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Reclaiming Earth: Ideas, strategies & connections
The Reindeer Chronicles with Judith D Schwartz: get inspired!
Season 1, Ep. 4
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Our guest, today, is Judith D. Schwartz, a seasoned journalist and author renowned for her work on ecological restoration and sustainable practices. Her latest book, 'The Reindeer Chronicles,' takes readers on a global journey, showcasing inspiring stories of land and community healing through innovative restoration efforts. Judith's insightful storytelling not only highlights the challenges we face but also the incredible potential we have to restore and rejuvenate our natural world. Let the next half hour serve as your journey to learn about all the incredible projects and the remarkable people working on restoring our planet.
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