Bindi Robertson: Striding Toward a Greener Future: Motherhood, Conservation, and the Climate Journey
In a recent episode of the podcast, we had the pleasure of welcoming Bindi Robertson, a mother, sustainability specialist, and advocate for...
Bindi Robertson feels like she was put on this planet to do, see, and learn everything. After getting a degree in Business in Economics whilst playing tennis on scholarship at an American university, she developed a deep concern for the state of the planet, which lead to a PhD in Natural Resource Management. After becoming a mum at 36 to two daughters, she stayed home to raise them, using the time, along with her husband, to travel the world with them and take them on lots of hiking, cycling and skiing outdoor adventures.
There was also lots of time spent grappling with how to return to the work force and how to contribute positively to the world going forward. This led to a slight ‘pivot’ from conservation to the completion of a Masters in Climate Change Science and Policy, and work within the corporate world of voluntary emissions reduction.
Now, turning 50, the grappling continues, with how to contribute positively, balance family life, and, how to prioritise personal wellness.
Let us know what you thought of this episode!Navigating the intricate dance of life and environmental stewardship, Bindi Robertson joins me to share her compelling narrative. As a mother and a sustainability specialist, Bindi imparts how her personal and professional worlds collide, creating a rich ...
In a recent episode of the podcast, we had the pleasure of welcoming Bindi Robertson, a mother, sustainability specialist, and advocate for...