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Living Planet: Environment stories from around the globe
Every Thursday, a new episode of the prize-winning, half-hour radio program and podcast brings you environment stories from around the world, digging deeper into topics that touch our lives every day.
As our imprint on the Earth grows, it also increasingly affects people and ecosystems — making even more pressing the need for environmental reporting that embraces a diversity of perspectives. From the microplastics in diapers to animal gene banks to the illegal poaching of raptors to make way for rich hunters — Living Planet explores our Earth and the impacts we have on it. We tackle important environmental conversations with thought leaders like Jane Goodall and amazing individuals like the vet who rescues animals in war zones.
Stories on Living Planet transport listeners to important protests, investigate green technologies and examine the ways in which humans and the natural environment are inseparable to keep you up-to-date on the state of the planet's environment.
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You can listen and subscribe wherever you get your podcasts, just search for "Living Planet". Living Planet is also broadcast around the world — find a listing of key radio partners here. Also, find past episodes in DW's media center, or our RSS feed.
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Get in touch at livingplanet [at] dw.com
Sam Baker and Charli Shield produce Living Planet out of DW studios in Bonn, Germany.
Living Planet has won top awards for environmental programming.
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- All audios Living Planet
- All audios in Media Center
- Related Subjects Environment, Podcast, COP 26: Everything you need to know, Climate change, Global Ideas
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