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The Biodiversity Podcast by Teasels

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Episode 19 (Part 2)- Sam Taylor Hunt Modica Gardens

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2023/01/02

In this podcast, I chat with a kindred spirit, Sam Taylor Hunt. This podcast is a no-holds barred podcast on biodiverse gardening. We slay (and savagely discredit) a few sacred canards of the (biodiverse) gardening world. Fancy hearing some free-range conversation instead of the usual battery-thinking around horticulture? Sam Taylor Hunt is the owner of Modica Gardens-. Check them out at https://www.modicagardens.com. They undertake some fabulous projects in the Cheltenham /Cotswold area. Please

00:58:58

Episode 19 ( Video Part A)- Sam Taylor Hunt Modica...

The Biodiversity Podcast by Teasels ·

2023/01/02

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Episode 21- Dick Newell ( Action for Swifts)

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2023/01/02

Dick is a lifetime birdwatcher. He has applied his experience as an engineer and software designer to the problem of halting the decline of Swifts with the team at Action for Swifts. The team, headed by Dick Newell, has an extensive knowledge of the needs of Swifts and the requirements of the construction industry. The S Brick is the culmination of many years of research and experience aimed at providing a simple, long-lasting and sustainable solution to reversing the decline of the endangered

00:59:02

Episode 19 (Part A)- Sam Taylor Hunt Modica Gardens

The Biodiversity Podcast by Teasels ·

2022/11/22

01:01:46

Episode 20- John Lockhart and Joanne Alderton of...

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2022/07/28

Is this episode I sit down with John and Joanne and we discuss Biodiversity Net Gain, both strategically and how it will be implamented on the ground. Furthermore we discuss how the importance of establishing the baseline calculations. Nicholsons Lockhart Garratt is the result of a union between Nicholsons, who provide high quality landscaping, forestry and arboriculture services and Lockhart Garratt, who are industry leaders in environmental planning, forestry, ecology, arboriculture, soils and

00:43:32

Episode 18- Daniel Holm ( Highlands Rewilding )

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2022/07/04

Highlands Rewilding purpose is to enable nature recovery and community prosperity through rewilding, as a mass ownership company. By doing this, they aim to become one of the most impactful accelerators of nature-based solutions in the world by 2026. Daniel's Bio Daniel’s career in conservation and forestry began with an Honours degree in Environmental Biology from Napier University where his thesis focused on the freshwater fishes of Sulawesi. This was followed by a Masters in Conservation Biology

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Episode 17- Molly Biddell- Rural Policy Analyst at...

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2022/05/03

In this podcast with Molly Biddell we discuss the business of Rewilding and Regenerative Agriculture and how land owners/land managers will be financially incentivised and supported to undertake Rewilding projects and transition to an regen farming system Molly's bio. My areas of interest include understanding how farming systems and supply chains can better integrate environmental outcomes, the potential of the private market and public sector to enable investment into natural capital, and

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Episode 16- Rain Garden UK- Wendy Allen and Charlotte...

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2022/02/06

In this podcast I chat with the wonderful Wendy Allen and Charlotte Hitchmough of Rain Garden Uk. In this interactive, visual podcast ( accompanied by slides), we discuss SUDS, Rain planters and rain gardens. Resources and Further Reading discussed in the podcast are below; UK Rain Garden Guide free download: www.raingardens.info RHS Sustainability Strategy: https://www.rhs.org.uk/advice/gardening-for-the-environment/planet-f riendly-gardening-tips Slow The Flow Calderdale:

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Episode 15- Dominic Buscall ( Wild Ken Hill)

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2022/01/24

Dominic is projector manager at the Wild Ken Hill Estate. Wild Ken Hill is returning land to nature and farming sustainably in coastal west Norfolk. They use rewilding, regenerative farming, and traditional conservation practices side-by-side in a unique, innovative approach.

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Episode 14- Fergus Garrett

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2021/12/26

Fergus Garrett trained in horticulture at Wye College, London University. He worked in Kent for Rosemary Alexander of the English Gardening School, for Beth Chatto at the Unusual Plants Nursery in Essex and then for the Sackler family at Cap d’Antibes and Gstaad. In 1992 he became head gardener at Great Dixter, working closely with Christopher Lloyd until Christopher’s death in 2006. Since then he has become Chief Executive of the Great Dixter Charitable Trust. Fergus works full-time, hands-on in

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Episode 13- Paul Hetherington ( Buglife)

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2021/08/09

Paul is the Director of Fundraising and Communications for Buglife: Buglife is the only organisation in Europe devoted to the conservation of all invertebrates, and we are actively working to save Britain’s rarest little animals, everything from bees to beetles, worms to woodlice and jumping spiders to jellyfish. There are more than 40,000 invertebrate species in the UK, and many of these are under threat as never before. Invertebrates are vitally important to a healthy planet – humans and other

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Episode 11- Hannah Needham ( Heal Rewilding)

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2021/07/19

Heal's purpose Heal israisingmoney to buy land in the English lowlands and rewild it. We're givingland back to nature, forever. https://www.healrewilding.org.uk HANNAH NEEDHAM Hannah is an experienced biological scientist taking practical action to help nature’s recovery. She brings to Heal experience of habitat management, river restoration, community engagement and advocacy. She believes that rewilding isthe most sustainable and logical route to ecosystem recovery, and defines it ashelping nature

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Episode 10- Cllr James Mallinder ( "Pardon the Weeds,...

