which he developed, parts of the Sahel could be successfully revegetated. However, he sees the local communities and farmers as the real heroes of his work. Listen in now and learn more...2023-03-2020 min
Earthkeepers: A Circlewood Podcast on Creation Care and SpiritualityTree by Tree: Planting for the WHOLE community of creation, with Scott Sabin of Plant with Purpose | Ep. 72In this episode, Forrest talks with Scott Sabin, Executive Director of the organization Plant with Purpose — an international faith-based organization that empowers the poor in rural areas around the world where poverty is connected to deforestation. Importantly, their approach to community development includes not just the planting of food-producing trees on farms, but also the work of the reforestation and species diversification of publicly shared land. Among other things, Scott explains that the tens of millions of trees the organization has helped to plant over the years can seem insignificant when one looks at the enormity of the deforestation pr...2023-01-3046 min
We Are CarbonRegenerating Hope - FMNR With Tony RinaudoEpisode Links:Tony's Book: https://iscast.org/tfu/FMNR Hub Website: https://fmnrhub.com.au/The Episode Video: https://www.wearecarbon.earth/podcast-episode/regenerating-hope-fmnr-tony-rinaudo/Call out to stakeholders in a local and / or 'regenerative' food system: Fill out my 'Know Your Food' survey!- https://forms.gle/h9uV841n8BgyCLjZ7------------------------------------In this episode Tony brings us an inspirational story that underlines the role of human motivation and hope in bringing regeneration to the lands around us.At a young age Tony was inspired...2023-01-231h 10
Progressive Christian podcastsThe forest makers – Tony Rinaudo and Ruth JerotichThis episode first aired 5 June 2022.
What does it take to re-green a desert? As it turns out, sometimes what you need is already in the ground right under your feet. Tony Rinaudo went to Niger as an agriculturalist and missionary and – almost by accident – began a regeneration practice now used across the world. Farmer Managed Natural Regeneration, or FMNR, cultivates the shoots of tree stumps that remain after land clearing.
Tony Rinaudo is an agronomist originally from Myrtleford in Victoria who developed Farmer Managed Natural Regeneration (FMNR) while on mission in Niger in the early 1980s. He is now the Princ...2023-01-0800 min
In the SpotlightCan Taiwan succeed?Tony Rinaudo, an agronomist from Australia, is the Principal Advisor for Natural Resources, Food Security, and Climate Change at World Vision. On this week's In the Spotlight, Tony talks about what Taiwan can do to revive its trees.2023-01-0400 min
In the Spotlight"Forest maker"Tony Rinaudo is an agronomist from Australia. He is traveling the world to revive as many trees as possible by teaching his farmer-managed natural regeneration (FMNR) tehnique. Tony tells his story of how it all started on In the Spotlight.2022-12-2800 min
The RegenNarration Podcast146. The RegenNarration Soundtrack 2022: Highlights from our guests this yearThis is our customary sign-off episode for the year – a package of highlights from our brilliant array of guests throughout 2022, accompanied by some of the music and sounds of Country you heard along the way. Here's the ‘track list’: 1. Jess Beckerling (ep 105)2. To A Forests Dream, by Cloudjumper (from the Free Music Archive) – intro3. To The System, by The Public Opinion Afro Orchestra, then ...4. Flamenco Rhythm, by Sunsearcher (from the Free Music Archive) – Petrine McCrohan (ep 106)5. Di Haggerty (ep 107), including ... 6. To Rockin’ in the 80s, by Dr Sparkles (from the Free Music Archive)...2022-12-191h 19
Unstress with Dr Ron EhrlichHEALTHY BITE | The Importance of Farmer Managed Natural RegenerationThere is so much hope in nature. We need to nurture it more, get off our devices and connect with the world around usEnabling Nature, Restoring Hope 🌳Soil is integral to farming; we need it for food, animals, and human life. But did you know that it takes nature 500 years to grow 1 inch or 2.5cm of soil on a well-managed regenerative farm, that can occur in 3 to 5 years?One reason the 21st century should be the century of the revered farmer. Over the last few years, I have been honoured to have suc...2022-11-0315 minUnstress with Dr Ron EhrlichTony Rinaudo: Restoring Hope by Restoring LandscapeTony Rinaudo is World Vision's Natural Resources Management Specialist, better known as "The Forest Maker".He is an environmental hero, having made a positive impact on food security, environmental sustainability and resilience for thousands of vulnerable communities around the world. ---- CREDITS: Host: Dr Ron Ehrlich, CEO and Founder of Unstress Health Guest: Tony Rinaudo https://www.worldvision.com.au/ ---- CONNECT WITH THE UNSTRESS HEALTH COMMUNITY Join the Unstress Health Community & Transform Your L...2022-10-3155 min
Salt – Conversations with AmyThe forest underground - TonyIn this episode, Jenny invites onto the show passionate Christian environmentalist and overseas mission worker, Tony Rinaudo. Tony is a man overflowing with excitement and enthusiasm for the path God has led him down - including the journey that led him to discover an underground forest. Some who've crossed paths with Tony have called him crazy. But if he is, he’s crazy about Africa, the environment and God. LINKS Salt is proudly brought to you by Sydney Missionary and Bible College. Click here for more information on the wide range of...2022-10-3043 min
LateMode PodcastLearning from Trees through Economy with Tobias WinkelsIn this episode, Giulia sits down with Tobias Winkels to chat about all things trees. Grown in Germany and currently based in Prague, Tobi is fond of trees and other refuges of wilderness. As an arborist and tree-climber, he is currently focused on fostering habitat structures serving biodiversity in both natural and man-made landscapes. In their conversation, Tobi and Giulia explore different definitions of ‘economy’ whilst applying this broader concept to the moral implications of using nature as a role model.
