Her Impact

["Carol Glinson says the Burren and Cliffs of Moher Geopark in County Clare spans about 560 square kilometers, with karst, caves, fossils, and hydrology shaping the landscape.", "She traces the project from a county-council visitor-management job and 2008 Geopark consultations to UNESCO-linked recertification every four years.", "The Burren Ecotourism Network grew from 11 or 12 businesses to more than 70, while OPW partnerships, interpretive signage, and Leave No Trace training help manage sites like Pallinabarone dolmen and the Cliffs of Moher.", "The interview also covers Galway Bay oysters, winterage cattle traditions, climate-action communication through art and music, and her advice to women in conservation: build relationships, listen, and collaborate."]

Carol Glinson says the Burren and Cliffs of Moher Geopark was shaped by a 2008 consultation and a four-year recertification cycle that lets the community refuse to reapply.

Host Costantina announces a shift in her podcast from leadership stories to geotourism, focusing on global landscapes and the people who protect them.

Host Costantina announces a rebranding of Her Impact podcast to focus on geotourism stories, exploring landscapes and cultures worldwide.

This episode of Hair Impact profiles Elisabeth Schiemann, a German botanist and geneticist who defied the Nazis and advanced the understanding of cultivated plant history.

This episode explores the life of Katsuko Saruhashi, a scientist who studied ocean chemistry and fallout, and her journey from a curious child to a pioneering woman in science.

This episode tells the inspiring story of Flossie Wong-Staal, a pioneering scientist in HIV research, from her childhood in China to her groundbreaking work.

Host Gassandra Gileos introduces Maria Sibylla Merian, a 17th-century botanical artist known for her detailed drawings of the natural world, whose work is preserved in the British Museum.

Emory University research suggests dogs distinguish familiar words, while Sussex research shows they recognize words across different speakers.

This episode explores what science reveals about death and dying, addressing the universal fear of mortality and the process of end of life.

The host introduces the concept of self-love and its six science-based benefits, sharing personal insights on how self-love can improve health and lifestyle.