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Welcome to the Rebalance Earth podcast. We’re excited to introduce you to this new platform where we’ll explore innovative ideas, thought leadership, and the future of nature as an investible asset class.Throughout this podcast, we’ll dive into the critical role nature plays…
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Episode 18 - Elliot Newton, Co-Founder at Citizen Zoo: The Beavers Protecting London Underground (opens the original)
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Elliot Newton did a sports science degree because nobody at school told him conservation was a career you could actually have. After some time driving ambulances for the South East Ambulance Service he returned to Imperial in his mid-twenties for a master's in conservation science. It was there that he met Lucas and the two of them founded Citizen Zoo. Wildlife isn’t always found in wild places. Sometimes it can be found in those areas where we least expect it, such as a derelict retail car park
Episode 17 - Professor Neil Entwistle, Head of Science at Rebalance Earth: We Already Know What to Do. Now Finance It. (opens the original)
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Neil Entwistle spent years earning his stripes as one of the UK's most credible voices on river restoration, only to find out the science was never the hard part. He's now Head of Science at Rebalance Earth, spending most of his time trying to convince finance people to invest in restoring rivers. This isn't a story about a scientist crossing over into money. It's about what happens when you've spent your whole career knowing exactly what nature needs, but the obstacle in the way is that nobody
Episode 16 - Lou Meadows, International Rugby Coach: What Holds a Team Together When it Counts (opens the original)
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Lou Meadows was never capped as an England player. Yet she didn't let that stop her becoming the first woman to coach a men's national side, then attack coach for the Red Roses, helping deliver a home Rugby World Cup gold against Canada. Weeks later, at what should have been the peak of her career, she left the Red Roses to become attack coach for the USA Eagles. This isn't a story about riding a winning high. It's about the weeks after a World Cup final, when the medal's won and no one can real
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