Solutions

Broadcaster and environmental journalist Joe Crowley chairs this seventh and penultimate episode of Owned by everyone? Its theme is possible solutions to the problems afflicting chalk streams. First up is Pippa Heylings, environmental sustainability consultant, Liberal Democrat District Councillor and parliamentary candidate for the South Cambridgeshire constituency for the next General Election, whose title, freighted with a question mark, is 'Developments on the Cam?' Pippa speaks without notes. Leading writer, fisherman, campaigner, convenor and chalk stream restorationist Charles Rangeley-Wilson speaks with qualified confidence about a national catchment-based strategy for a better future for our chalk streams -- in due course. Finally, Stewart Clarke, the National Trust's National Specialist for Freshwater and Catchments, tells us about the best international contemporary practice in managing landscapes and riverscapes.

Remember that you can download Charles and Stewart's presentations via the episode link.

Timings:

Joe introduces the session; Pippa speaks from 1.11

Joe introduces Charles from 18.52

Joe introduces Stewart from 46.58

Q & A from 1.08.56

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