Grounded futures: The EARTHONE Podcast
Welcome to the EARTHONE podcast where we explore how our relationship with land, data and decision-making is changing in a climate-uncertain world. Through conversations with people working across science, farming, technology, and policy, we reflect on what it really takes to build resilient landscapes, and why collaboration on the ground matters as much as innovation at scale.
This is a space to listen, question, and rethink how we care for the systems that sustain us.
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Episodes
May 4, 2026
May 4, 2026
44 min
In the second episode, we speak with representatives of the Slovenian, Croatian, and Spanish Living Labs. The conversation explores how different Mediterranean landscapes, from karst forests and floodplain pastures to agroforestry systems and wetlands, are responding to climate change and biodiversity challenges. The episode highlights practical approaches to adaptation and mitigation, soil biodiversity monitoring, and how research data can support land managers and policymakers.
Jan 12, 2026
Jan 12, 2026
29 min
In the first episode, we explore how EARTHONE brings together science, technology and local communities to restore soil health across Europe. Experts from pilot sites in Greece, Italy, and North Macedonia share how data-driven innovation and collaboration on the ground are helping build a more resilient, climate-neutral future, starting beneath our feet.