In this episode we dive into conversation with Roc Sandford, an inspirational figure in the environmental movement. A keen activist, Roc has campaigned with Extinction Rebellion since its inception in 2018 and stood as a Green Party candidate for the Westminster City Council in three elections. This year he is focusing on Ocean Rebellion--a sister movement to XR. For the last 15 years Roc has been living on an island in Northern Scotland, Gometra, where he lives an off-grid and low-carbon lifestyle.

Our consultancy guides startups & established businesses in the transition to greener & ethical practices for a regenerative future. Interested? Get in touch! [email protected]

In this episode we dive into conversation with Michael Ableman, one of the fathers of Urban agriculture as well as one of the early pioneers of the organic and natural agriculture movements. With a forty-year career working on the land growing food, Michael’s experience is not only impressive, but also highly groundbreaking. Unafraid to take on challenges, he has single-handedly shown us how necessary it is to reconnect communities with their food systems and farmers.

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In this episode we dive into conversation with Larissa von Planta, founder of upcycled artisanal couture brand LVP x Alsama now known as LVPx. LVPx supports traditional artisans in studios in Beirut, Lebanon. Their initiative reimagines second-hand garments, giving them a new lease of life through beautiful and unique hand embroidery.

Our consultancy guides startups & established businesses in the transition to greener & ethical practices for a regenerative future. Interested? Get in touch! [email protected]

In this episode Valentina Traversone and Isabella Cavalletti, part of the eco-nnect team, discuss the carbon footprint of female hygiene products, as well as why we have created this taboo around periods, enough to fill them with toxic chemicals, and plastic packaging and forget what we are touching: our most sensitive and beautiful part. 

Tune in to see how we demystify the cup and talk about our personal experiences with it.

Our recommendations for sustainable periods:

Mariana Chammas is the head of communications at ISA (Instituto Socio Ambiental). ISA is the leading Brazilian NGO fighting deforestation in the Amazon Rainforest and protecting indigenous rights. They are currently at the front lines with a novel threat: COVID, which might wipe out up to 40% of the Yanomami people. Listen in to find out about ISA's work and what you can do to help before the fire season sparks up again.

Donate to their cause here: joinus.socioambiental.org

Sign their petition here: minersoutcovidout.org

eco-nnect TALKS episode 1.

Listen in to our conversation with Stephen Brooks, founder of: Envision Festival, eco-villages: Alegria and Punta Mona, and Ecoversity. Find out about his latest project that will tie in everything together. 

Some say he is the guru of sustainable living. We agree.