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It highlights the importance of balancing environmental and social actions.
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The actual podcast ends at 19:50 and then includes credits.
The link to read the full transcript is not active but there are links to access the podcast from other sites.
Differentiation
Science classes could use this resource to dive further into the idea of the sixth extinction, as discussed in the podcast, and research current and historic rates of species extinctions.
Give students an opportunity to explore other topics of hope and to appreciate the beauty and diversity of the natural world that still remains.
Consider listening to this TED talk and then engaging in a class discussion about the connection between climate change and gender equity.
This podcast could be paired with this lesson or this article to extend the lesson apply the connections to climate change.
Provide students with the opportunity to listen to this conversation between Jane and Indigenous botanist, Robin Wall Kimmerer, as they they discuss botany and the relationship between humans and nature.
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