In this episode we revisit a few of last year's podcasts to focus on the themes of custodianship and sustainability through an Indigenous lens

There is a lot of misinformation out there and sometimes you have to have some hard conversations if you want to truly hear Indigenous Voices. In this episode Carla McGrath gives us some of the benefits of her extensive experience.

Indigenous Languages are diverse and nuanced and contain a lot of knowledge about care and management of culture and country

Joshua imparts a thimble full of his vast knowledge about the interface between the food industry, primary production, Indigenous knowledge, and social and environmental impacts.

Bruce Pascoe is an author and founder of Black Duck Foods, who are re-devel­oping tra­di­tion­al food grow­ing and coun­try man­age­ment process­es for the eco­nom­ic ben­e­fit of Aboriginal peo­ples and Country

In this episode we offer some options for the carbon industry to open the bandwidth of investment into the development of high integrity carbon credits

Lisa McMurray talks about the development of the core benefits verifications framework and the value of this approach in Indigenous communities

Nik Midlam shares his thoughts about business and local government leadership in the nature repair space, as well as the benefits of working with First Nations people through First Nations organisations. There are a lot of gems in this episode for how non-Indigenous and Indigenous People and organisations can work together to achieve mutual benefit.

Barry Hunter talks with us about nature reparations and the work Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Traditional Owners have been engaged in. Barry also gives some free advice to corporates on how to show climate leadership