Young intersectional feminists re-imagining climate justice [Encore]This week on Earth Matters Part 1 of a two part series envisioning radical futures with young intersectional climate feminists at Climate Week 2020 with global advocacy organization WEDO.Moderators: Mara Dolan  l  Andrea Vega TroncosoSpeakers: Sanam Amin l Frances Roberts-Gregory l Maggie Mapondera l Maria Alejandra Escalante l Patricia Miranda WattimenaThis audio was sourced, with thanks, from a Climate Week 2020 webinar by WEDO.Earth Matters #1333 was produced by Nicky Stott

Centering fisher folk narratives: World Forum of Fisher Peoples Pt 2Part 1 of a webinar recorded last year by the World Fish Centre featuring small scale fisheries spokespeople from around the world, challenging one sided colonial narratives and centring fisher folk narratives.Moderator: Kate Bevitt (World Fish Center)Speakers: Dr Dyhia Belhabib (Eco Trust Canada), Mohammed Arju (Sagar Seba), Libby Drew (On Our Radar) and Dr Prateep Nayak (Vulnerability to Viability Global Partnership)Earth Matters #1332 was produced by Nicky Stott

Centering fisher folk narratives: World Forum of Fisher Peoples Pt 1Part 1 of a webinar recorded last year by the World Fish Centre featuring small scale fisheries spokespeople from around the world, challenging one sided colonial narratives and centring fisher folk narratives.Moderator: Kate Bevitt (World Fish Center)Speakers: Nadine Nembhard (World Forum of Fisher Peoples & Caribbean Network of Fisherfolk Organisations/CNFO) and Dr Dyhia Belhabib (Eco Trust Canada)Earth Matters #1331 was produced by Nicky Stott

North East (NSW) Forest Alliance update: RFA court case & Redbank RebootDailan Pugh from North East (NSW) Forest Alliance updates listeners on the upcoming court case against the federal government for Regional Forest Agreement breaches. And also how Australia's worst ever polluting coal power station—the notorious and previously decommissioned Redbank Power Station at Singleton—is aiming to get back in business by recklessly hacking and burning native forests for biomass, as the declining wood chipping industry seeks alternative (unsustainable and unprofitable) ways to prop up itself up—even in the face of climate catastrophe. Earth Matters #1330 was produced by Nicky Stott

Jonica Newby author reading from her latest book Beyond Climate Grief: A journey of love, snow, fire and an enchanted beer can. She tells the story of a man left battling flames with two buckets as the houses in Mallacoota Victoria burned around him. Caroline Le Couter: ex politician reflects on the role of theatrical actions as created by  Extinction rebellion on our city streets. Max Cumi tells why he occupied the massive  crane at Newcastle  the world’s biggest coal export harbor.   Music:Sophia Fletcher Extinction is Forever from her new album “Steps Leading to You “ Songs of Disappearance, 53 of the rarest species in Australia that are on the brink of extinction. Anthony Albrecht, a PhD student at Charles Darwin University (CDU) and co-founder of The Bowerbird Collective, is part of a group of academics, musicians and conservationists that has created the album Blossom Column: Original  soundbed.  "Breakout".  Vocals, Bec Horridge, Bass Guitar: Richard Ploog

Heal Country, Heal Climate series NAIDOC 2021Pursuing Global Justice (part 3) is from a 3 part episode, and the speakers explore  Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander climate change priorities, extractive industries in context of colonisation and facilitate the exchange of unique Indigenous land and water knowledge systems.Presenter: Cathryn Eatock (Gayiri & Badtjula)Guests:Pastor Ray Minnecon (Kabikabi & Gurang-Gurang)Kado Muir (Wati)Dr Virginia Marshall (Wiradjuri & Nyemba)Pursuing Global Justice (Part 1) LISTENPursuing Global Justice (Part 2 ) LISTENThe Heal Country, Heal Climate webinar series is a collaboration between the Indigenous Peoples’ Organisation Australia & Better Futures Australia and includes five episodes:Episode 1 Custodians of CountryEpisode 2 Healing our waterwaysEpisode 3 Healing our landsEpisode 4 Community healingEpisode 5 Pursuing global justice Earth Matters #1328 was produced by Nicky Stott

