About this episode

The episode discusses the economic benefits of conservation and features interviews with prominent conservationists.

We’re hard at work on Season 4 of Face-Off. And we have some great episodes in the works, but while we’re in production I wanted to share an episode from a different podcast that I thought you might enjoy…. When people discuss environmental solutions, they often mention its impact on our lives. This can include ensuring parts of the planet remain inhabitable in the face of extreme temperatures, maintaining biodiversity, and preventing the oxidation of our oceans. But there’s another case to be made: Investing in our planet makes sense economically. Conservation can deliver high returns on investment. According to the ⁠International Monetary Fund⁠, every dollar spent on conservation and other green projects may yield up to seven dollars within five years. This is because of jobs created, food systems improved, and a reduction in greenhouse gases, among other outcomes. On this episode of The Hidden Economics of Remarkable Women, we speak with Jody Allen, a philanthropist, businesswoman, and conservationist. She cares deeply about protecting wildlife and our planet. Allen is also the owner of the Seattle Seahawks. Host Zainab Salbi, who co-founded Daughters for Earth with Allen…

People in this episode

Host: Zainab Salbi

Guests: Jody Allen, Dr. Shivani Bhalla, Dr. Moreangels Mbizah

Topics covered

• environmental solutions
• conservation
• philanthropy
• wildlife
• economic impact
• community-led conservation

Keywords

• conservation
• economic impact
• wildlife
• philanthropy
• environmental solutions
• community-led conservation
• Jody Allen
• Zainab Salbi

Mentioned in this episode

Organizations: International Monetary Fund, Ewaso Lions, Wildlife Conservation Action, Seattle Seahawks

Places: Kenya, Zimbabwe

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