Nadinè Galle's guest appearances

Nadinè Galle

Inspiring Social Entrepreneurs Podcast

The Making Good Podcast

Scott Harrison

Nick Pearson

Eric Ries

Seth Goldman

Joe Pulizzi

Jane Chen

Jonah Sachs

Larry English

Cheryl Dorsey

Michael Norton

Alex Osterwalder

Victoria Lee

Joel Solomon

Martin Fisher

Sophie Nitoslawski

OwlTail

This week's episode explores the promises of improved stewardship of the urban canopy using cutting edge technology. I was joined by Nadina Galle, PhD candidate in Ecological Engineering and CEO &amp; Co-Founder of Green City Watch, a geospatial AI firm and Sophie Nitoslawski PhD student at UBC and Research Director at the Internet of Nature. Nadina &amp; Sophie's Internet of Nature startup seeks to overcome the urban fragmentation of mycorrhizal networks which have kept trees healthy and connected for millions of years. Their Internet of Nature start-up is a multi-city venture which incubates and deploys a network of sensors, algorithms and other tech tools to bridge the gap between increasing smart infrastructure and the need for increasingly robust green infrastructure. Extending and deepening the conversation I had with Cecil Konijnendijk, Nadina &amp; Sophie covered:Why cities are so stressful for treesThe role of emerging technology in improving tree health, and the aims of The Internet of NatureWhy the value of trees goes UP over timeWhy experts should be leading on tree planting drives, and what can go wrong when they aren'tImproving data sets: the pressing need for tree inventoriesWhy mid-size cities are often better innovatorsHow climate change is impacting city tree strategiesTheir diverse work is housed at the new website - www.theinternetofnature.comNadina's TedTalk can be seen here Nadina and Sophie will be presenting a keynote presentation at the 4th Trees, People &amp; The Built Environment conference (Birmingham, UK) - tickets available here Twitter@sophienito@earthtonadineLINKS to show mentions@hopejahren - Author of Lab Girl@awitnesstreeThe Outdoor Citizen - John JudgeThe Second Machine Age - Erik Brynjolfsson &amp; Andrew McAfee See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

This week's episode explores the promises of improved stewardship of the urban canopy using cutting edge technology. I was joined by Nadina Galle, PhD candidate in Ecological Engineering and CEO &amp; Co-Founder of Green City Watch, a geospatial AI firm and Sophie Nitoslawski PhD student at UBC and Research Director at the Internet of Nature. Nadina &amp; Sophie's Internet of Nature startup seeks to overcome the urban fragmentation of mycorrhizal networks which have kept trees healthy and connected for millions of years. Their Internet of Nature start-up is a multi-city venture which incubates and deploys a network of sensors, algorithms and other tech tools to bridge the gap between increasing smart infrastructure and the need for increasingly robust green infrastructure. Extending and deepening the conversation I had with Cecil Konijnendijk, Nadina &amp; Sophie covered: <ul><li>Why cities are so stressful for trees</li><li>The role of emerging technology in improving tree health, and the aims of The Internet of Nature</li><li>Why the value of trees goes UP over time</li><li>Why experts should be leading on tree planting drives, and what can go wrong when they aren't</li><li>Improving data sets: the pressing need for tree inventories</li><li>Why mid-size cities are often better innovators</li><li>How climate change is impacting city tree strategies</li></ul> Their diverse work is housed at the new website - <a href="https://theinternetofnature.format.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.theinternetofnature.com</a>Nadina's TedTalk can be seen <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GbZkqSukAwc" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">here</a> Nadina and Sophie will be presenting a keynote presentation at the 4th Trees, People &amp; The Built Environment conference (Birmingham, UK) - tickets available <a href="https://www.charteredforesters.org/event/trees-people-built-environment-4/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">here</a> Twitter<a href="https://twitter.com/sophienito" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">@sophienito</a><a href="https://twitter.com/earthtonadine" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">@earthtonadine</a>LINKS to show mentions<a href="https://twitter.com/hopejahren" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">@hopejahren</a> - Author of Lab Girl<a href="https://twitter.com/awitnesstree" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">@awitnesstree</a><a href="https://johnjudge.org" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">The Outdoor Citizen - John Judge</a><a href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Second_Machine_Age" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">The Second Machine Age - Erik Brynjolfsson &amp; Andrew McAfee</a> See <a href="https://acast.com/privacy" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">acast.com/privacy</a> for privacy and opt-out information.

Cities & the Internet of Nature, with Nadina Galle & Sophie Nitoslawski

In this inspiring interview, Nadina Galle, CEO &amp; Co-Founder at Green City Watch, speaks to the growing trend of urbanization, and the key role that that urban forests play in greening cities. She explains how Green City Watch uses powerful AI and machine learning technologies to provide a cost-effective solution to oversee and manage urban green spaces and talks about the company’s first product focused on urban forests.Nadina Galle is an ecologist whose practice spans the fields of sustainability, technology, and urbanism. She is CEO &amp; Co-Founder at Green City Watch in Amsterdam, a global, award-winning geospatial AI company focused on renaturing cities and development of urban forests. Nadina holds degrees in ecology, evolutionary biology and earth sciences from the universities of Toronto, Singapore, and Amsterdam. She is currently pursuing a Ph.D. in Ecological Engineering, at University College Dublin Spatial Dynamics Lab, Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) Senseable City Lab, and Trinity College Dublin.

In this inspiring interview, Nadina Galle, CEO &amp; Co-Founder at Green City Watch, speaks to the growing trend of urbanization, and the key role that that urban forests play in greening cities. She explains how Green City Watch uses powerful AI and machine learning technologies to provide a cost-effective solution to oversee and manage urban green spaces and talks about the company’s first product focused on urban forests.Nadina Galle is an ecologist whose practice spans the fields of sustainability, technology, and urbanism. She is CEO &amp; Co-Founder at Green City Watch in Amsterdam, a global, award-winning geospatial AI company focused on renaturing cities and development of urban forests. Nadina holds degrees in ecology, evolutionary biology and earth sciences from the universities of Toronto, Singapore, and Amsterdam. She is currently pursuing a Ph.D. in Ecological Engineering, at University College Dublin Spatial Dynamics Lab, Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) Senseable City Lab, and Trinity College Dublin.

Episode 100: Interview with Nadina Galle, CEO and Co-Founder at Green City Watch, an Amsterdam-based geoAI company empowering urban foresters to manage their tree inventory in real-time.