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Brendon Samuels: Powering Grassroots Movements Through Creativity and Empathy

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In today’s conversation, I sit down on campus with Brendon Samuels, a passionate grassroots conservationist, PhD student, and empathetic thinker. Brendon has been making grassroots changes in the city of London, Ontario by garnering support from a variety of groups, transcending boundaries through an empathetic and creative approach.

Our conversation covers how his backyard project has expanded to a global scale, how to approach people and spark change, how change is made not only through grassroots approaches, but from a top-down approach and the overall importance of positive community engagement and small-scale actions in driving larger environmental conservation efforts.

Brendon’s approach to promoting change in the local community is a refreshing perspective in today’s media climate. His ability to promote cooperation through critically thinking and empathizing among groups holding different perspectives is tactful and genuine.

I was very happy to sit down with Brendan and discuss all that he had to say. I'm still thinking about it. I hope that you are able to take something away from this conversation as well. I think there's a lot of meaning within it.

Thanks for tuning into today's episode, and as always, enjoy the conversation.

01:23 The Backyard Project: A Global Conservation Initiative

03:28 Innovative Solutions for Local Wildlife Conservation

08:43 Expanding the Impact: From Personal Project to Global Movement

10:41 Navigating the Complexities of Environmental Conservation

17:40 Empathy and Engagement: Keys to Effective Conservation

22:40 Challenging Tribalism and Promoting Unity in Conservation Efforts

27:59 Rethinking Our Relationship with Nature

28:21 Exploring Alternative Terms for 'Natural Resources'

28:40 The Economic Implications of Natural Wealth

29:37 Political and Social Dimensions of Biodiversity

31:26 Urban Biodiversity: Challenges and Strategies

36:02 The Importance of Green Spaces in Urban Areas

39:21 Engaging Communities in Environmental Conservation

45:34 Personal Reflections and Future Aspirations

51:03 Concluding Thoughts and Resources

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11 episodes

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Manage episode 411371266 series 3552257
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In today’s conversation, I sit down on campus with Brendon Samuels, a passionate grassroots conservationist, PhD student, and empathetic thinker. Brendon has been making grassroots changes in the city of London, Ontario by garnering support from a variety of groups, transcending boundaries through an empathetic and creative approach.

Our conversation covers how his backyard project has expanded to a global scale, how to approach people and spark change, how change is made not only through grassroots approaches, but from a top-down approach and the overall importance of positive community engagement and small-scale actions in driving larger environmental conservation efforts.

Brendon’s approach to promoting change in the local community is a refreshing perspective in today’s media climate. His ability to promote cooperation through critically thinking and empathizing among groups holding different perspectives is tactful and genuine.

I was very happy to sit down with Brendan and discuss all that he had to say. I'm still thinking about it. I hope that you are able to take something away from this conversation as well. I think there's a lot of meaning within it.

Thanks for tuning into today's episode, and as always, enjoy the conversation.

01:23 The Backyard Project: A Global Conservation Initiative

03:28 Innovative Solutions for Local Wildlife Conservation

08:43 Expanding the Impact: From Personal Project to Global Movement

10:41 Navigating the Complexities of Environmental Conservation

17:40 Empathy and Engagement: Keys to Effective Conservation

22:40 Challenging Tribalism and Promoting Unity in Conservation Efforts

27:59 Rethinking Our Relationship with Nature

28:21 Exploring Alternative Terms for 'Natural Resources'

28:40 The Economic Implications of Natural Wealth

29:37 Political and Social Dimensions of Biodiversity

31:26 Urban Biodiversity: Challenges and Strategies

36:02 The Importance of Green Spaces in Urban Areas

39:21 Engaging Communities in Environmental Conservation

45:34 Personal Reflections and Future Aspirations

51:03 Concluding Thoughts and Resources

  continue reading

11 episodes

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