Climate Opportunity Podcast

‘Seyifunmi Adebote is an environmental and communication expert with over 8 years of active national, regional, and international experience in environmental policy and communication, multimedia strategy, international diplomacy, and youth mobilization. He is the host of the Climate Talk Podcast. He also works with other environmentalists, activists, and development experts worldwide to strengthen youth inclusiveness in global climate negotiations and support the growing climate-smart startup industry in Africa. His work has been featured by local and international media stations including CNN, BBC, CNBC, TVC, and Bond UK, amongst others.

Ikani Israel is a dedicated climate adaptation professional with a wealth of experience in developing and implementing strategies to combat climate change challenges. He is a member of the UN YOUNGO Global Coordinations team, a member of the Global Center on Adaptation's Youth Adaptation Network, a UNHCR Young Champion, and a UN Climate Change Youth Delegate on Climate Adaptation. He is also the Founder of Climate Solution International, an organization that educates and empowers youth to combat climate change. His commitment extends to promoting resilience and sustainable practices across various sectors. Proficient in stakeholder engagement, project management, and policy analysis, Ikani is a fervent advocate for inclusive and equitable climate action.

In our series finale, we take a deep dive into Waste Management in Ancient Africa. This episode explores the remarkable techniques of ancient African communities in waste reduction and recycling, offering valuable insights into their sustainable practices. Join us for the grand finale of our series on climate change adaptation and mitigation as we bid farewell to this enlightening journey through time.

Embark on an immersive journey through time with us in this episode and explore the brilliant techniques of ancient African coastal communities who achieved a harmonious balance with the oceans. Join us as we unravel their age-old wisdom, a beacon guiding us in the modern pursuit of responsible marine resource management.

Join us on a riveting journey through time in this episode. Explore the awe-inspiring techniques of ancient African communities who mastered the art of wildfire management and embrace their age-old wisdom as we illuminate their enduring legacy in the face of modern climate challenges.

Embark on an enchanting journey with Sand Dune Stabilization in Ancient Africa. Explore the captivating world of ancient African communities who mastered the art of taming shifting sands. These brilliant techniques not only offered stability in dynamic landscapes but also resonate with today's climate change adaptation and mitigation efforts. Join us as we unveil the secrets of dancing with nature to preserve our fragile dunes and build a resilient future.

Step into the annals of history with this episode of the Roots of Resilience titled Natural Flood Management in Ancient Africa. Join us on a captivating journey as we unveil the innovative techniques of ancient African communities who were true masters of flood management. Discover how their age-old wisdom not only provides valuable lessons for coping with today's changing climate but also offers a path to building a flood-resilient future.

Step into the past with 'Climate-Adapted Clothing in Ancient Africa.' Join us on an exploration of how ancient African societies designed and crafted clothing to not only adorn but also adapt to the ever-changing climate. Discover how their clothing choices served as a shield against the elements, a testament to their adaptability in the face of climate challenges, and uncover the ways ancient African clothing embodies adaptation, heritage, and its relevance in our journey towards a climate-resilient future.

Embark on an immersive journey through time in 'Forest Conservation in Ancient Africa.' Uncover the practices that ancient African communities employed to safeguard their forests and landscapes, a legacy that resonates with modern climate concerns. Join us as we explore the interconnected relationship between ancient practices and contemporary climate challenges, finding inspiration and guidance for a sustainable future.

In this episode, we journey into the fascinating construction methods of indigenous communities across Africa. Discover how these time-honored building techniques not only provided shelter but also seamlessly adapted to local climates, showcasing a deep understanding of environmental harmony. As we unveil the past, we find inspiration for modern sustainable building practices that echo the wisdom of our ancestors.