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2021/06/08

Cllr James Mallinder is spearheading the "Pardon the Weeds, We are Feeding The Bees" campaign" forEast Suffolk District council. Links relevant to the podcast; PARDON THE WEEDS, WE ARE FEEDNG THE BESS- www.eastsuffolkconservatives.org.uk/news/new-conservation-initiative-launched-east-suffolk GREEN PRINT FORUM- www.eastsuffolk.gov.uk/environment/east-suffolk-greenprint-forum/ PLASTIC ACTION CHAMPIONS-

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Episode 9- Dusty Gedge

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2021/05/13

Dusty has worked in green roofs for over 15 years. He is currently the President of the European Federation of Green Roof Associations. He founded Livingroofs.org in 2004 to provide the first independent green roof organization in the UK. Livingroofs.org provides advice, information and advocacy for the green roof industry in the UK.

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Episode 8- Chris Bridgman -Bridgman and Bridgman

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2021/05/13

Bridgeman and Bridgeman bio; Bridgman & Bridgman LLP are a living roof services provider, established in Milton Keynes. The team has worked on many prestigious national projects, both creating commercial landscape schemes on the ground and building award-winning gardens in the sky. Bridgman & Bridgman Living Roof Services are a team of horticulturalists and green/living roof specialists working with the roofing and waterproofing industry. We deliver the green elements on flat, pitched and

00:47:41

Episode 7- Donald Macintyre- Emorsgate Seeds

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2021/04/26

Donald's Bio and useful links: Emorsgate Seeds was established in 1980 by Donald MacIntyre who was inspired to pioneer and promote the use of wild plant seeds to put into practice the knowledge he had gained academically. Donald has a degree in botany at Royal Holloway College, an MSc in plant genetics at Glasgow University, and has undertaken research in genetics, ecology and plant breeding. Some videos of Emorsgate seeds King's College project, in

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Episode 6- Joanna Ferguson- Built Environment...

The Biodiversity Podcast by Teasels ·

2021/03/22

In this wide ranging podcast we explore Bats in the built environment, native Bat species, how artificial light is detrimental to bats and Jo dispels the myth that the BCT is only here to protect Bats. Joe clearly explains how each project can be a win-win for both humans , Bats and the wider environment. Jo's Bio: Jo has worked for the Bat Conservation Trust (BCT) for the last 5.5 years, first as the Built Environment Officer before becoming the Built Environment Manager in early 2019. Prior to

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Episode 5- Bob Bray- Robert Bray Associates

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2021/03/01

In this podcast we focus on SUDS ( Sustainable Urban Drainage systems) and how, a well designed SUDS scheme can increase the biodiversity within a scheme. Useful links relating to the podcast: https://www.robertbrayassociates.co.uk As mentioned at the end of the podcast, Bob recommend the book by Gary Grant ( Episode 1). "Landscape and Urban Design for Bats and Biodiversity" https://www.amazon.co.uk/Landscape-Urban-Design-Bats-Biodiversity/dp/1872745970. The bible for the SUDS industry, The

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Episode 4- Prof. Dave Goulson - University of Sussex

The Biodiversity Podcast by Teasels ·

2021/02/01

In the episode we discuss the importance of planting native species, the variety of bee species and the devastating use pesticide on the environment. Dave has an informative Youtube channel :https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCbnBys2Hl1T26dzO_nbgbiw and is also very active on Twitter. @DaveGoulson Dave new book "The Garden Jungle" is out now. Dave's extended bio is below: Istudy the ecology, behaviour and conservation of bumblebees. I'm also interested in pollinators and pollination more generally,

00:55:59

Episode 3- John Little- The Grass Roof Company

The Biodiversity Podcast by Teasels ·

2021/01/04

In this podcast I speak with the trailblazer John Little of The Grass Roof company. In this wide ranging and informative podcast we discuss how "Brownfield landscape" can be the most Biodiverse spaces for flora and fauna. We also discuss solitary Bees, and the need to include an entomologist in the design process Lastly, we touch on the fabulous work John undertook over 18 years at the Clapton Park social Housing estate, in London

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