Episode 46 - Talking with Lucy Grabe-Watson about protecting the UK's ancient woodlands

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Coffee with Conservationists

George Steedman Jones

58 episodes

7 hours ago

Coffee with Conservationists is an irregularly published podcast hosted by photographer and filmmaker George Steedman Jones During each episode George sits down over a cup of coffee (with a focus on ethics and sustainability) and talks to people who dedicate their lives to protecting, researching and documenting the natural world. The podcast discusses diverse topics within ecology, natural history, activism, storytelling and more.

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Episode 46 - Talking with Lucy Grabe-Watson about protecting the UK's ancient woodlands

Coffee with Conservationists

27 minutes

1 year ago

Episode 46 - Talking with Lucy Grabe-Watson about protecting the UK's ancient woodlands

Lucy is a campaigner, award-winning conservationist, and founder of the campaign Ancient Woodlands UK. We talk about the many benefits of ancient woodlands, the fight for their legal protection, the many threats facing them and how you at home can get involved.

You can find out more about Lucy on Instagram and follow the campaign here.

Follow the podcast on ⁠⁠Instagram⁠⁠ / follow me - ⁠⁠@george_brynmor on Instagram⁠⁠ / Support me on ⁠⁠Ko-fi here⁠⁠

Coffee feature from Landmark coffee.

Country: Honduras Region: Corquin Copan Farm: Carlos Alfredo Estevez Variety: Parainema Altitude: 1450-1550 MASL. Processing Method: Natural Tasting Notes: Orange wine, toffee and a deep, dark chocolate body.

Music credits - "Heron Island" by ⁠⁠Richard Bentley