In this podcast we will talk about:

• Mr. Rodundo’s quote: “Botanical Heart and Mechanical Mind”
• Some of the great significant projects that our guest has been involved in and the main takeaways from the projects he advises on and develops.
• Taking into account the current state of affairs of the multi-crises we are facing, it is true that building landscape-scale business models to regenerate large swaths of land - as well as preserving nature - is of tantamount interest. We will share our personal attitudes towards what we think about truly being able to restore large - and ultra-large-scale.
• For large-scale ecosystem restauration, we need to involve a myriad of disciplines, from biology to investing, from sociology, and anthropology to Web3, from conflict mediation to designing, and implementation, and project management. We see creative tension, and things really moving forward, which is exciting. However, what are the main pitfalls we see happening in the sector?
• None of us can predict the future - but we can co-create it. what would be the expectations and predictions for the future? We will especially focus on the EU and North America since those regions have to play an important role in the transition.