10 episodes
Unlocking Landscapes Daniel Greenwood
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5.0 • 5 Ratings
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Conversations with people about landscapes, their culture, ecology, history and wildlife. This is not land ownership in the traditional sense. It's about sharing the stories of urban ecologists, rural field officers, community scientists, landscape writers and photographers.
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Looking for cuckoos in the Sussex Weald | birdsong walk
In May 2021 I walked 8 miles into the Sussex Weald to see if I could hear a cuckoo. The weather was fine and there were loads of birds out, many of them in full song.
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Being a Bee Doctor with Dr. Beth Nicholls
In August I met up with Dr. Beth Nicholls at Bedelands Local Nature Reserve in West Sussex. Beth is a researcher on the subject of pollinating insects, with a key focus on bees. She works at the University of Sussex.
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The Great Hungarian Plain with Eddie Chapman
A light-hearted account of travelling to Hungary by trains, with insights into Hungarian culture, food, landscape and wildlife.
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South London's ancient woodlands with Chantelle Lindsay & Sam Bentley-Toon
Chantelle Lindsay and Sam Bentley-Toon discuss the conservation of south London's ancient woodlands
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Irreplaceable: 'brownfields' and the nature of connection with Julian Hoffman
This is the second part of two episodes with author Julian Hoffman. The first episode was about living with pelicans and bears in northern Greece, where Julian lives. Here we discuss the poverty of language around ‘brownfields’, convincing politicians to pretend they’re jumping spiders, and life-altering experiences in the North Kent Marshes.
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Living with pelicans and bears in northern Greece with Julian Hoffman
Julian Hoffman's life as a writer in northern Greece with bears and pelicans for neighbours