FEE - Foundation for Environmental Education Interview

If you want to change the world - you don’t have to go further than to yourself

“If you want to change the world, start with yourself.”

That’s the message our environmental guest Daniel Schaffer emphasizes as a key philosophy to create a better world.

Daniel is working at the Foundation for Environmental Education (FEE) and since FEE is working to help society become more sustainable, they have also asked themselves how they could become more sustainable in their work. 

One answer they found was to start compensating for the carbon emissions they release when traveling by setting up a Global Forest Fund that calculates their carbon footprint.

Today’s episode of Great.com Talks With... is all about understanding the work that FEE does for the environment. If you haven’t heard of FEE before, it’s a truly impactful organization that is present in over 80 countries and helped create over 60 000 Eco-schools around the world. 

Additionally, FEE uses 4 other interesting approaches when dealing with environmental injustice. To hear about them start listening from the beginning of the interview.

For a summary of the key mechanism, you can jump directly to 13min 4sec in the interview, where Daniel describes the golden thread that runs through all of their work. 

Want to support the work FEE does? Then FEE invites you to go back to your office and ask yourself, what can I do, to make my own workplace more sustainable?

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