Nature and technology: friends or enemies?

I speak with Matthew Wells on the shocking rate of urban tree loss and how technology can help.

I speak with Joe Glesta on how sensing can support and enhance climate-resilient decision making.

I speak with Indra den Bakker on how Overstory is preventing wildfires with machine learning and satellite imagery.

I speak with Alison Young on how iNaturalist is getting people outdoors and advancing biodiversity research worldwide.

I speak with Andrew Hirons on seeing trees' hidden needs with IoT sensors.

I speak with Menno Schilthuizen about urban darwinism — how species are evolving to survive in cities.

I speak with Payam Tabrizian on harnessing the power of virtual reality to design better green space.

I speak with Ben Seamark and Tom Davey on their data-driven approach to tree management.

I speak with Puck van Dijk on the power of—and the technology behind—immersive storytelling through trees.

I speak with Tim Rademacher on creating the world's first tweeting tree.

I speak with Eric Ralls on his AI-powered plant ID app with the mission to map every plant species on Earth by 2022.

I speak with Fábio Duarte on using open and opportunistic data to better map and manage urban trees.

I speak with Marcel Steegh on the power of data-driven urban forestry using IoT soil sensors.

I speak with Yvonne Lynch on greening the desert and the viral "Email-a-Tree" campaign she set up in Melbourne.

I speak with Stine Kondrup on using mobile augmented reality to "gamify" urban nature.

I speak with Ian Hanou on his disruptive urban forestry software and AI​-driven tree canopy analysis.

I speak with Ash Welch on his pioneering use of VR to showcase nature-based solutions.

I speak with Joris Olde Rikkert on empowering urban dwellers to (remotely) plant forests.

I speak with Mike Edwards on the importance of soundscapes for (urban) nature conservation.

I speak with Dirk van Riel on using mobile mapping and AI to automatically track urban trees.