Discover how planting for pollinators in small urban spaces and regreening alleyways can connect communities and nature. Influencer, athlete and founder of the Pollinator Pathway Project in Bristol, Flora Beverley is passionate about rebuilding the connections that modern life often erodes. In this episode she talks to author Georgina Wilson-Powell about the importance of community, and how nature can help us find our way back to what matters. From protecting pollinators to simple daily rituals, Flora shows how small actions can help us reconnect — with ourselves, each other, and the world around us.

Follow her progress at https://www.instagram.com/backtobristol/ and dive deeper into how to build community resilience in a fragmented world at the Ecover blog.

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Actor Larry Lamb and his son, broadcaster George Lamb, sit down with podcast host and author Georgina Wilson-Powell. Discover how two generations connect over the importance of caring for the planet, and what we can all do to waste less and live more.

We find out how Tetris Fully Loaded can help solve ‘dish-content’ and how a chance encounter in Ibiza set George Lamb off on a sustainable journey that has seen him embrace regenerative agriculture with Wildfarmed.

To find out if you can stack it, like we pack it check out ecover.com to play Tetris Fully Loaded.

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Waste doesn’t have to be the end of the story, it can be the start of something transformative. In this episode, we explore the power of circular technology and material innovation to turn under-utilized waste streams into valuable resources.

Sophie Thomas, a design garbologist, explains how we can rethink the way we use and reuse materials to reduce waste and build a more sustainable future. From smarter material choices to creative ways of repurposing waste, Sophie shows how small changes can lead to a big impact.

The future of sustainable living starts with rethinking waste. Let’s explore how.

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In this episode, we’re tackling the fashion industry—one of the biggest contributors to global waste. We’ll hear how we can make our clothes last longer and avoid adding to the 350,000 tonnes of textiles that end up in landfills each year.

We'll be speaking with two wonderful guests who are tackling this challenge head-on—Wayne Hemingway, co-founder of Charity Supermarket, and Lydia Bolton, a fashion designer turned repair and upcycling expert.

Together, they’ll share insights on how we can rethink, repair, and reuse our wardrobes for a cleaner, more sustainable future.

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