55 min
93. A riverside wander in search of Britain's most mysterious fish – the eel The Plodcast
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Annabel Ross wades through floodwater in the Severn Valley near Tewksbury to meet Andrew Kerr of the Sustainable Eel Group and talk about the astonishing serpent-like eel and its still unexplained life story. We meet a traditional Severn Elver fisherman, hear a glorious eel poem by Hugh Dunkerley and cap it all off with folk singer Kitty Macfarlane's delightful song Glass Eel. Listen on for a perfect podcast.
Image by students of Plymouth University as part of the the Eel Suitcase project, which raises awareness of the plight of the European eel.
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Annabel Ross wades through floodwater in the Severn Valley near Tewksbury to meet Andrew Kerr of the Sustainable Eel Group and talk about the astonishing serpent-like eel and its still unexplained life story. We meet a traditional Severn Elver fisherman, hear a glorious eel poem by Hugh Dunkerley and cap it all off with folk singer Kitty Macfarlane's delightful song Glass Eel. Listen on for a perfect podcast.
Image by students of Plymouth University as part of the the Eel Suitcase project, which raises awareness of the plight of the European eel.
Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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55 min