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The New Business Model Saving Coral Reefs with Nicolas Pascal
Apr 7, 2026
44m 31s
Unlocking Capital for a Regenerative Blue Economy with Melissa Walsh
Dec 3, 2025
40m 40s
WCC Special Episode: Transformational Leadership, Building Systems That Empower People and Protect Nature.
Oct 16, 2025
39m 03s
Season 3 Episode 3: From Free to Priceless: The True Cost of Nature
Jun 5, 2025
56m 08s
Season 3 Episode 2: The Gold Standard: Valuing Intact Nature While We Fix What's Broken
May 6, 2025
44m 31s
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| Date | Episode | Topics | Guests | Brands | Places | Keywords | Sponsor | Length | |
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| 4/7/26 |  The New Business Model Saving Coral Reefs with Nicolas Pascal✨ | coral conservationmarine protected areas+3 | Nicolas Pascal | Blue Alliance | Turneffe Atoll Marine Reserve | coral reefsmarine ecology+3 | — | 44m 31s | |
| 12/3/25 |  Unlocking Capital for a Regenerative Blue Economy with Melissa Walsh | Send us Fan Mail Season 3, Episode 4: Unlocking Capital for a Regenerative Blue Economy with Melissa Walsh How do we fix a broken system — and unlock the investment needed to save our oceans? Despite the urgency of the climate crisis, ocean conservation remains dramatically underfunded. In this episode, we explore how to change that by building a true capital market for the ocean. Our guest, Dr. Melissa Walsh — a global leader in blue finance and Director of Blue Finance & Scaling a... | 40m 40s | ||||||
| 10/16/25 |  WCC Special Episode: Transformational Leadership, Building Systems That Empower People and Protect Nature. | Send us Fan Mail How do we move beyond small, isolated conservation projects to protect nature at scale? This special episode of 4Nature, made for the IUCN World Conservation Congress 2025, explores what transformational leadership looks like in practice. Host David Meyers speaks with two trailblazing leaders—Kathleen Fitzgerald, Project Director for Enduring Earth, and Vatosoa Rakotondrazafy, Regional Ocean Governance Manager for IUCN—who are reimagining how conservation can empower communit... | 39m 03s | ||||||
| 6/5/25 | Season 3 Episode 3: From Free to Priceless: The True Cost of Nature | Send us Fan Mail Every breath you take is free - but in an economic system that only values what's priced, could this be nature's greatest vulnerability? In this rare podcast-meets-podcast exchange, David Meyers and Juan Pablo Romero Rodríguez (host of Poder Ambiental) flip between interviewer and interviewee to dissect this dangerous paradox. Their conversation transcends typical environmental gloom, revealing how innovative financial mechanisms are already transforming our relationship with... | 56m 08s | ||||||
| 5/6/25 | Season 3 Episode 2: The Gold Standard: Valuing Intact Nature While We Fix What's Broken | Send us Fan Mail What if we've built conservation markets backward? Mike Korchinsky, founder of Wildlife Works, reveals how we've created elaborate systems to pay for reducing destruction while assigning zero value to what remains intact. After pioneering REDD+ carbon credits that moved millions to indigenous communities, Korchinsky is now challenging both corporate leaders and environmental activists with a provocative framework: "The market is the worst form of conservation finance - except... | 44m 31s | ||||||
| 4/22/25 | Season 3 Episode 1: Rewilding Our Money: How Bioregions Are Growing Regenerative Economies from the Ground Up | Send us Fan Mail What if money flowed through landscapes like water - nurturing life and creating abundance - instead of extracting value and leaving depletion behind? Samantha Power, regenerative economist and co-founder of the BioFi Project, reveals how "bioregional financing facilities" keep capital rooted in places like nutrients in healthy soil. From community-governed trusts to venture studios supporting Indigenous entrepreneurs, her four innovative models challenge the assumption that ... | 44m 31s | ||||||
| 8/21/24 | S2 Episode 6: BIOFUND - Revolutionizing Conservation Finance in Mozambique | Send us Fan Mail Today we dive into the remarkable story of Mozambique's BIOFUND, a trailblazing conservation trust fund that has revolutionized biodiversity protection in the country. Join our conversation with BIOFUND's visionary leaders, Dr. Narciso Matos and Sean Nazerali, as they share insights on the fund's innovative approach to engaging local communities, fostering public-private partnerships, and achieving impressive financial growth. Discussed in this Episode: BIOFUND's unique memb... | 42m 09s | ||||||
| 7/3/24 | S2 Episode 5: Quantifying Nature - The Quest for Standardized Biodiversity Credits | Send us Fan Mail Sinclair Vincent currently serves as the Senior Director of Sustainable Development, Program Development, and Innovation at Verra, a leading organization driving global investment in biodiversity conservation and sustainable development. In her role, Sinclair oversees the strategy, direction, and evolution of Verra's suite of programs, including the Sustainable Development Verified Impact Standard, the Climate, Community & Biodiversity Standards, and the Plastic Waste Red... | 33m 07s | ||||||
