Category: Videos and podcasts
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Venetian Textures: Biodiversity Trails at Palazzo Fortuny
A 5-minute documentary video exploring Mariano Fortuny’s artistic practice, filmed entirely in his home-studio—filled with textiles and paintings—and focusing on his natural history collections and his methods of observation.
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The Venice Lagoon: Stories of Habitats, Species, and Traditions
The Venice Lagoon is a complex and dynamic system in which natural processes and human activities are closely intertwined.
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One Planet, One Health – Stories and science for global balance
A vodcast that explores the deep connection between human health, the health of other living things, and the health of the planet.
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Biodiversity between the lines
A podcast that brings science and literature into dialogue to tell the story of biodiversity through stories.
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Bioverse
Bioverso grew out of the exhibition In Praise of Diversity and developed as an immersive space between real and virtual dedicated to biodiversity as a key to understanding the present and imagining the future
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Biodiverse. Stories of nature and enterprise for a shared future
A documentary exploring the relationship between economic activities and biodiversity through concrete experiences.
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Futuro presente
A three-part podcast from the Post, produced in collaboration with the National Biodiversity Future Center and Sapienza University of Rome, that questions female scientists and experts on some of the big questions that run through our future.
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Cassandra Project
A podcast that interweaves fiction and popular science to tell the environmental crisis through an investigative story.
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Individuals. Animal personality
A podcast that tells about biodiversity from a novel point of view: that of individuals.
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Boundless. Stories of the sea and fishing
A 6-episode podcast about marine biodiversity and our relationship with it through stories of the sea and fishing.
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Biodiversity at the center
A series of ten videos makes up the column “Biodiversity at the Center,” disseminated by Pikaia, the Italian portal dedicated to evolution

