Sustainability Stories with Scott Poynton | Inspiring Change for Our Planet

Robyn Tyner has dedicated his life to supporting young people develop intellectually but also to grow as wonderfully rounded young adults going out into the world. Robyn's commitment to his charges is hugely inspiring and in this podcast, we learn about Robyn's own journey to teaching and a personal philosophy that underpins everything he does.

A personal reflection on the recent tragic shooting in the US and a New York Times Op ED on the subject. Why is it that it's always boys?

A follow-up episode from Global Worming. Sara Moledor and Julien Troussier let me know how the Worm Project in Palestine was going. Using a waste management problem, and a few worms, they are trying to figure out a solution to the soil degradation issue.

Megan O'Malley and Gab Murphy set out on a mission in 2017/18 to walk across 4 SE Asian countries to raise awareness of sustainable fashion - they wanted to know who made their clothes. Listen to their story to hear about all of the great experiences they

Hilary Thompson has dedicated her life to looking behind the products we see on the shelves. She has focused on environmental practices such as no-deforestation, and primarily focuses on labour practices and exploitation issues.

Sarah Mortimer is an early childhood educator in the Punmu community. Sarah bases her teachings to the children in this very remote area in Western Australia around Nature-Pedagogy, a program based around the human connection to nature.

John Deighan is a teacher at the International School of Geneva, who is responsible for bringing guest speakers to the school to talk to the students. These speakers bring great insights and life experiences to share at the school.

In the latest episode of the Poynton, Webb dialogue on all things sustainable the pair discuss: the decision to disband the Indonesian Palm Oil Pledge, IPOP; IOI's decision to abandon their lawsuit against the RSPO, Resolute's decision to keep suing Green

Daniel Klein is the Founder of The Perennial Plate, a documentary series focusing on sustainable food. What I love about The Perennial Plate films is that they don't judge the people they're filming. They don't try to force a message down your throat; they're gentle. They just show their subjects' way of life and I believe this is profoundly important, profoundly beautiful in fact.

As part of the Enviva Interview series, here is: Cooee! Podcast: Kim Cesafsky - "For the love of learning"

As part of the Enviva interview series, here is: Cooee! Podcast: Vince Taylor - "Just keep going"

As part of the Enviva interview series, here is: Cooee! Podcast: Phil Bain - "Appreciating the land"

As part of the Enviva interview series, here is: Cooee! Podcast: Lee Jackson - "Mr Experience"

As part of the Enviva Interview series, here is: Cooee! Podcast: Lauren Killian - "Life entrepreneur"

As part of the Enviva Interview series, here is: Cooee! Podcast: Kyle Prendergast - "Aspiring Hall of Famer"

As part of the Enviva Interview series, here is: Cooee! Podcast: Cooee! Podcast: Elizabeth Smith - "Living life to the fullest"

As part of the Enviva interview series, here is: Cooee! Podcast: Brad Antill - "Forests & Faith"

As part of the Enviva Interview series, here is: Cooee! Podcast: Don Grant - "Life with purpose"

As part of the Enviva Interview series, here is: Cooee! Podcast: Dennis Vick - "Going with the flow"

As part of the Enviva Interview series, here is: Cooee! Podcast: Aaron Boyd - "In search of success"

Enviva employees responses to the question: "What is your greatest disappointment?"

Enviva employee's responses to the question: "What inspires you?"

In this Podcast, Global Worming, Sara Moledor discusses the importance of worms in a modern world. We're starting a project to introduce worm farming to Palestine and Sara is helping us. Hear Sara's experience after a recent visit to the West Bank and learn more about the thinking behind earthworms in Palestine

Briony Taylor teaches Class 1 students at the La Chataigneraie Campus of the International School of Geneva. A few years back, Briony and I introduced worm farming to the 5-year-olds and now over 600 students in the Primary Campus are interacting with worms.

Letizia Savin and her son David the hosts for Earthworm's recent gathering at Plan de la Tour, Agriturismo, Cogne Italy talk to Scott Poynton and Julien Troussier about their work, their lives and their inspiration.