Youth Rangers for a Wilder Future

Youth Rangers for a Wilder Future

Listen now to the latest podcast, and hear from some of our Youth Rangers about what a Wilder Future means to them - and how they're helping to shape it.

The future can seem frightening to many, and this is true of the younger generations too. But they are not sitting back and waiting for the bad things to happen, they are out there taking action to try and help achieve a Wilder Future for us all.

In the latest episode of In Conservation, I chat to some of our Youth Rangers (secondary-aged young people taking action in their local area) past and present to find out what being a Youth Ranger means to them, and how it gives them hope in a fast-changing world.

Credits

  • Podcast host and producer: Sophie Baker
  • Interviewees: Rufus, Rose, Evie and Jake
  • Podcast music: Written and performed by James Williams. Mixed and produced by Jared Wentwick
A young girl stands in a tall grass meadow looking up towards the top left through binoculars.

Credit: Evie & Tom Photography

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Help us build a wilder generation

Some children and young people are becoming increasingly disconnected from nature. For some, access to nature and outdoor experiences isn't something they take for granted. This can often lead to a lack of understanding of nature, and sometimes even fear. 

But it doesn't take long for a young person to start to embrace the outdoors and enjoy nature, when given the opportunity. Our Communities and Education teams witness this impact first-hand in the work they do. 

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