Contact Tobi: tobias.winkels@gmail.com
LateMode website: lademode.eu
LateMode Instagram: @latemode
FURTHE...2022-10-1441 min
Devocionales Esperanza Tolcayuca08 Octubre 2022 devocional (pan diario)EL ENCANTADOR DE ÁRBOLES
Será como árbol plantado junto a corrientes de aguas, que da su fruto en su tiempo... (v. 3).
AIgunos lo llaman el «encantador de árboles». Tony Rinaudo es el «fabricante de árboles» de World Vision Australia.2022-10-0804 min
Superfly SelectedSuperfly Screening Room | Der Waldmacher„Was nix kost‘, ist nix wert“ Diese fatale Logik hat sich in den letzten Jahrzehnten auch in der Entwicklungszusammenarbeit durchgesetzt. So werden Jahr für Jahr Abermillionen für teure Prestige-Projekte ausgegeben, während etwa die potenziell revolutionäre „Farmer Managed Natural Regeneration“ wenig Beachtung findet. Ihr Schöpfer Tony Rinaudo wird in der Doku „Der Waldmacher“ von Regisseur Volker Schlöndorff portraitiert.2022-09-0803 min
Constant WonderHow Can You Reforest the Desert Without Planting a Single Tree?Tony Rinaudo arrived in Africa optimistic that his tree-planting efforts would reverse the damages of deforestation and drought. His efforts failed abysmally, but one day he stumbled on a solution that had been right at his feet the whole time. His new methods have led to the regeneration of more than 200 million trees in Niger alone.
Guest:
Tony Rinaudo, author of "The Forest Underground: Hope for a Planet in Crisis" and Principal Climate Action Advisor for World Vision International2022-08-2452 min
The fairly lame. PodcastSea Otter Re-introduction and Saudi Arabia's 170 km LONG skyscraper-city I The fairly lame. PodcastThank you so much for listening to episode 2 of The fairly lame. Podcast! Feel like this style works much better and am really excited to keep pumping these out, each tuesday at 7pm AEST.
Let me know what stories you would like me to cover!
