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Welcome back to the third and final episode live from Global Birdfair 2023. In this episode, I was joined by the team from Sounding Wild, an immersive birding experience, and we had a great chat about how they are working to bring amazing bird stories to local communities to show them what is available on their doorsteps.The episode begins with a Catalonian dawn chorus and ends with the tuneful song of the Golden Oriole, soundscapes recorded as part of the Sounding Wild project. Sounding...

In this second episode of The Wildlife Community Podcast, live from the Global Birdfair at Rutland Showground, Dan Rouse and Charlie Bingham were joined by well-loved naturalist, author and tv presenter, Nick Baker. Nick has been a true inspiration for many nature enthusiasts for the past few decades and Charlie and Dan jumped at the opportunity to sit down and get Nick’s perspective on how exactly we can harness our curiosity and inspire the next generation of nature nerds. They took to the ...

“It takes a community…”The Wildlife Community team had an exciting weekend recently when we took the podcast on the road to the Global Birdfair at Rutland Showground! We were lucky enough to grab a slot on the brand new Whinchat podcasting stage, sponsored by Swarovski Optik, and had the chance to interview some exciting guests and talk about all things wild and of course, community. In this first episode recorded from the Global Birdfair, our ambassador, Dan Rouse, took over the helm an...

In this episode, Charlie chats with author, poet, and nature lover, Victoria Bennett about her recently published book, 'All My Wild Mothers'. They take a deep dive into the difficulties of facing loss and grief and the healing power that nature has to get us through challenging times. Victoria talks about a group she established, 'Wild Women', with the aim of helping women reconnect with their wild side. Through this, she has created a community of women who come together to help each other ...

How can we mobilise people to come together with community projects to improve their wild spaces for both people and wildlife? Charlie chats to The Wildlife Community ambassador, Simon King, about his exciting career as a wildlife camera operator and they discuss the importance of connecting with nature.

Wildlife gardening author, Jean Vernon, introduces us to some of the more surprising pollinators we might find in our garden. Convincing us that it's not just the bees and the butterflies we should be thinking about when it comes to pollination. Find out how to grow a pollinator-friendly garden, and what's been popping up in Paul's wildlife garden this summer.