Terra Stories

Asmita is a young woman from western Nepal who recently completed her Bachelor's in Forestry from Tribhuwan University. When she was a child, her parents, originally from the mountains of Nepal, used to draw their resources from nature, like the Ayurvedic products they added to their tea. Asmita, at the age of six or seven, did not want to go to school anymore - which her father agreed to on the condition that she do the daily chores around the house. So he took her to the community forest and had

Ashley is a storyteller, she first started by searching for fossils at her grandmother's house and saving the trees in her garden.She traveled to the Caribbean, saw the rainforest, and was blown away by the fact that the local people ate termites because of their amount of protein and how the termites lived with tree species. Growing up, Ashley wanted to study biology and become an artist. Although specializations like those in the United States diverged, she couldn't stop doing both. As a result,

Cecilia lives in the center of Argentina, in a region that is a wetland, having one of the biggest rivers in South America. She is an environmental advocate, a COP26 Youth Delegate & COP27 Young Negotiator. As a student, she spent many years learning about the importance of her lands, about how rich the biodiversity was, and how her Indigenous ancestors used to live from what they could get from the ground. However, due to climate change, in 2020, Argentina experienced the worst drought in

Have you ever felt part of something bigger, something that the world we created did not manifest? Well, we are part of nature, nature is the great center of everything, it is our home and where we come from. For this second introductory episode, I’m happy to introduce you to Tania Roa, a wildlife, environmental and social justice advocate. Tania will take you on a rethinking path of our place on Earth from Anthropocentrism to Ecocentrism, she will share with you her passion for nature, her

Imagine yourself millions of years ago. Around you, nature, birdsong, the sound of water; dunes and plains as far as the eye can see. It is very green, so green that we do not ask ourselves the question; are we nature? In this introductory episode, I'm going to take you back to the heart of where we came from and to what has always been in us, nature. A return to our roots that explains the creation of the podcast, its format and how reconnecting to ourselves and nature is a step towards our