Todays topics: Welcome (0:00)
Aussie farmer helping revegetate Africa (1:41)
Canberra leading the way in sustainability (10:21)
Spider monkey rescue in Peru (18:38)
Potential Sea Otter reintroduction off California (24:54)
Bolivia's Death Road wildlife revival (29:30)
WTF Moment - Saudi Arabia's 170km long, 200m wid...2022-08-1642 min
Impact weltweit – corporAID Podcast zu Wirtschaft & globaler EntwicklungFolge 4: Wald für die Welt – wie Aufforstung den Klimawandel bekämpft und was Blockchain und Bäume miteinander zu tun haben erklärt unter anderem Waldaktivist Felix FinkbeinerLebensmittel- und Holzlieferanten, natürliche Luftfilter und Lebensraum für Tiere und Pflanzen – Wälder leisten Enormes. corporAID Autorin Katharina Kainz hat sich in den Wald begeben – und ist mit faszinierenden Informationen wieder herausgekommen. Mit dabei: Felix Finkbeiner. Der Umweltaktivist und Vorstand seiner eigenen Stiftung Plant-for-the-planet fordert seit 15 Jahren die Pflanzung von Bäumen - heute ist er 24. Sein unverändertes Ziel? Eine Billion Bäume pflanzen. Ewald Rametsteiner, stellvertretender Direktor der Abteilung Forstwirtschaft (Ernährungs- und Landwirtschaftsorganisation der Vereinten Nationen, FAO) kontextualisiert die wichtigsten Fakten des Waldzustandsberichts, den die FAO im Mai 2022 herausgegeben hat. Peter Bartsch, Nachhaltigkeit Vizepräsident (Lenz...2022-08-0937 min
Baltimore Football PodcastTony Rinaudo on MD High School FootballWhat's up guys? The pod is back on this fine Friday with an interview pod for you all. Today Jake hops in the studio with longtime friend of the pod coach Tony Rinaudo (@CoachRinaudo), associate head coach and offensive coordinator of the Boys Latin Lakers. Tony is one of the sharpest young minds in Maryland high school football and the guys have come to love picking his brain on both that topic, and relating ones. In keeping with that, he sat down with Jake for almost an hour to discuss the state of high school football in the Old Line...2022-06-1756 minProgressive Christian podcastsThe forest makers – Tony Rinaudo and Ruth JerotichWhat does it take to re-green a desert? As it turns out, sometimes what you need is already in the ground right under your feet. Tony Rinaudo went to Niger as an agriculturalist and missionary and – almost by accident – began a regeneration practice now used across the world. Farmer Managed Natural Regeneration, or FMNR, cultivates the shoots of tree stumps that remain after land clearing.2022-06-0500 min
The Scott Poynton PodcastTony Rinaudo On HopeBeing human brings change and hope. A chat with Tony Rinaudo, The Forest Maker. In this episode, Tony Rinaudo and Scott discuss hope, humanity, and forest regeneration as they describe their experiences in conservation.2022-05-2840 min
The RegenNarration Podcast120. The Hidden Roots of Restoration: Tony Rinaudo on The Forest Underground, mindsets & new bookTony Rinaudo instigated what’s been called “probably the largest positive environmental transformation in the Sahel and perhaps in all of Africa." They call him The Forest Maker, but Tony will tell you the transformation was really in the people, starting with himself. I had this conversation with Tony back in 2020, and have never forgotten it. It’s one of those stories you wish everyone knew. So when Tony reached out to me recently to let me know he’d just finished his autobiography, and given there are so many more of you listening to this podcast now than...2022-05-2344 min
Einstein A Go-GoFeral Horses in the Alpine Region and Revegetating Arid RegionsDr. Shane is joined by co-presenters Chris KP and Dr Sarah Best to discuss growing plants in lunar soil, sunscreen and coral, and blackholes. Guest Professor Dick Williams from Charles Darwin University explains the the hazards of feral horses in the Australian Alpine region; and Tony Rinaudo AM talks about revegetating arid areas, and his biography, The Forest Underground: Hope for a Planet in Crisis. Then, Chris KP explores fly repellant, and Dr. Sarah talks about metabolism therapy for cancer.Program page: Einstein-A-Go-GoFacebook page: Einstein-A-Go-GoTwitter: Einstein-A-Go-GoAnd live every...2022-05-1651 min
We Can Remake The WorldHealing A Planet in Crisis: Tony RinaudoHave you ever wanted to give up? Do you have moments of such strong doubt that you begin to wonder if things will ever actually get better? Tony Rinaudo, our guest today, has been there too. And gotten to the other side. After years of failed attempts to help transform the barren landscapes of west Africa into fertile ground, Tony had an aha moment that not only changed his life but the lives of millions of farmers, animals, and plants throughout Africa. The method that Tony has developed, FMNR (Farmer Managed Natural Regeneration), is re-greening Africa, shrinking the Sahara...2022-04-251h 18
AC Sports ReportTony Rinaudo - How you do Everything is How you do AnythingCoach Tony Rinaudo from the Boys Latin football program stopped by for a chat. In a word - "COMPETE!" On the field AND in the classroom. Coach Tony on IG = https://www.instagram.com/coachrinaudo/ Coach Tony on Twitter = https://twitter.com/CoachRinaudo Boys Latin = https://www.boyslatinmd.com Big 33 = https://big33.org 2022-04-1820 minAC Sports ReportTony Rinaudo - How you do Everything is How you do AnythingCoach Tony Rinaudo from the Boys Latin football program stopped by for a chat. In a word - "COMPETE!" On the field AND in the classroom. Coach Tony on IG = https://www.instagram.com/coachrinaudo/ Coach Tony on Twitter = https://twitter.com/CoachRinaudo Boys Latin = https://www.boyslatinmd.com Big 33 = https://big33.org 2022-04-1820 min
