Podcast

Starting at the fascinating Fleam Dyke, an ancient earthwork that stretches for three miles through the Cambridgeshire countryside, explore connectivity, community and chalk and this site's place in our ambitious vision for the area, with Martin Baker, Cambs Conservation Manager.

Find out what amazing, and surprising, work our Nene Wetlands beavers have been up to in and around the water, and pay a visit to one of their amazing, freshly plastered lodges at Delta Pit.

Our Water for Wildlife Officer Ruth Hawksley and two attendees at a river fly training day, run by the Wildlife Trust BCN, chat about what it is that makes chalk streams, and rivers in general, so important. And the steps we should all be taking to help look after them.

Giving children access to nature and wild spaces in their early years—and beyond—is vitally important, and, unfortunately, not something that can be taken for granted in our busy and modern lives. Debbie McKenzie, Communities & Education Manager at Paxton Pits Environmental Education Centre, chats about this and more.

From hellcats to belligerence to sheer determination: Dr Hilary Allison, Chair of Trustees for the Wildlife Trust BCN, introduces us to some brilliant women in conservation.

CEO Brian Eversham discusses how wildlife, and the Wildlife Trust, has fared recently - and what challenges the climate crisis is posing.

Listen to this moving and eye-opening episode with Kaitlyn, Anidunnu, Charlie and Harvey, members of the Young People's Forum, discussing how they think nature can help young people's mental health.

Join Senior Monitoring & Research Officer Gwen Hitchcock to find out what links jazz hands, wet slaps and inbuilt ear defenders...

Find out how we're getting communities involved with wildlife and wild places in Luton with our Communities and Education Manager Matt Sutcliffe.

Find out about the wildlife that can be found colonising, and recolonising, our huge wetland restoration project in Cambridgeshire.

Cutting back our meadows in summer often looks brutal. Find out why we do it, and how we determine when to do it.

Explore Wistow Wood, an ancient woodland of the Fen Edge in Cambridgeshire

Join Nathan and Sophie as they stroll around a Cambridgeshire nature reserve to listen to an early morning chorus.

Senior Livestock Manager Thomas Baker chats all things lawnmower - cows, sheep, pigs - and the amazing people who look after them.

Podcast host Sophie Baker gets a front row seat to the historic release of eight beavers to our Nene Wetlands nature reserve in Northants.

Great Fen Project Manager Lorna Parker and Communities & Education Manager Alison Chaves chat about our Peatland Progress project

Take a tour of our newest nature reserve Strawberry Hill with Conservation Officer Chantelle Warriner

Iain Webb takes podcast host Sophie on a surprisingly rich car park wildlife safari

Join podcast host Sophie Baker as she and Mischa Cross, Senior Reserves Officer at Pitsford Water, open the daily moth trap.