UNESCO Earth Network Podcast by UNESCO

Episodes 5

Avg. Duration 12m

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Since May 2025

Latest Episode May 2025

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About This Podcast

The UNESCO Earth Network Podcast series explores how UNESCO’s iconic designations — from Biosphere Reserves and Global Geoparks to World Heritage sites and living heritage practices — play a critical role in protecting biodiversity and building peace with nature. In this five-episode series, we give voice to the scientific experts involved in this global initiative, sharing vital environmental knowledge to support local communities and national governments in achieving their biodiversity goals. Because biodiversity conservation is about life. And to safeguard life, we must engage both society and science. This podcast places local communities at the centre — as knowledge-holders and key drivers of conservation and sustainable development. Produced by UNESCO, with the support of the Government of Italy. Hosted on Ausha. See ausha.co/privacy-policy for more information.

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Recent Episodes

The role of living heritage practices in sustaining the Asante Traditional Buildings in Ghana

May 23, 2025 14m

In this final episode of the Earth Network Podcast series, we travel to Ghana to learn how cultural heritage can support environmental conservation—and vice versa. We explore the Asante Traditional…

Engaging stakeholders for successful Biosphere Reserve governance in the Balkans

May 23, 2025 15m

In this episode, we head to the Balkans to explore how inclusive governance practices are shaping the future of UNESCO Biosphere Reserves. We focus on two sites: the Central Balkan Biosphere Reserve…

Madagascar, the path to biosphere reserve status

May 23, 2025 9m

In this episode, we travel to Madagascar, where efforts are underway to designate several areas as UNESCO Biosphere Reserves. These sites aim to blend ecological conservation with local community…

Viñales, forging new paths for global geoparks in Small Island Developing States

May 23, 2025 12m

In the second episode of the UNESCO Earth Network Podcast series, we journey to Viñales, Cuba—a region of striking geological beauty and vibrant cultural identity—where local communities are…

From potential to preservation: Tanzania’s road to global geopark recognition

May 23, 2025 12m

In this first episode of the UNESCO Earth Network Podcast, we journey to Tanzania, home to the iconic Mount Kilimanjaro and the Arusha-Meru National Parks. As they reflect on whether to join the…

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UNESCO Earth Network has published 5 episodes since May 2025, covering topics in Nature, Science.

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UNESCO Earth Network is currently dormant with new episodes hourly. Average episode length is 12m.

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Recent Episodes

The role of living heritage practices in sustaining the Asante Traditional Buildings in Ghana

Engaging stakeholders for successful Biosphere Reserve governance in the Balkans

Madagascar, the path to biosphere reserve status

Viñales, forging new paths for global geoparks in Small Island Developing States

From potential to preservation: Tanzania’s road to global geopark recognition

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