Give FirstZipline co-founder on how robotics and automation have changed him and the worldWhen Keller Rinaudo started Remotive in 2011 while in a Techstars Accelerator program, he didn’t really know what entrepreneurship was until he read Tony Hsieh's book “Delivering Happiness.” At the time, he was at Harvard University working with DNA and the inner workings of humans, not robots. That all shifted. Keller and his team knew that the world of robotics and automation would change within the next decade, and they wanted to be a part of that transformation. Now, his company Zipline is focusing on building a new type of logistics system that would not just serve t...2021-11-3018 min
Life & FaithForestmakerTony Rinaudo has uncovered some surprising sources of hope for a warming planet.------“In that moment, for me, everything changed. I wasn't fighting the Sahara desert … Everything that I needed was literally at my feet. And the real battle was, if people had reduced the environment to this point – it's on its knees, it’s struggling to provide for anybody, nature or humankind – if it was people’s beliefs and actions about trees and nature that destroyed it, then that’s where the battle was. And if I can convince people to work with n...2021-10-2734 minLife & FaithForestmakerTony Rinaudo has uncovered some surprising sources of hope for a warming planet.------“In that moment, for me, everything changed. I wasn't fighting the Sahara desert … Everything that I needed was literally at my feet. And the real battle was, if people had reduced the environment to this point – it's on its knees, it’s struggling to provide for anybody, nature or humankind – if it was people’s beliefs and actions about trees and nature that destroyed it, then that’s where the battle was. And if I can convince people to work with n...2021-10-2734 min
Listen To The Most Critically-Acclaimed Full Audiobook Today![German] - Besser machen!: Hoffnungsvolle Entwicklungen und Initiativen für eine lebenswerte Zukunft by Sven Plöger, Christoph WaffenschmidtPlease visithttps://thebookvoice.com/podcasts/1/audiobook/594860to listen full audiobooks.
Title: [German] - Besser machen!: Hoffnungsvolle Entwicklungen und Initiativen für eine lebenswerte Zukunft
Author: Sven Plöger, Christoph Waffenschmidt
Narrator: Christoph Waffenschmidt, Sven Plöger, Daniela Thuar
Format: Unabridged Audiobook
Length: 5 hours 22 minutes
Release date: September 24, 2021
Genres: Business & Career Development
Publisher's Summary:
Klimawandel, soziale Ungerechtigkeit, Ausbeutung ... es steht nicht gut um unsere Welt. Das ist die Wahrheit. Leider. Doch Sven Plöger, Meteorologe und Klimaexperte und Christoph Waffenschmidt, Deutschland-Chef der weltweiten Hilfsorganisation World Vision, kennen auch eine andere, eine motivierende, Hoffnung machende Perspektive: Wir können etwas tun! Gemeinsam nehme...2021-09-245h 22
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Titel: Besser machen!: Hoffnungsvolle Entwicklungen und Initiativen für eine lebenswerte Zukunft
Autor: Christoph Waffenschmidt, Sven Plöger
Erzähler: Christoph Waffenschmidt, Daniela Thuar, Sven Plöger
Format: Unabridged
Spieldauer: 05:22:15
Sprache: Deutsch
Veröffentlichungsdatum: 09-24-21
Herausgeber: Bookwire
Kategorien: Business & Economics, Business Development
Zusammenfassung:
Klimawandel, soziale Ungerechtigkeit, Ausbeutung ... es steht nicht gut um unsere Welt. Das ist die Wahrheit. Leider. Doch Sven Plöger, Meteorologe und Klimaexperte und Christoph Waffenschmidt, Deutschland-Chef der weltweiten Hilfsorganisation World Vision, kennen auch eine andere, eine motivierende, Hoffnung machende Perspektive: Wir können etwa...2021-09-245h 22
Listen to Top Full Audiobooks in Business & Economics, Business & Career Development[German] - Besser machen!: Hoffnungsvolle Entwicklungen und Initiativen für eine lebenswerte Zukunft by Sven Plöger, Christoph WaffenschmidtPlease visit https://thebookvoice.com/podcasts/1/audiobook/594860 to listen full audiobooks. Title: [German] - Besser machen!: Hoffnungsvolle Entwicklungen und Initiativen für eine lebenswerte Zukunft Author: Sven Plöger, Christoph Waffenschmidt Narrator: Christoph Waffenschmidt, Sven Plöger, Daniela Thuar Format: Unabridged Audiobook Length: 5 hours 22 minutes Release date: September 24, 2021 Genres: Business & Career Development Publisher's Summary: Klimawandel, soziale Ungerechtigkeit, Ausbeutung ... es steht nicht gut um unsere Welt. Das ist die Wahrheit. Leider. Doch Sven Plöger, Meteorologe und Klimaexperte und Christoph Waffenschmidt, Deutschland-Chef der weltweiten Hilfsorganisation World Vision, kennen auch eine andere, eine motivierende, Hoffnung machende Perspektive: Wir können etwas tun! Gemei...2021-09-2403 minListen to Top Full Audiobooks in Business & Economics, Business & Career Development[German] - Besser machen!: Hoffnungsvolle Entwicklungen und Initiativen für eine lebenswerte Zukunft by Sven Plöger, Christoph WaffenschmidtPlease visithttps://thebookvoice.com/podcasts/1/audiobook/594860to listen full audiobooks.
