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The BBC World Service reaches a weekly global audience of 318 million making it the most listened to radio station in the world. That is why it is a very big deal that its BBC Sport unit has, over the past two years, conducted in depth interviews with more than a dozen EcoAthletes Champions who are leading the #ClimateComeback.
Today, GreenSportsBlog brings you BBC Sport’s Caroline Barker’s conversations with USA Rugby 7s Alena Olsen — who has worked to bring climate action to her sport for years — and the multi-faceted world class halfpipe skier Jeanee Crane-Mauzy.
Alena Olsen
Olsen discusses her ‘love at first tackle’ experience with rugby and her passion to make a difference on climate in a sport that had not engaged on the issue. She made sure that began to change!
Click here to listen to Olsen’s 10-minute interview!
Alena Olsen advances the ball for Team USA against Australia in 2023 (Photo credit: USA Rugby)
Jeanee Crane-Mauzy
World class halfpipe skier. Advocate for sea level rise-threatened Vanuatu. Traumatic Brain Injury activist. Documentary film producer. You will learn Jeanee Crane-Mauzy is all that and more in this chat with the BBC.
Click here to listen Crane-Mauzy’s 11-minute interview.
Jeanee Crane-Mauzy (Photo credit: Jeanee Crane-Mauzy)
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