| 4/15/24 |  S2 Episode 4: Bringing Biodiversity to Silicon Valley with Superorganism | Send us Fan Mail In this episode, we explore the cutting-edge of conservation finance with Kevin Webb and Tom Quigley, co-founders of Superorganism - a trailblazing venture capital firm on a mission to catalyze the nature tech revolution. We dive into their unique approach to funding startups that are harnessing the power of technology to tackle the biodiversity crisis head-on. From harnessing mycorrhizal fungi networks to boost timber growth to turning invasive species into sustainable leath... | 39m 36s | ||||||
| 3/11/24 | S2 Episode 3: Nature's New Equity: Douglas Eger on Revolutionizing Conservation with Finance | Send us Fan Mail Today we explore the groundbreaking intersection of finance and conservation with Douglas Eger, Chairman and CEO of the Intrinsic Exchange Group. Learn how the innovative concept of Natural Asset Companies (NACs) proposes a new way to value nature, transforming it into a recognized economic asset that benefits both the environment and communities. Through Eger's journey from conserving acres to conceptualizing financial mechanisms for nature, we examine how integrating nature... | 36m 36s | ||||||
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| 2/15/24 | S2 Episode 2: Navigating Blue Infrastructure: A Win-Win for Oceans, Cities, and Wallets with Torsten Thiele | Send us Fan Mail This week, we're joined by Torsten Thiele, the trailblazer in blue infrastructure financing. From the depths of the ocean to the frontlines of urban development, we dive deep into how investing in the sea could be a game-changer. Learn how nature-positive projects, from preserving mangroves to enlarging wetlands, promise resilience and financial rewards. Our discussion takes us to who's catching this wave—from city mayors to development banks. We also tackle the obstacles, l... | 19m 25s | ||||||
| 1/15/24 | S2 Episode 1: Financing the Future: Transforming Debt into Conservation Success | Send us Fan Mail Today we talk with Slav Gatchev from The Nature Conservancy to unravel the complexities and triumphs of sustainable debt and conservation finance. Gatchev, leading the sustainable debt team, brings a unique perspective shaped by his background in investment banking and emerging market development. He shares his transition from renewable energy and infrastructure financing to his pivotal role at The Nature Conservancy, highlighting the innovative ways in which financial instru... | 33m 08s | ||||||
| 12/19/22 | Episode 12: The Significance of Area-Based Conservation in Supporting People and Nature with Sue Stolton and Nigel Dudley | Send us Fan Mail In our first episode of the year, David speaks with Sue Stolton and Nigel Dudley, proponents of the protected area movement for more than 20 years and the partners behind Equilibrium Research, a conservation consultancy offering practical solutions to conservation challenges, from concept, to implementation, to evaluation of impact. Sue and Nigel discuss the social origins of protected areas, the evolution of protected areas conservation as a force for climate change mitigati... | 51m 33s | ||||||
| 10/26/22 | Episode 11: Sustainable Commodities and the Importance of Trust with UNDP’s Andrew Bovarnick | Send us Fan Mail In this episode, Kim and David sit down with Andrew Bovarnick, the United Nations Development Programme Global Head, Food and Agricultural Commodity Systems (FACS). In this engaging discussion, Andrew shares highlights of his professional journey from researching in the Ecuadorian tropics, to his environmental economics and policy training and now his current priority to bring economic instruments and market-based incentives into the conservation work supported by UNDP. With ... | 36m 39s | ||||||
| 10/26/22 | Episode 10: Building Partnerships for Wildlife Protection with Edwin Wayonyi | Send us Fan Mail Episode 10 of 4Nature Podcast, features Edwin Wayonyi, Director of Partnership and Enterprise at the Kenya Wildlife Service. In this episode, Edwin Wayonyi connects with David Meyers about his work engaging with many different stakeholders to find solutions for financing conservation in Kenya. Edwin speaks to the often overlooked importance of domestic tourism as a sustainable source of income to support the parks system and his work to engage the private sector in building... | 37m 57s | ||||||
| 9/29/22 | Inspiring Locally-Led Marine Conservation with Des Bowden | Send us Fan Mail In this episode, 4Nature travels to Kuruwitu, Kenya for a conversation with Des Bowden of Oceans Alive about their work to preserve the coastal and marine ecosystems in Kenya. After a morning watching a migrating pod of humpback whales and snorkeling in one of the protected and restored coastal areas, David and Des discuss what began as a conversation with the community elders about native and sustainable fishing traditions and turned into Karutu - a collective which establi... | 31m 03s | ||||||
