Bremley Lyngdoh's guest appearances

Bremley Lyngdoh

Sustainable: The Podcast

One Hour of Sunshine

Stephen Dunn

Ryan Hunt

Brian Keane

Jason Gregory

Cameron Brown

Peter Park

Galahad Clark

David Hogg

Andrew Hunt

Nick Davies

Wayne Turner

Heather Anderson

William Richardson

Eric Williams

Rob Davis

OwlTail

Bremley Lyngdoh, founder and CEO of the non-profit Worldview Impact Foundation, talks to EarthSelf’s Tabitha Jayne about the Ride East programme. Motorcyclists travel across northeast India, spreading awareness of the UN Sustainable Development Goals. Another scheme hopes to plant 1billion mangrove trees in Myanmar in the next 10 years. Bremley talks about people-led sustainability movements, and the importance of peace and stability in the drive for sustainability.

Bremley Lyngdoh, founder and CEO of the non-profit Worldview Impact Foundation, talks to EarthSelf’s Tabitha Jayne about the Ride East programme. Motorcyclists travel across northeast India, spreading awareness of the UN Sustainable Development Goals. Another scheme hopes to plant 1billion mangrove trees in Myanmar in the next 10 years. Bremley talks about people-led sustainability movements, and the importance of peace and stability in the drive for sustainability.

#179: Ride East For A Lesson In People-Led Change with Bremley Lyngdoh

Join Dr Bremley Lyngdoh, Founder and CEO of Worldview Impact to find out:  The drivers behind Bremley’s mission to make a difference Why the Lyngdoh clan’s sacred forest inspired Bremley’s commitment to taking action to reforest the planet The cultural traditions of the tribe Bremley belongs to and how this has impacted his worldview Why trees are key in mitigating the effects of climate change The importance of growing a “green shield” in Myanmar and the impact this can have Why Worldview Impact’s strategy is based upon the Costa Rican model of ecosystem services How technology can help accelerate our reforestation strategy Where the funding came from to help Worldview Impact plant 100,000 tree seeds a day Why using technology in reforestation strategies creates more jobs for people and reduces the costs of tree planting The need to measure the value of ecosystem services to successfully finance reforestation strategies What needs to change at the governmental level to change the way we measure GDP 

Join Dr Bremley Lyngdoh, Founder and CEO of Worldview Impact to find out: <ul> <li>The drivers behind Bremley’s mission to make a difference</li> <li>Why the Lyngdoh clan’s sacred forest inspired Bremley’s commitment to taking action to reforest the planet</li> <li>The cultural traditions of the tribe Bremley belongs to and how this has impacted his worldview</li> <li>Why trees are key in mitigating the effects of climate change</li> <li>The importance of growing a “green shield” in Myanmar and the impact this can have</li> <li>Why Worldview Impact’s strategy is based upon the Costa Rican model of ecosystem services</li> <li>How technology can help accelerate our reforestation strategy</li> <li>Where the funding came from to help Worldview Impact plant 100,000 tree seeds a day</li> <li>Why using technology in reforestation strategies creates more jobs for people and reduces the costs of tree planting</li> <li>The need to measure the value of ecosystem services to successfully finance reforestation strategies</li> <li>What needs to change at the governmental level to change the way we measure GDP</li> </ul>

145: Deploying Large Scale Reforestation with Dr Bremley Lyngdoh, Founder & CEO of Worldview Impact

In every show, we have an intuition of the day and a call to action. May they serve you and your teams! Intuition of the Day: “We can’t be patient anymore. There is an important impatience happening on the planet right now. Some groups say we have 12 years left to turn around climate change. It’s time to be impatient and take action.” ~ Megan Joy Havrda Call to Action For the Audience: “What’s the point of $$$ if you don’t have health? Go see what farms are doing. Check out ecofriend.world - and offset your carbon footprint. Join us in March 2019 and ride with the World Bank’s endorsement across India to build impact hubs and micro-businesses .” ~ Bremley Lyngdoh, from the UN Climate Conference in Kowatice, Poland - December 2018

In every show, we have an intuition of the day and a call to action. May they serve you and your teams! Intuition of the Day: “We can’t be patient anymore. There is an important impatience happening on the planet right now. Some groups say we have 12 years left to turn around climate change. It’s time to be impatient and take action.” ~ Megan Joy Havrda Call to Action For the Audience: “What’s the point of $$$ if you don’t have health? Go see what farms are doing. Check out ecofriend.world - and offset your carbon footprint. Join us in March 2019 and ride with the World Bank’s endorsement across India to build impact hubs and micro-businesses .” ~ Bremley Lyngdoh, from the UN Climate Conference in Kowatice, Poland - December 2018