The Emergent Ecosystem

By: Scott Richardson
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  • Our home is an ecosystem. So here we explore the value that we derive from the landscapes surrounding us and how we can support the function of these systems. This Zimbabwe centered podcast is all about landscapes, culture and what we value.
    Copyright 2020 All rights reserved.
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Biological Sciences Social Sciences
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Episodes
  • Fadzai Matsvimbo: Action in vulture conservation

    Fadzai Matsvimbo: Action in vulture conservation
    Oct 29 2020

    Since the time of the ancient Egyptians vultures have been revered in Africa for having the ability to see the future, but also regarded as greedy, dirty scavengers. All of our vulture species are critically endangered, so this week we will explore the threats and conservation strategies for our vultures.
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    24 mins
  • Jean-Paul Baron-Bonarjee: Leadership in complex systems (part 2)

    Jean-Paul Baron-Bonarjee: Leadership in complex systems (part 2)
    Oct 22 2020

    We rely on complex ecosystems for our various, basic needs, but these systems are unpredictable. So how do we organize ourselves to ensure that current and future generations can meet their needs?
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    25 mins
  • Jean-Paul Baron-Bonarjee: Leadership in complex systems (part 1)

    Jean-Paul Baron-Bonarjee: Leadership in complex systems (part 1)
    Oct 13 2020

    The ecosystems that we rely on are complex systems, supporting diverse groups of people with different needs, such as food, water, fuel and fiber. So how do we build a resilient, sustainable ecosystem?
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    23 mins

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