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Nature Fix

Struggling to get your Nature Fix? We got you. Join host Claire Hickinbotham and people whose lives have been changed by the outdoors. Every month come with us on a new adventure. We"ll be inspiring you with ideas, from stargazing in the city, top walks for your wellbeing, wildlife spotting in surprising places, and strolls steeped in folklore. Wherever you are and however much time you have, come away with ideas on how to get your own Nature Fix. Discover more podcasts from the National

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Funky Fungi Hunting

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2025/11/27

Discover how one man’s regular dog walk kickstarted a passion for fungi hunting that led to a big career change. Steve Hindle takes host Claire Hickinbotham on a walk around Hardcastle Craggs in West Yorkshire, with his faithful, mushroom-hunting dog, Meg, pottering alongside. As they scour the slopes in search of rare fungi, Steve reveals how his life changed from making circus rings to searching for fairy rings. [Ad] Heading out for adventure? Discover Craghopper’s National Trust range of

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21:08

City Cemetery Bat Walk

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2025/10/30

Enter a city cemetery at night on a magical bat-spotting adventure, for this month's Nature Fix. Host Claire's a bit scared of nocturnal flapping things but can The Bat Conservation Trust's Dr Parvathy Venugopal convince her there's lots to love about bats? We're entering Arnos Vale cemetery heritage site and nature sanctuary in the middle of Bristol, on the lookout for the wildlife that emerges in the dark. Keep your eyes to the skies after sunset during April to October where you might be

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24:53

Motherhood and Connection with City Girl in Nature

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2025/09/25

Kwesia aka City Girl in Nature, is an advocate for nature and mothers alike. She grew up disconnected from the natural world, but after a life changing trip to the jungles of Peru, Kwesia is on a mission to connect people living in inner cities to the greenery around them, and there are two tiny people feeling the benefit: her sons. She takes host Claire Hickinbotham to explore the nature hidden in plain sight in the centre of Battersea Park, and to find the wonders of community gardens

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18:41

The Secret Story of Trees with Levison Wood

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2025/08/28

Explorer and broadcaster Levison Wood is taking us deep into the UK’s ancient temperate rainforest to uncover the secret stories of trees. In this month’s Nature Fix Levison tells host Jo Dyson how his military training and thirst for adventure led him to a career in extreme environments, from walking the length of the River Nile, to exploring the Amazon Rainforest and trekking the Himalayas. But there’s nowhere quite like home and on this journey we’re taking a summer hike through the lush

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23:27

Queer Ecology and the Joy of Rotting Wood

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2025/07/31

Come on a fascinating queer ecology walk with ecologist Connor Butler as he shares his joy at flipping logs for fun and challenging perceptions or what’s considered natural in nature. Connor takes host Claire Hickinbotham around Osterley Park in the heart of west London, where he explains why wildlife is undeniably queer. From trees that change sex to the humble woodlouse that only gives birth to females you’ll come away with a whole new take on your next walk. [Ad] Heading out for

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Rockpool Safari

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2025/06/26

Join us as we go on a rockpool safari on the Isle of Wight with marine biologist Theo Vickers, to hear how he took a childhood hobby and turned it into a career. While many of his friends left the island to find jobs, Theo knew his heart was on the beach, and now he’s sharing his passion for underwater life with visitors and islanders. He takes Claire Hickinbotham on one of his rock pool safaris at Compton Bay. [Ad] Heading out for adventure? Discover Craghopper’s National Trust range of

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Welsh Myths and Waterfalls Walk

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2025/05/29

Join a walk to a lake in the Bannau Brycheiniog (Brecon Beacons) to hear how Ranger Emma Kolano-Rogers made the brave decision to step away from a career she’d trained for at university but was causing her anxiety.A few years later she’s knee deep in mud, falling over in bogs and learning how to snot rocket, and she’s happier than ever. She takes host Claire Hickinbotham to find the ‘Lady of the Lake’ and shares some Welsh folklore tales on the short but steep walk. [Ad] Heading out for

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Introducing Nature Fix

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2025/05/26

Struggling to get your Nature Fix? We got you. Join host Claire Hickinbotham on monthly adventures with people whose lives have been changed by the outdoors. Each month, you’ll get a new uplifting story that takes you out into the fresh air and give you ideas on how to get a dose of the great outdoors. Come and stargaze in the city, explore top walks for your wellbeing, spot wildlife in a cemetery, and take strolls steeped in folklore. Wherever you are and however much time you have, you’ll

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21:35

5: Going Off Grid

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2020/02/14

In the fifth and final episode of this series we’re at Gibson Mill in Yorkshire, the National Trust’s first place to be run entirely off grid. We get a glimpse of what a sustainable future might look like, and learn just what it takes to be 100% renewable.

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4: Warmth from Woods

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2020/02/06

On the fourth leg of our journey we’re at Felbrigg Hall in Norfolk. We learn how a hi-tech 21st century heating system is using an ancient practice to sustainably cater for some of Felbrigg’s energy needs.

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3: Lake Powered Language

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2020/01/29

This time were at Blickling Estate in Norfolk, where Lucie learns how a Victoria swearer is has help the property cut it’s water usage and how a lost First Nation language is being preserved by the power stored in a lake.

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2: The Electric Garden

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2020/01/23

In this episode we visit Bodnant Garden in North Wales, which is known for its stunning natural beauty and towering champion trees. But scratch beneath the surface and you’ll discover that this garden is hiding some hi-tech horticulture.

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1: Britain's First Smart Home

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2020/01/16

In this episode we explore a house which could be described as the world’s first smart home. The Northumberland residence of British engineer William Armstrong, has been lit by hydro power for more than 100 years. With our drive to generate 50% of the Trust’s energy from renewable sources by 2021, we look at lessons from the past that may help power our our sustainable future.

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Introducing 50% Renewable

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2020/01/08

This January, in this new podcast from the National Trust, we embark on a 750-mile journey across our properties to investigate if lessons and technology from our past may help us achieve our sustainable future.

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