Conservation biologist Peter Soroye joins Damian to discuss the inseparable link between biodiversity loss and social inequality. Through examples from pollinator conservation to community-led projects, Peter emphasizes that protecting nature requires addressing systemic injustice. The episode offers a hopeful reminder that everyone has a role to play in building a future where ecological health and human well-being go hand in hand.

Conservation biologist Peter Soroye joins Damian to discuss the inseparable link between biodiversity loss and social inequality. Through examples from pollinator conservation to community-led projects, Peter emphasizes that protecting nature requires addressing systemic injustice. The episode offers a hopeful reminder that everyone has a role to play in building a future where ecological health and human well-being go hand in hand.

Conservation biologist Peter Soroye joins Damian to discuss the inseparable link between biodiversity loss and social inequality. Through examples from pollinator conservation to community-led projects, Peter emphasizes that protecting nature requires addressing systemic injustice. The episode offers a hopeful reminder that everyone has a role to play in building a future where ecological health and human well-being go hand in hand.

EPISODE 8

The Terra Sapiens Podcast is a bilingual educational series exploring the critical role of art in building a more just, sustainable, and connected world. Through in-depth conversations with artists, scientists, Indigenous knowledge holders, and cultural workers, the podcast offers tools, frameworks, and inspiration for those looking to integrate social and ecological sustainability into their creative practices.&nbsp;
Each episode weaves together diverse ways of knowing—from environmental science to circular design, from indigenous knowledge to queer ecologies and ancestrality—to help artists create meaningful work that contributes to positive cultural and ecological change.&nbsp;
More than a podcast, Terra Sapiens is a space of dialogue, care, and transformation. It is built on the belief that artists have a unique capacity to reimagine the future and shape the world we want to live in. By making complex ideas accessible and actionable, the podcast supports creators in crafting narratives and processes that are regenerative, inclusive, and rooted in reciprocity.&nbsp;
Whether you are an artist, educator, curator, or simply someone who believes that culture has a role to play in the planetary transition, this podcast invites you to reflect, imagine, and act—with creativity and hope.

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The Terra Sapiens Podcast is a bilingual educational series exploring the critical role of art in building a more just, sustainable, and connected world. Through in-depth conversations with artists, scientists, Indigenous knowledge holders, and cultural workers, the podcast offers tools, frameworks, and inspiration for those looking to integrate social and ecological sustainability into their creative practices.  Each episode weaves together diverse ways of knowing—from environmental science to circular design, from indigenous knowledge to queer ecologies and ancestrality—to help artists create meaningful work that contributes to positive cultural and ecological change.  More than a podcast, Terra Sapiens is a space of dialogue, care, and transformation. It is built on the belief that artists have a unique capacity to reimagine the future and shape the world we want to live in. By making complex ideas accessible and actionable, the podcast supports creators in crafting narratives and processes that are regenerative, inclusive, and rooted in reciprocity.  Whether you are an artist, educator, curator, or simply someone who believes that culture has a role to play in the planetary transition, this podcast invites you to reflect, imagine, and act—with creativity and hope.

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