An interview with Kate Mana Galido, Asia Affiliate
Synchronicity Earth speaks to Swetha Stotra Bhashyam about her career in youth activism for the global biodiversity movement.
Biocultural Diversity: An interview with Carla Bengoa Rojas
Carla Bengoa Rojas joined Synchronicity Earth as our Biocultural Diversity Programme Manager in 2024. She has collaborated with Amazon and Andean communities in Peru, Indigenous women entrepreneurs worldwide, and Indigenous experts in international forums. In this interview, we speak to Carla about her early interest in environmental law, her experience working with Indigenous Peoples [...]
A conversation between our two interns, Juno and Taymar
For six weeks over summer, we welcomed two interns join the Synchronicity Earth team: Juno Hassan and Taymar Robinson. They each had the opportunity to work across our Programmes, Philanthropy, and Communications teams – taking on tasks ranging from crafting social media posts to producing regional analysis reports. At the end of their internship [...]
15 years of Synchronicity Earth: An interview with our Co-Founders
To mark our 15 year anniversary, we speak to our Co-Founders Adam and Jessica Sweidan about their journey in environmental philanthropy with Synchronicity Earth.
Funding the youth biodiversity movement
Swetha Stotra Bhashyam explains how funding the youth biodiversity movement can empower their global vision.
From primate scientist to youth activist: Meet Swetha Stotra Bhashyam
Synchronicity Earth speaks to Swetha Stotra Bhashyam about her career in youth activism for the global biodiversity movement.
Investing in the people who will save species
We speak to Nerissa Chao, director of the IUCN SSC Asian Species Action Partnership (ASAP), about their new strategy and why investing in the people who will save species is key to conserving Southeast Asia’s rich biodiversity. 80% of Southeast Asia’s Critically Endangered land and freshwater vertebrate species are found nowhere else on the planet. [...]
Why local conservation challenges require local solutions
Sisters Merline Touko Tchoko and Julie Gagoe Tchoko speak about their careers in natural resource management in the Congo Basin.
Pathways to change in the Congo Basin
Sisters Merline Touko Tchoko and Julie Gagoe Tchoko speak about their careers in natural resource management in the Congo Basin.
Podcast: Miriam Supuma talks about Papua New Guinea
Miriam Supuma is interviewed by Mongabay’s Mike DiGirolamo about why Papua New Guinea is one of the most unique countries in the world.