Her Impact

Have you ever been to Ireland—the Ireland where the landscape tells its own story?In this episode, we explore the Burren & Cliffs of Moher UNESCO Global Geopark with Carol Gleeson, the manager leading its innovative approach to geotourism.Carol shares how geology, culture, and community shape this extraordinary region, how the Geopark supports local people, and why the Burren remains one of Ireland’s most unforgettable landscapes.Watch the full conversation and experience the Burren.

Have you ever been to Ireland beyond the postcards?Join me for a deep dive into the Burren & Cliffs of Moher UNESCO Global Geopark with Carol Gleeson. We talk about the region’s unique geology, its cultural heartbeat, and the community‑driven approach that makes the Geopark a global model for sustainable tourism.If you love Ireland, geotourism, or stories where people and place are deeply connected, this episode is for you.

Her Impact enters a new chapter—one shaped by landscapes, heritage, and the powerful connection between people and the Earth. This episode marks the transformation of the podcast into a global journey through geotourism, exploring the stories behind geoparks, national parks, and the communities that protect them.“Her” now refers to the Earth herself: the mountains, coastlines, rivers, and ancient stones that influence our lives. And Her Impact becomes the space where we explore how the planet impacts us—and how we impact her in return.In this episode, you’ll discover the new mission of the podcast:• Exploring geotourism destinations around the world• Highlighting Earth's heritage and meaningful landscapes• Sharing the voices of geologists, rangers, and community leaders• Connecting people, culture, and nature through storytellingThis is the beginning of a global journey into the places that define our planet and the people who care for them.Welcome to the new Her Impact—where Earth’s stories take centre stage.

Her Impact enters a new chapter—one shaped by landscapes, heritage, and the powerful connection between people and the Earth. This episode marks the transformation of the podcast into a global journey through geotourism, exploring the stories behind geoparks, national parks, and the communities that protect them.“Her” now refers to the Earth herself: the mountains, coastlines, rivers, and ancient stones that influence our lives. And Her Impact becomes the space where we explore how the planet impacts us—and how we impact her in return.In this episode, you’ll discover the new mission of the podcast:• Exploring geotourism destinations around the world• Highlighting Earth's heritage and meaningful landscapes• Sharing the voices of geologists, rangers, and community leaders• Connecting people, culture, and nature through storytellingThis is the beginning of a global journey into the places that define our planet and the people who care for them.Welcome to the new Her Impact—where Earth’s stories take centre stage.

In this episode of Her Impact, we uncover the remarkable life of Elisabeth Schiemann—a pioneering botanist and geneticist who not only shaped modern plant science but also risked everything to stand up to the Nazi regime. 👉 Discover how she revolutionized our understanding of cultivated plants 👉 Hear how she challenged injustice with courage and intellect 👉 Learn why her story matters now more than ever Perfect for listeners who love stories of bravery, history, and science that changed the world. Hit play, and let her voice echo through time. 🔁 Like, repost, and follow for more stories of women who made history with courage and heart. #HerImpact #ElisabethSchiemann #WomenInScience #ScienceHistory #Genetics #PlantScience #ResistanceHeroes #PioneeringWomen