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Regeneration is something that we really take to heart.

It's got to be that not only are we doing less bad, but we're doing more good.

That was Keith Bowers, the founder and president of Bile Habitat,

which is a multidisciplinary organization focused on conservation planning,

ecological restoration, and regenerative design.

This episode 167 is part one of our extended two-part conversation.

So stay tuned here as we're about to explore how much we need to focus our efforts on restoration

versus conservation,

why it is that although we're actually a part of nature and all species do impact their

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