Nature Canada supports individuals, organisations and the Canadian government in defending and restoring natural ecosystems. “Great.com Talks With…” spoke to their executive director, Graham Saul, about their cause.

Canada’s National Observer editor-in-chief Linda Solomon Wood talks with Canadian environmental leaders in a series of online conversations this spring. Click the title above for Graham’s interview, or see all the interviews here.

Nature Canada’s Graham Saul interviewed by on pushing for social change and a green recovery. “Graham Saul finds himself unexpectedly optimistic in these difficult times – because of what he sees as urgent opportunities for social movements to win victories.”

Curious about what he perceived as a waning interest in the cause, Graham Saul, who founded Ecology Ottawa and is now executive director of Nature Canada, interviewed 116 environmentalists to ask them what they’re fighting for. He spoke to Alan Neal, host of CBC Radio’s All In A Day, about what he discovered.

This half hour interview explores why neither the dire warnings on climate change nor the decades-long efforts of environmentalists have incited enough action. Why not? The Agenda interviewed Graham Saul, Metcalf Innovation Fellow and executive director of Nature Canada, to discuss his research that shows it might have to do with how the story of climate change gets told. Originally broadcast on Wednesday November 7, 2018.