🌍 Exploring Climate Justice and Community Resilience 🌱
In this episode of the Caribbean Climate Calabash Podcast, host Gladstone Taylor chats with Diana Ramos Gutiérrez, a Climate Tracker Journalism Fellow, about her inspiring work documenting community-led environmental restoration in Puerto Rico. 🌊🦜
🎙️ Key Highlights:
- Grassroots efforts to reclaim natural spaces and fight environmental degradation. 🌴🏗️
- How militarization impacts Puerto Rican landscapes and communities. ⚓🛤️
- The intersection of climate justice, human rights, and cultural preservation. 👫✨
- The powerful role of storytelling in elevating community resilience. 📸🎥
💡 Why Tune In?
From the inspiring reforestation of San Juan’s coastal ecosystems 🌿 to the cultural significance of Vieques’ iconic Ceiba tree 🌳, this episode explores solutions for the Caribbean’s climate challenges. Learn how community-led projects are creating lasting impacts and paving the way for environmental and cultural restoration.
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