Heal Country, Heal Climate series NAIDOC 2021Pursuing Global Justice (part 2) is from a 3 part episode, and the speakers explore  Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander climate change priorities, extractive industries in context of colonisation and facilitate the exchange of unique Indigenous land and water knowledge systems.Presenter: Cathryn Eatock (Gayiri & Badtjula)Guests:Pastor Ray Minnecon (Kabikabi & Gurang-Gurang)Kado Muir(link is external) (Wati)Dr Virginia Marshall (Wiradjuri & Nyemba)Pursuing Global Justice (Part 1) LISTENPursuing Global Justice (Part 3 ) LISTENThe Heal Country, Heal Climate webinar series is a collaboration between the Indigenous Peoples’ Organisation Australia & Better Futures Australia and includes five episodes:Episode 1 Custodians of CountryEpisode 2 Healing our waterwaysEpisode 3 Healing our landsEpisode 4 Community healingEpisode 5 Pursuing global justice Earth Matters #1327 was produced by Nicky Stott

Heal Country, Heal Climate series NAIDOC 2021Pursuing Global Justice (part 1) is from a 3 part episode, and the speakers explore  Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander climate change priorities, extractive industries in context of colonisation and facilitate the exchange of unique Indigenous land and water knowledge systems.Presenter: Cathryn Eatock (Gayiri & Badtjula)Guests:Pastor Ray Minnecon (Kabikabi & Gurang-Gurang)Kado Muir(link is external) (Wati)Dr Virginia Marshall (Wiradjuri & Nyemba)Pursuing Global Justice (Part 2) LISTENPursuing Global Justice (Part 3 ) LISTENThe Heal Country, Heal Climate webinar series is a collaboration between the Indigenous Peoples’ Organisation Australia & Better Futures Australia and includes five episodes:Episode 1 Custodians of CountryEpisode 2 Healing our waterwaysEpisode 3 Healing our landsEpisode 4 Community healingEpisode 5 Pursuing global justice Earth Matters #1326 was produced by Nicky Stott

Heal Country, Heal Climate series NAIDOC 2021Community Healing (part 3) is from a 3 part episode, and the panellists explore the impacts of global warming on country & burning, rising desert temperatures and how remote communities are defending Country against the climate catastrophe.Presenter: Pastor Ray Minnecon (Kabikabi & Gurang-Gurang)Guests:Leeton Lee (Thungutti, Bundjalung & Mualgal)Ernie Dingo (Yamatji)Jonathan Hermawan (Bundjalung & Luritji)Community Healing (Part 1) LISTENCommunity Healing (Part 2 ) LISTENThe Heal Country, Heal Climate webinar series is a collaboration between the Indigenous Peoples’ Organisation Australia & Better Futures Australia and includes five episodes:Episode 1 Custodians of CountryEpisode 2 Healing our waterwaysEpisode 3 Healing our landsEpisode 4 Community healingEpisode 5 Pursuing global justice Earth Matters #1325 was produced by Nicky Stott

Heal Country, Heal Climate series NAIDOC 2021Community Healing (part 2) is from a 3 part episode, and the panellists explore the impacts of global warming on country & burning, rising desert temperatures and how remote communities are defending Country against the climate catastrophe.Presenter: Pastor Ray Minnecon (Kabikabi & Gurang-Gurang)Guests:Leeton Lee (Thungutti, Bundjalung & Mualgal)Ernie Dingo (Yamatji)Jonathan Hermawan (Bundjalung & Luritji)Community Healing (Part 1) LISTENCommunity Healing (Part 3 ) LISTENThe Heal Country, Heal Climate webinar series is a collaboration between the Indigenous Peoples’ Organisation Australia & Better Futures Australia and includes five episodes:Episode 1 Custodians of CountryEpisode 2 Healing our waterwaysEpisode 3 Healing our landsEpisode 4 Community healingEpisode 5 Pursuing global justice Earth Matters #1324 was produced by Nicky Stott