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EPISODE · Oct 22, 2024 · 56 MIN

198. How One Woman Saved 40,000 Acres of Land Around Chicago with Kaaren Oldfield

from Conspiracy of Goodness Podcast · host Goodness Exchange

In this episode, we talk with Kaaren Oldfield, a visionary who helped save 40,000 acres of land around Chicago. Through her strategic thinking, collaboration with local communities, and relentless passion for conservation, Kaaren spearheaded efforts to protect vast green spaces, ensuring cleaner air, reduced flooding, and better property values for generations to come. See how one woman's determination turned a vision into reality and learn how similar initiatives could benefit your community. Chapters 00:00 – Intro & Welcome 04:13 – Why Green Spaces Matter 05:57 – Chicago's Urban Planning and Green Spaces 08:55 – Community Efforts for Green Space Preservation 12:24 – Strategic Thinking and Voter Support 14:24 – The Long-Term Impact of Green Spaces 20:52 – Kaaren’s Origin Story 27:43 – Running a Campaign for Green Spaces 32:00 – Break 34:24 – Building a Kitchen Cabinet for Success 38:45 – Developers and Green Space 50:25 – Final Thoughts and Contact Information 54:25 – Closing

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