Confluence with Angela Gall - all about Allis

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Confluence

Westcountry Rivers Trust

15 episodes

2 days ago

A meeting of river-related conversations. Please note, our charity supports open discussions covering diverse viewpoints on varied freshwater relevant topics. Our guests voluntarily take part to share their personal perspectives, which do not necessarily reflect those of the podcast host or the Trust. You can read the charity's position statements at https://wrt.org.uk/our-reports-statements/ Find out more about our charity and donate to support river conservation at wrt.org.uk

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Confluence with Angela Gall - all about Allis - Episode 8

Confluence

31 minutes 9 seconds

2 years ago

Confluence with Angela Gall - all about Allis - Episode 8

We are honoured to chat with first-time children's book author and marine biologist with Natural England, Angela (Angie) Gall.

Angie (and her employer's) are kindly donating the sales of her fabulously written and beautifully illustrated book about an elusive fish to our charity.

Listen along to learn about the life of Allis the Shad Who Wouldn't Give Up from the Tamar river to the sea and all the trials and tribulations this species must face and overcome.

You can join us on 8 June 2023 on Plymouth Hoe too as part of our #BringingRivers2U campaign as we help Angie launch the book.

To find out more or make a purchase, head over to wrt.org.uk/bringing-rivers-to-you/ - you'll be helping us to keep caring for rivers in the Westcountry and discovering more about a very special fish in the region.

Discover more about Natural England at gov.uk/government/organisations/natural-england