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UNDERSTAND

One way to take action is to learn more about the challenges and opportunities ahead of us, what Ecocivilization means, and how we can work toward creating it.

The following are some recommendations from our team and from other organizations doing this work.

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Accidental

Gods

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The Accidental Gods podcast is the place where we find ways through to the future we’d be proud to leave behind.

 

This is where we introduce listeners to people and ideas that are at the leading edge of regenerative change.

Future

Ecologies

A documentary-style, narrative-driven show exploring ecology, climate, and regenerative land practices with strong production values.

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Radio

Semilla

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Run by the Red de Guardianes de Semillas (Seed Guardians Network), in Spanish. Stories of ecological and social regeneration — agroecology, permaculture, bioconstruction — mostly from Ecuador and across Latin America.

The Great Simplification

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The Great Simplification is a sensemaking platform for global conversations about where we’re headed as a species. We look at how energy, the economy, society, and the environment all connect—and what that means for our future on Earth. 

Sustainably Speaking Africa

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Produced by the Kenya Climate Innovation Center. Reframes sustainability and climate narratives for an African context, talking to frontline communities and local innovators rather than international NGOs.

The Regenerative Future Podcast

A documentary-style, narrative-driven show exploring ecology, climate, and regenerative land practices with strong production values.

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Sustainable

Asia

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Hosted by Marcy Trent Long, partnering with chinadialogue and regional NGOs. Deep-dive conversations on environmental issues across China and Asia

Multimedia Resources

Degrowth Institute — Research

A research organization dedicated to degrowth; their resources page collects papers and readings on economic alternatives to growth-based systems.

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Resilience.org: Moving Beyond Growth— Curated List of Resources

Long-running sustainability publication; this list focuses on degrowth and post-growth economics, mixing books, journals, and podcasts.

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Resources from the EcoCiv Coalition Founding Members, Advisory Partners, and Board Members

A list of key publications by the EcoCiv Coalition’s team which may be used as starting point for exploring the intellectual foundations behind the ecological civilization movement.

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Cloud Institute for Sustainability Education — EfS Reading List

Nonprofit focused on "Education for Sustainability" curriculum; their list leans academic/systems-thinking.

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Yale Forum on Religion and Ecology — Ecological Civilization Books

An academic hub connecting religion, ecology, and ethics; this page lists books specifically framing ecological civilization as a spiritual and philosophical project.

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Podcasts

Accidental Gods

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The Accidental Gods podcast is the place where we find ways through to the future we’d be proud to leave behind.

This is where we introduce listeners to people and ideas that are at the leading edge of regenerative change.

Future Ecologies Podcast

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A documentary-style, narrative-driven show (not just interviews) exploring ecology, climate, and regenerative land practices with strong production values.

Radio Semilla

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Run by the Red de Guardianes de Semillas (Seed Guardians Network), in Spanish. Stories of ecological and social regeneration — agroecology, permaculture, bioconstruction — mostly from Ecuador and across Latin America.

Sustainable Asia

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Hosted by Marcy Trent Long, partnering with chinadialogue and regional NGOs. Deep-dive conversations on environmental issues across China and Asia

Sustainably Speaking Africa

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Produced by the Kenya Climate Innovation Center. Reframes sustainability and climate narratives for an African context, talking to frontline communities and local innovators rather than international NGOs.

The Great Simplification

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The Great Simplification is a sensemaking platform for global conversations about where we’re headed as a species. We look at how energy, the economy, society, and the environment all connect—and what that means for our future on Earth. It’s a chance to better understand our role in the bigger picture, so we can help arrive at futures better than the default.

The Regenerative Future Podcast (EcoHubs)

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Explores building actual regenerative communities/"ecohubs" — governance, land design, contribution economies — as prototypes for a new civilization model.

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