Messages from the Wild

Annabel Ross
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Messages from the Wild

A series of brief interviews with animals, offering them a chance to give us a perspective on their environment.

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    The Dipper

    This Dipper is part of a series commissioned by University of Derby’s Nature Connectedness Research Group for The River Derwent.  With many thanks to Mark Cocker, author and naturalist. "I think it’s a fantastic quiet bit of politics because the central challenge of our entire species and our civilisation is to understand our dependence on the rest of life and this project allows those organisms, as close as possible, to speak for themselves about the issues that affect not only them but more centrally humans themselves and I think that’s the beauty of it.” Mark Cocker on Messages from the Wild   further info: annabel@annabelross.com

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  2. The Mayfly

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    The Mayfly

    This Mayfly is part of a series commissioned by University of Derby’s Nature Connectedness Research Group for The River Derwent.  With many thanks to Charles Foster, author and academic.   further info: annabel@annabelross.com

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  3. The Water Vole

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    The Water Vole

    This Water Vole is part of a series commissioned by University of Derby’s Nature Connectedness Research Group for The River Derwent.  With many thanks to Christine Gregory, writer, photographer and painter. The Water Vole: The Story of One of Britain's Most Endangered Mammals   further info: annabel@annabelross.com

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    The Fairy Shrimp

    This episode is especially made to accompany the work of the painter and print maker, Frances Gynn, for her exhibition on Fairy Shrimps as part of her Public Erasures series. It's powerful stuff so please go along if you can. Public Erasures at the Royal West of England Academy (RWA) Bristol. Featuring the Fairy Shrimp (Chirocephalus diaphanous) Endangered translucent crustacean Living in temporary ponds Main source of food to many organisms Important indicator of a healthy eco-system   With many thanks to Frances for inviting me along to open her Fairy Shrimp Public Erasure and for being such a great Fairy Shrimp herself.

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    The Earthworm

    Earthworms are arguably our most vital animal. They're quite funny too. (This one has been added to the podcast for a second time to be used in Derby City as part of their Wildlife Festival.) With many thanks to Nicky Scott, aka Dr Compost, Food Waste Educator, Community Compost Expert Dr Compost | Growing Devon Schools "I may have trained as an agronomist but I learned something new about earthworms today - listen in!" John Meadley  annabel@annabelross.com www.messagesfromthewild.com    Illustrations by Annabazyl www.fiverr.com/annabazyl

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    The Wood Ant

    Our largest ant species explains how vital ants are to our survival, despite his seemingly lazy life, he manages to make the effort. With many thanks to Professor Adam Hart, Entomologist & Professor of Science Communication, University of Gloucestershire Adam Hart And thank you to Gregory Ovenden for his ant recordings in this episode: http://www.thesoundfarmer.com This one comes from the collection I made for The Lost Gardens of Heligan. annabel@annabelross.com www.messagesfromthewild.com

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    The Maggot

    Vital to our existence and yet maggots have never been a very popular creature but, Dr Erica McAlister makes this particular maggot seem almost adorable. With many thanks to Dr Erica McAlister, Entomologist, Senior Curator at the Natural History Museum, Author, Presenter  @ericamcalister This one comes from the collection I made for The Lost Gardens of Heligan. annabel@messagesfromthewild.com www.messagesfromthewild.com

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  8. The Woodlouse

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    The Woodlouse

    Curious creatures woodlice, well I think so. I'm so happy I finally got to talk to one, I'd always wondered if they actually did eat their own poo. This one comes from the collection I made for The Lost Gardens of Heligan. With many thanks to Lucy Lapwing, Wildlife Presenter and Campainger @lucy_lapwing www.messagesfromthewild.com  annabel@messagesfromthewild.com   Illustrations by Annabazyl www.fiverr.com/annabazyl

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A series of brief interviews with animals, offering them a chance to give us a perspective on their environment.

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    Annabel Ross
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