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Hosted by Dr. Nadina Galle · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 67 episodes
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How can we make our communities wilder, greener, healthier, and happier—and which technologies can help us along the way?Ecological engineer and National Geographic Explorer Dr. Nadina Galle—best-selling author of THE NATURE OF OUR CITIES and pioneer of the Internet of Nature®—shares stories of people using tech to bring the wild back into streets, schools, and homes. This is where the wild meets the wired.
Dr. Nadina Galle hosts Internet of Nature Podcast, a science show with 67 episodes published.
Lucy Jones is a journalist and the author of Losing Eden — an investigation into what nature does for the human psyche, written from inside her own recovery from depression — and Matrescence , a memoir-meets-neuroscience
Lucy Jones is a journalist and the author of Losing Eden — an investigation into what nature does for the human psyche, written from inside her own recovery from depression — and Matrescence , a memoir-meets-neuroscience
At ten, Gil Penalosa tried to convince his parents to let him quit school and turn pro. He was ranked second in tennis in Colombia. The catch: 99% of tennis in Colombia was played in private clubs — and Gil's family wasn
At ten, Gil Penalosa tried to convince his parents to let him quit school and turn pro. He was ranked second in tennis in Colombia. The catch: 99% of tennis in Colombia was played in private clubs — and Gil's family wasn
Fewer than 23% of Flemish children between 8 and 17 can identify a blackbird. Less than 5% can name a peacock butterfly. The mole scores highest — not because of nature education, but because it's a beloved character in
Fewer than 23% of Flemish children between 8 and 17 can identify a blackbird. Less than 5% can name a peacock butterfly. The mole scores highest — not because of nature education, but because it's a beloved character in
Ya-Ting Liu became New York City's first-ever Chief Public Realm Officer in 2023 — a role created from scratch to focus City Hall's attention on the parks, plazas, streets, and sidewalks that make a dense city livable. R
Ya-Ting Liu became New York City's first-ever Chief Public Realm Officer in 2023 — a role created from scratch to focus City Hall's attention on the parks, plazas, streets, and sidewalks that make a dense city livable. R
What does a nine-month Amazon expedition have to do with a public school playground in São Paulo? More than you'd think. This week, Nadina speaks with Laís Fleury — original story architect behind the Netflix documentary
What does a nine-month Amazon expedition have to do with a public school playground in São Paulo? More than you'd think. This week, Nadina speaks with Laís Fleury — original story architect behind the Netflix documentary
There's a statistic I keep coming back to: the average child can name more than 1,000 corporate logos, but fewer than 10 native plant species in their own neighborhood. Christina Delfico has been fighting that number for
A free-range chicken has more space than a child on a Dutch school playground. Ian Mostert has spent 12 years doing something about that. In this episode, I talk with Ian Mostert — youth health worker turned urban greeni
Just because someone lives in an apartment doesn't mean they don't want to go outside and be in nature. In this episode, I sit down with Lauren Zullo, Managing Director of Impact at Jonathan Rose Companies, at their Midt
There's a reason people write poetry about trees and not speed bumps. In this episode, I talk with Dr. Geoffrey Donovan — forest economist, 23-year USDA Forest Service researcher, and founder of Ash and Elm Consulting —
Most people walk through their city every day and never notice the nature around them. In this episode — the Season 7 premiere — I talk with Nuno Curado, founder of Wild Eindhoven, from a bench along the river Dommel in
What happens when you plant a forest where nothing should grow? In this bonus, end-of-season episode, I’m joined by Adrian Wong of SUGi inside a dense pocket forest tucked into London’s Southbank Centre—surrounded by bru
A mushroom on a tree isn’t a verdict — but in arboriculture, it’s often treated like one. In this episode, Nadina Galle talks with Kyle McLoughlin , a Board Certified Master Arborist and founder of Ironwood Arboricultura
On a rooftop disguised as a public square outside Amsterdam’s public library, Nadina sits down with Daan Grasveld , co-founder of Urban Jungle Project , to explore how trees can thrive in the most unlikely urban places.
In this episode, Nadina meets Mark Cridge just off Oxford Circus, inside a quiet, plant-filled HQ that serves as the visitor centre for something radical: a city that calls itself a park . London was the first place in t
In this episode, Nadina sits down with Adrian Wong , SUGi’s UK Forest Lead, in the middle of the Forest of Thanks —a 10,000 m² Miyawaki forest planted in one of London’s most under-resourced boroughs. What was once a sim
Lucy Jones
author of Matrescence: On the Metamorphosis of Pregnancy, Childbirth and Motherhood · Dr. Lucy Jones Center for Science and Society
1 appearance on this show
Tim Christophersen
Vice President of Climate Action at Salesforce · Generation Restoration
1 appearance on this show
Dan Lambe
CEO · Arbor Day Foundation
1 appearance on this show
Jennifer Walsh
Director of the Centre of Sleep Science · University of Western Australia
1 appearance on this show
Alison Young
Sir David Williams Professor of Public Law at the University of Cambridge · City Nature Challenge
1 appearance on this show
Mike Edwards
expert in youth development and sports management · Sound Matters
1 appearance on this show
Jan Willem de Groot
Terra Nostra
1 appearance on this show
Tom Ebeling
Openlands
1 appearance on this show
Brett KenCairn
City of Boulder
1 appearance on this show
Leslie Berckes
Society of Municipal Arborists
1 appearance on this show
Giulio Boccaletti
Water: A Biography
1 appearance on this show
Tim van Dam
Smart Parks
1 appearance on this show
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