ECOncrete and its founders work to understand marine life and then protect it. They use low-carbon, bio-enhanced concrete to recreate seawalls and ensure our underwater biodiversity remains intact.
Up Next in Season 2
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Laurie Hedges
Combining scientific research with filmmaking, Laurie Hedges is enabling people to see the world’s greatest environmental challenges in a new light. He began his work in conservation by using camera traps to protect tigers and leopards in Malaysia, Indonesia, and Myanmar. In the field, he came up...
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Luis Ureña
Dr Luis Ureña has travelled the world, but it’s his home in Central America that makes him happiest. “As a Panamanian I love my country, I love what we have to offer to the world,” he says. From lush forests to its population of jaguars, Panama has an extraordinary ecological diversity. But it’s ...
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Durgesh Agrahari
They say money doesn’t grow on trees, yet Durgesh Agrahari quit his job as a banker to pursue a much more rewarding career with SayTrees. The non-profit is at the forefront of tree plantation campaigns and tree preservation in India. What began as a greening mission in Bangalore has now spread to...
