In our latest episode of In Conservation, I chat to Martin Baker, Conservation Manager for Cambridgeshire, about his long-term vision for a nature-rich countryside accessible to all, and the work he's done over the last 25 years to achieve it. 

Starting at the fascinating Fleam Dyke, an ancient earthwork that stretches for three miles through the Cambridgeshire countryside, we cover connectivity, community and chalk as we discuss this site's place in our ambitious vision for the area. Working as part of the Cambridge Nature Network partnership, Martin has been at the heart of building real, actionable change that could restore large areas of our countryside for nature, and for the good of our community and economy, whilst enabling sustainable growth. A new Cambridgeshire Downs for all to enjoy and explore? Why not? Listen now to find out more.