Troubled Waters – an SOS for Britain’s Rivers
A deep dive into the threats facing our waterways with campaigner Feargal Sharkey, author and activist Amy-Jane Beer and author and academic Mark Wormald.
Beth Salt
The Meaning of Geese
Author and conservationist Nick Acheson offers us a glimpse into the extraordinary lives of the geese which have inspired him during a walk around Holkham National Nature Reserve in North Norfolk.
Incredible Journeys
A podcast with Sacha Dench, pioneering conservationist and Ambassador for the UN’s Convention on Migratory Species
Stomachs, Hearts and Minds
Rethinking Farming with Martin Lines, Chair of the Nature Friendly Farming Network and Dominic Buscall, Project Manager at Wild Ken Hill.
The Climate Clock – Time Bomb or Wake Up Call?
We speak to Sasha Abraham, Senior Analyst at the UK’s Climate Change Committee, about her hopes and fears for 2023.
Power – A New Generation
We need clean alternatives to fossil fuels, but at what cost?
We hear from Sally Bunce, seal protection officer at Teesside, Isobel Morris, Senior Policy Officer for Energy at the RSPB and Charlie Zakss of Suffolk Wildlife Trust.
The Price of Power
How much are we prepared to sacrifice for clean, green energy? We talk to Joan Edwards OBE of The Wildlife Trusts and Dr Tom Appleby of the Blue Marine Foundation.
Nuclear Reaction
Exploring both sides of the debate around Nuclear Energy with Dr Paul Dorfman of the University of Sussex and Chair of the Nuclear Consulting Group and Jessica Johnson, Communications and Advocacy Director at Nuclear Europe.
Energy Gridlocked
A podcast exploring volatility in the energy sector with Dr Jeff Hardy of The Grantham Institute – Climate Change and Environment and Dhara Vyas of Energy UK.
Nature Under Attack
Is nature paying the price for the cost of living and energy crises? With Kate Jennings, Head of Site Conservation and Species Policy for the RSPB and Richard Benwell, CEO of Wildlife and Countryside Link.