Last year Erik Arroyo became the youngest mayor in the city of Sarasota's history and the first person born in a Hispanic country to serve in the post. And he helps kick off our newest season of the EcoRight Speaks!  

Arroyo talked with podcast host Chelsea Henderson about Sarasota's conservation efforts as well as the southwest region of the state, his city's top-notch water quality, being mindful of the upcoming hurricane season and much more. You won't want to miss this episode as we begin season 5 (which will run from now to the end of 2022).

Host Chelsea Henderson wraps up season four with a 'best of' show featuring interview clips from some of our favorite guests this season (January-June, 2022). Don't miss this season's final episode as you'll hear from previous guests like Congresswoman Nancy Mace, Ambassador Sam Brownback, climate scientist and rock star Dr. Katharine Hayhoe, former EPA administrator William K. Reilly, American Conservation Coalition's Quill Robinson and Indiana Conservative Alliance for Energy's Kacey Crane plus many more.

And don't worry, Chelsea will be back with season five starting in mid-late July. Thanks to our #EcoRight community for listening and supporting us!

Author Heather White explains the phrase of "being a good ancestor." 

Author Heather White describes the several of the different Service Superpower Profiles she came up with and categorizes in her book.

Author Heather White shares what inspired her and the idea behind her new book 'One Green Thing.'

Heather White is an environmental lawyer and founder of the nonprofit One Green Thing. She wrote the easy-to-follow guide for climate action called 'One Green Thing: Discover Your Hidden Power to Help Save the Planet' that was published this April.

With over 20 years of experience in environmental advocacy and a mother of two in Bozeman, Montana, White uses her book to show how someone can contribute their personality, interests, and strengths to the climate movement with a small step every day. Her book is also available online via Amazon!

More: https://www.onegreenthing.org/

Dale Strickler says worldwide regenerative agriculture has incredible potential to make a difference on the climate front. This is a clip from this week's episode with Dale Strickler.

Dale Strickler explains regenerative agriculture and they importance of restoring carbon back into the soil. This is a clip from this week's episode with Dale Strickler.

Rancher Dale Strickler on how his personal farming background allowed him to see how soil enrichment is directly tied to climate change. This is a clip from this week's episode with Dale Strickler.

Dale Strickler is an author and rancher from the heartland of America. This week he joined us to talk about regenerative agriculture and ways to address climate change through soil enrichment. Strickler is a leader in the soil health movement and an agronomist for Green Cover Seed, the nation’s top cover crop-specific seed company.

He also goes into detail about increasing the ability of soil to capture more rainfall, which holds more moisture, thus increasing the ability of plants to extract more moisture from the soil.

More: https://www.dalestrickler.guru/