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Protecting Suriname's Forests through Local Bioeconomies

In this episode, Chad Frischmann interviews John Goesdschalk, the executive director for Conservation International's program in Suriname. They discuss the importance of addressing climate change and the opportunity to build a regenerative future. John shares his personal journey and how he became dedicated to saving his country from the impacts of climate change. They also talk about the quest to protect Suriname's forests and how avoiding deforestation and improving livelihoods can help mitigate and adapt to climate change. The conversation highlights the importance of working with local and indigenous communities and respecting their knowledge and practices.

Chad Frischmann

Chad Frischmann is co-author of Drawdown: The Most Comprehensive Plan Ever Proposed to Reverse Global Warming and the CEO and Founder of RegenIntel, a global ecosystem of world class system thinkers.

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