24 min
TR EP10 - Pete WIlson, United Utilities Talking Rivers
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- Sociedad y cultura
With a background in farming, Pete Wilson has earth and water in his soul. After an early stint on farms, Pete spent approximately 10 years with the RSPB monitoring wildlife in the Forest of Bowland before moving to United Utilities approximately 10 years ago. His focus is now managing the vast United Utilities estates with the aim of improving drinking water. This varied and thoroughly rewarding role involves working closely with farmers and organisations like Natural England, Environment Agency and Ribble Rivers Trust. By protecting watercourses, restoring peat, planting trees and a whole range of other actions, Pete helps to improve the land in ways that benefits wildlife and ensures the water which ends up in our taps at home is as clean as possible.
The Talking Rivers Podcast explores and celebrates the social, cultural and natural history of the River Ribble and its tributaries. Throughout the series we will talk to a range of people who live, work and visit our fantastic rivers and hear about what makes the Ribble Catchment so special to so many people.
ribblelifetogether.org
twitter.com/ribblelife
facebook.com/RibbleTrust/
With a background in farming, Pete Wilson has earth and water in his soul. After an early stint on farms, Pete spent approximately 10 years with the RSPB monitoring wildlife in the Forest of Bowland before moving to United Utilities approximately 10 years ago. His focus is now managing the vast United Utilities estates with the aim of improving drinking water. This varied and thoroughly rewarding role involves working closely with farmers and organisations like Natural England, Environment Agency and Ribble Rivers Trust. By protecting watercourses, restoring peat, planting trees and a whole range of other actions, Pete helps to improve the land in ways that benefits wildlife and ensures the water which ends up in our taps at home is as clean as possible.
The Talking Rivers Podcast explores and celebrates the social, cultural and natural history of the River Ribble and its tributaries. Throughout the series we will talk to a range of people who live, work and visit our fantastic rivers and hear about what makes the Ribble Catchment so special to so many people.
ribblelifetogether.org
twitter.com/ribblelife
facebook.com/RibbleTrust/
24 min