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About this episode
As we look forward into 2024, Tom and Chloe have reflected on the Wilder Podcast back catalogue and selected six moments which particularly resonated from them. Whether you’re a regular listener who’d enjoy a reminder, or a new recruit who’s interested in what the Wilder Podcast is all about, we hope you take something away from our conversation. What moments shaped you?
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- Tom Constable: https://www.linkedin.com/in/tom-constable/
- Chloe Constable: https://www.linkedin.com/in/chloe-constable-24155821b/
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Listen out for:
[00:00:00] Tom and Chloe briefly introduce the intentions behind this episode and how the Wilder Podcast has been recognised by Rewilding Britain.
[00:02:43] Chloe introduces her first clip from Episode 6 with Professor Alasdair Driver, talking about the importance of individual action in influencing political policy.
[00:06:18] Tom reveals his first clip from Episode 3 with Retired Major General Richard Nugee highlighting the unique challenges climate change presents for mass migration.
[00:09:38] Chloe’s second clip is from Episode 12 with Chris D'Agorne where we reflect on the power of stories in shifting behaviour.
[00:13:00] The next clip selected by Tom is from Episode 5 with Julia Hailes MBE, where we talk about how individual action can send signals to business.
[00:15:58] Chloe’s final clip is from Episode 10 with Lynn Cassells where she describes the value of slowing down and taking time to find out what really inspires you, to help give you energy to drive forward change.
[00:18:23] Tom completes the episode with a clip from Professor Tom Crowther and Episode 4, in which he talks about biodiversity loss as the silent crisis.
[00:20:40] Tom and Chloe reflect on the episode, share contact information and wish everyone a Happy New Year.
Keen for more:
Rewilding Britain Podcast Post: https://www.rewildingbritain.org.uk/blog/top-10-rewilding-podcasts
Ep. 006: Restoring the Wild: Rewilding Britain with Prof Alastair Driver
Alastair talks with us about the history and vision of the charity, the challenges within the current government system (as well as the potential solutions) and some of the successes they’ve had in influencing policy. Alastair was also kind enough to share his reflections on our project and we describe our first step to ‘wilding’ our 80 acres.
Ep. 003: The Rising Tide of Climate (in)Security With Lt Gen Richard Nugee
In this episode, we discuss Tom's evolution to a 'reluctant eco-warrior' and co-founder of the Grange Project. We were then privileged to be joined by Lt Gen Richard Nugee who introduced us to the Climate Change and Sustainability Strategic Approach report he authored about the importance of a climate prepared defence force. We discuss the concerns an average British citizen should harbour about the report and make links between the ongoing cost of living crisis and narratives surrounding climate change.
Ep. 012: DIY Nature Reserve
Covering everything from the scientific theory of rewilding (diversity, disturbance and distribution!) to the art of tree planting on his very own nature reserve, the inspirational communicator that is Chris D'Agorne will leave you both enthused and resourced to enhance biodiversity in your own green space.
https://www.grangeproject.co.uk/wilder-podcast/ep-012-diy-nature-reserve
Ep. 005: Growing Change: Julia Hailes MBE on Peat, Wilding and Biodiversity
This episode's focal point is a really informative interview with Julia Hailes MBE, who emphasises the impact of individual consumer choice on driving change. We also discuss the concept of 'wilding' and how her 9 acre land holding has evolved from field to nature haven. We talk about management strategies for cultivating wildflower meadows, handling thistles, docks, and nettles, and managing grasslands. Finally, Julia introduces her 'Wilding Weekends' and offers some top tips for encouraging biodiversity in gardens.
Ep. 010: Landscape of Hope: Lynbreck Croft
Sharing the wisdom generated over recent years of wilder farming on a 150 acre croft in the Cairngorms, Lyn Cassell’s reflects on the importance of connection to the land, holistic living and the principles of wilder regenerative farming. We leave inspired and full of admiration for the pioneering work at Lynbreck Croft, we hope you do too?
https://www.grangeproject.co.uk/wilder-podcast/landscape-of-hope-lynbreck-croft
Ep. 004: Biodiversity: The Silent Crisis with Prof Tom Crowther
In this episode Tom paints a vivid picture of biodiversity loss, aptly termed the 'silent crisis,' and sheds light on its intrinsic link to human existence and the human activities that are contributing to its depletion. The discussion then moves into the fantastic work of the Crowther Labs, including their innovative digital platform: Restor.
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