Title: [German] - Besser machen!: Hoffnungsvolle Entwicklungen und Initiativen für eine lebenswerte Zukunft
Author: Sven Plöger, Christoph Waffenschmidt
Narrator: Christoph Waffenschmidt, Sven Plöger, Daniela Thuar
Format: Unabridged Audiobook
Length: 5 hours 22 minutes
Release date: September 24, 2021
Genres: Business & Career Development
Publisher's Summary:
Klimawandel, soziale Ungerechtigkeit, Ausbeutung ... es steht nicht gut um unsere Welt. Das ist die Wahrheit. Leider. Doch Sven Plöger, Meteorologe und Klimaexperte und Christoph Waffenschmidt, Deutschland-Chef der weltweiten Hilfsorganisation World Vision, kennen auch eine andere, eine motivierende, Hoffnung machende Perspektive: Wir können etwas tun! Gemeinsam nehme...2021-09-245h 22
The RegenNarration Podcast76. Regeneration Soundtrack 2020: Highlights from our guests in 2020We’re signing off for the year with our annual episode of highlights from our brilliant array of guests throughout 2020. If you’ve been listening throughout this unique and likely transformative year, enjoy the revisit. And for those newer to the podcast, here’s a snapshot of how the year played out on The RegenNarration.Track list:Welcome to 2020 (from ep. 53), to music by Jeremiah JohnsonDr Sheila Nguyen (from ep. 54)Mike Salvaris (from ep. 55), and Jo Chandler (from ep. 56), all to The System, by the Public Opinion Afro OrchestraAn intro from home as COVID-19 lockdown begins, and Al...2020-12-0917 min
The RegenNarration Podcast64 Extract. A global vision, Restore Australia & the power of reconciliation, with Tony Rinaudo AMThis is an extract from the end of my conversation with Tony Rinaudo, the award-winning Senior Climate Action Advisor for World Vision, aka The Forest Maker. We talk about his global vision, how societies can come to read the land again, and how the extraordinary summer bushfires triggered a major new global collaboration recently launched in Australia. But it was the story Tony told of a truth and reconciliation process in Africa that perhaps holds the key to all of it.Title slide: the moment of Tony’s epiphany, in the early 1980’s (credit unknown).Fi...2020-07-0319 min
The RegenNarration Podcast64 Extra. We Were Nothing (the trees were almost a side-event), with Tony Rinaudo AMAfter we’d signed off on our conversation for the podcast, Tony and I kept talking. Thankfully I hadn’t stopped recording, because what followed could have been the first thing we talked about. In some ways, it sums up everything. So here it is. A little of our parting exchange. Starting with a story from the time of Tony's leaving Niger.If you’ve come to this extra first, head over to the main episode 64 to hear the rest of my conversation with Tony Rinaudo AM (link below).Title slide: Halidou, from the village of Gan...2020-06-2905 min
The RegenNarration Podcast64. The Forest Maker: And the largest environmental transformation in Africa, with Tony Rinaudo AMTony Rinaudo AM is the award winning Senior Climate Action Advisor for World Vision, also known as The Forest Maker. This Australian agronomist revolutionized reforestation in Africa, alongside the communities in which he worked, with a system called Farmer Managed Natural Regeneration (FMNR). In Niger alone, where the desert was still expanding 20 years ago, around six million hectares of land have been restored. Having spread to 24 countries in Africa, Tony’s vision is for it to reach 100 countries around the world this decade, and he’s not alone. The movement is fast spreading globally.The transformation in Nige...2020-06-291h 03
National Climate Emergency Summit 2020HOW TO REVERSE GLOBAL WARMING PART TWOPART TWO: DRAWDOWN & THE COOLING CONUNDRUM Our climate is already dangerously hot. Turning this around will take not only the rapid elimination of greenhouse emissions, but will also require drawing a vast amount of carbon dioxide out of the atmosphere as fast as humanly possible, starting now. What would the race to rollout negative emissions at national level look like for a below zero Australia? Biological Systems Unearthing the potential for biological systems to deliver the drawdown at scale and speed to achieve safe climate conditions Joe Herbertson – Director of The Cruc...2020-02-261h 19
The Good Business PodcastTony Rinaudo, The Forest MakerToday’s guest is Tony Rinaudo who is World Vision’s Climate Action Advisor, but he is more famously known as The Forest Maker because Tony helped transform millions of hectares of dry land in Niger it what has been described as "probably the largest positive environmental transformation in all of Africa".