| 7/25/22 |  Seascapes and Community-driven Solutions with Laure Katz | Send us Fan Mail A new episode of 4Nature featuring Laure Katz, Vice President of Blue Nature & Co-Lead Implementation Blue Nature Alliance at Conservation International, is now available on all streaming platforms. In discussion with 4Nature Co-host David Meyers, Laure describes how her early love of marine life has powered her career of protecting the ocean. They discuss her work with Indigenous Papuan communities to protect the global epicenter of marine diversity, the Bird's Head Peni... | 54m 33s | ||||||
| 6/15/22 | Episode 7: The Possibilities of Financing Nature with Mariana Bellot | Send us Fan Mail In this episode of 4Nature, Kim speaks with Mariana Bellot, Technical Advisor at The Biodiversity Finance Initiative (BIOFIN) providing support to Colombia, Costa Rica, Guatemala, Cuba, Chile, Peru and Mexico. Mariana and Kim discuss the importance of joining private and public sectors together under the goal of investing in conservation and restoration efforts, and Mariana shares a few financing strategies gaining traction, such as impact investing, blended finance and thema... | 46m 49s | ||||||
| 5/31/22 | Episode 6: The Power of Policy Coherence with Carlos Manuel Rodriguez | Send us Fan Mail In this episode, Carlos Manuel Rodriguez, CEO of the Global Environment Facility (GEF), connects with 4Nature Co-host David Meyers, on the importance of including agriculture and conservation in conversations together, the power of public and private divesting from industries and activities that are harmful to the environment, his legacy of transformational environmental leadership in Costa Rica, and his mission to promote policy coherence in GEF’s work around the world. ... | 49m 48s | ||||||
| 5/12/22 | Episode 5: From Ridge to Reef and Beyond with Stacy Jupiter | Send us Fan Mail In this week's episode, David and Kim chat with Stacy Jupiter, WCS Wildlife Conservation Society’s Melanesia Regional Director and MacArthur Fellow on how she works directly with indigenous and local communities to facilitate better land management practices that benefit wildlife, marine ecosystems, and human health outcomes. They chat about her landmark Watershed Interventions for Systems Health in Fiji (WISH Fiji) program in Fiji and her landscape-level thinking that links ... | 50m 31s | ||||||
| 3/29/22 | Episode 4: Kaddu Sebunya: Africa's Leadership in Conservation | Send us Fan Mail Kim and Kaddu Sebunya, CEO of African Wildlife Foundation, connect about Africa's position on the world stage of conservation and the need to better represent wildlife in for-profit spaces. Kaddu discusses the opportunities for an expanded role of finance in community and ecosystem sustainability across the continent. "How do we align biodiversity into these conversations? How do we represent wildlife in boardrooms? That is the question conservationists now find ourse... | 1h 07m 48s | ||||||
| 1/11/22 |  Episode 3: Jen Morris: The Interconnectedness of Nature and Wellbeing | Send us Fan Mail In a conversation recorded before COP26 in Glasgow 2021, David and Jen Morris, the CEO of The Nature Conservancy, discuss the interconnectedness of nature in public health, economics, and wellbeing, and aligning incentives to bring nature to the forefront of climate change conversations. "Until we can make that systemic change from it being a environment over here and economic development over here and never the two shall meet when it comes to policies and incentives, ... | 44m 32s | ||||||
| 1/11/22 |  Episode 2: Nik Sekhran: Getting the Financial Incentives Right | Send us Fan Mail David and Nik Sekhran, Chief Conservation Officer at WWF, speak about what's working in nature finance right now, the importance of including infrastructure into ecosystem services conversations, and the inherent risk mitigation in financing nature. "Nature-based risks are enormous, we focus predominantly on climate change risks - and they're gargantuan - but nature-based risks are equally so and they can impact economies even faster than climate risks and they c... | 52m 35s | ||||||
| 1/11/22 |  Episode 1: David Johnson: Confronting COVID-19 and the Climate Crisis | Send us Fan Mail David and Kim talk to David Johnson, Senior Lecturer in the Economics Department at the University of Wisconsin-Madison, about the management of public goods in the global economy and how we find a balance between individual needs and group success when it comes to nature and the climate crisis. "A reason to be hopeful: we came together to stop a global pandemic..what's stopping us from having the same global response to climate change? ... it may be a moment to be seized."... | 1h 00m 42s | ||||||
| 1/11/22 |  Welcome to 4Nature Podcast | Send us Fan Mail Meet your hosts, David Meyers and Kim Bonine, as they share their inspiration for creating the 4Nature podcast series. David and Kim chat about what nature means to them and discuss the major themes of their new 4Nature podcast. "[Humans] have evolved to live in nature and function in nature and losing that nature has had a profound psychological impact on us as individuals and communities." - David Meyers "Part of the problem might not be that we don't care. Pa... | 12m 06s | ||||||
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