Ep15: Living on a Wildlife Reserve: How Eugenia Chow Redefines Climate Action Without a Science Degree

In this episode of The Thoughtful Advocate, host Elizabeth Teo sits down with Eugenia Chow is an environmental educator and content creator who went from growing up in Hong Kong to living and working on a wildlife reserve in Kenya. Eugenia shares her incredible journey into climate advocacy, showing that you don’t need a science degree to make a real impact in conservation and environmental education.   We explore how she uses food as a tool for climate justice, what it’s like to live on a wildlife reserve, and why culturally informed climate solutions are key to building a better future. From founding her Instagram page @eugreenia to partnering with local communities and schools in Kenya, Eugenia proves that activism can be personal, creative, and deeply rooted in love for the planet.   Whether you’re a sustainability advocate, aspiring environmentalist, or just curious about how to make meaningful change this episode will leave you inspired to take action in your own unique way.   ✨ Topics Covered: • Living and working on a wildlife reserve in Kenya • How food systems connect to climate justice • Bridging conservation with community outreach • Starting climate activism without a science degree • The power of cultural and community-based solutions • Navigating climate burnout and staying hopeful • Creating impact through social media and storytelling