Good Nature with Megan Leslie

Conversations on nature conservation and environmental protection efforts KI-Zusammenfassung

Antica Productions, WWF-Canada Zur Website › Science · EN · 13 Folgen · zuletzt 27.08.2026

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Nature is in need right now. More than ever. But who is answering the call? Good people, that’s who. And there are more of them than you might think. That’s why Megan Leslie, WWF‑Canada’s president and CEO, is chatting with folks who are proving that hope for nature isn’t just alive — it’s thriving. On this podcast, Megan celebrates both the good we find in nature and the good‑natured people working to protect it, proving that real change is not only possible, it’s already happening.

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  1. 27.08.2026 · 28 Min. · Folge 12

    What happens when the place you call home, a place that has stayed the same for centuries, suddenly starts changing? In this episode of Good Nature, host Megan Leslie sits down with former Nunavut premier and Arctic…

  2. 20.08.2026 · 28 Min. · Folge 11

    This conversation was recorded on June 19, 2026, before the sharp spike in wildfires currently impacting communities across Canada, including in B.C.'s central Interior, where Joe lives. Did you know that one of the…

  3. 30.07.2026 · 33 Min. · Folge 10

    When most of us think about flood protection, we imagine storm drains or levees and dams. But what if the real answer is in the trees we plant, and where we choose to plant them? On this episode of Good Nature, host…

  4. 16.07.2026 · 34 Min. · Folge 9

    Conservation isn’t just about protecting habitat. It’s also about bringing damaged ecosystems back to life. In this episode of Good Nature, host Megan Leslie sits down with WWF-Canada's Vice President of Restoration and…

  5. 02.07.2026 · 34 Min. · Folge 8

    Most of us never think twice about the names of birds. But across North America, more than 150 bird species are named after historical figures, including colonizers, enslavers, and people who promoted racist…

  6. 18.06.2026 · 39 Min. · Folge 7

    What does it take to fight a mining company for 20 years—and keep showing up? On this episode of Good Nature, host Megan Leslie chats with singer-songwriter and environmental activist Sarah Harmer. Sarah has been…

  7. 04.06.2026 · 32 Min. · Folge 6

    Bears capture our imagination like almost no other animal. But behind that fascination is a bigger story about climate change, coexistence, and how we care for wildlife. Today on Good Nature, host Megan Leslie sits down…

  8. 21.05.2026 · 30 Min. · Folge 5

    What if the best way to go birding…was simply to slow down? Today on Good Nature, host Megan Leslie chats with Dr. Joan Strassmann, author of Slow Birding: The Art and Science of Enjoying the Birds in Your Own Backyard.…

  9. 07.05.2026 · 35 Min. · Folge 4

    Canada has a new strategy for nature—but what does it actually mean on the ground? On this episode of Good Nature, host Megan Leslie sits down with the Honourable Steven Guilbeault, MP for Laurier–Sainte-Marie in…

  10. 23.04.2026 · 35 Min. · Folge 3

    Who doesn’t love puffins?! In this episode, host Megan Leslie sits down with science communicator Jill Taylor. Jill is a Halifax-based biologist who researches the social behaviour of Atlantic puffins. Beyond her…

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World Wildlife Fund Canada
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wwf, wwf-canada, environmental politics, hope, environment, good nature

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