You see over 25 years ago, with the help of the local farmers in Niger, Tony began implementing a conservation farming system which is known as Farmer Managed Natural Regeneration (FMNR) which basically involves growing trees as an integral part of agricultural land. This approach has been...2020-02-2500 min
The Joseph NetworkTony Rinaudo (AM): The "Forest Maker" on transforming the deserts of AfricaTony Rinaudo, member of the Order of Australia and recipient of the Right Livelihood Award, also known as the “Alternative Nobel Prize”, has pioneered a work which has seen millions of hectares of African desert reforested. The results are so significant that it can be seen from space. Growing up in country Victoria, Tony has always loved the natural world, and might well have ended up as a farmer if God had not directed him to Niger, mission, and into a work which has transformed the face of a continent.2019-09-1228 min
The Scott Poynton PodcastTony RinaudoTony Rinaudo is a humble Australian who has changed, for the better, millions of people's lives. He stumbled upon a way to get trees back into the dry, barren landscapes of Sahelian Africa and 20 years on, he’s been responsible for the reforestation of more than 5 millions hectares in Niger alone.2019-06-0640 min
The Ecosia PodcastHow to bring forests back without planting treesAlternative Nobel Prize laureate Tony Rinaudo explains how to bring forests back through Farmer Managed Natural Regeneration -- an innovative reforestation technique that is changing landscapes and lives. Ecosia has been applying Tony Rinaudo's technique in Ghana, in combination with traditional tree-planting. Our aim is to restore the banks of the Daka river, a vital source of water for the region.2019-01-0300 min
Berlinprojekt PredigtenAlte Wurzeln und neue Pflanzen: Gärtner Gottes für diese WeltTony Rinaudo spricht über 2. Petrus 1, 3, Genesis 1, 31; 2, 8; 2. 15, Hiob 38, 3-7 und Offenbarung 11, 18 in der Serie "Gastpredigt".2018-12-0232 min
Giorni Migliori IntroGiorni Migliori Intro del sab 20/10#costruttorediforeste la storia della settimana è quella di 200milini di alberi piantati nel Sahel nigerino, dove sembrava impossibile, e dell'uomo che è riuscito a farlo: l'agronomo Tony Rinaudo2018-10-2000 min
Small ChangesFighting the advance of the desert: the forest maker of the SahelThe Australian agronomist Tony Rinaudo reveals the secrets that brought about extraordinary results in dozens of countries, from Senegal to Ethiopia2018-10-0317 min
BACKchatBC 29: Anthony’s last BACKchat podcast. Paul interviewing Anthony on his take on BACKchat’s 5 pillars of healthThis is a podcast with a difference, check a new intro and extro.
It is also , with some sadness , Anthony’s last BACKchat podcast.
Paul asks Anthony on his take on the 5 pillars of health – Thinking, Moving, Eating, Sleeping and Neurology. Anthony blends answers from those shows relevant to these topics as well as his anecdotal experiences.
We wish to thank Anthony for his great work as co-host. Our first show was with Chiropractic Icon – Dr Paul Noone – on the 4th March 2015. In just over two years we have interviewed guests from all around Australia, USA and New Zealand.
We have int...2017-05-0352 min