The Nature Recovery Podcast
The Nature Recovery Podcast looks at some of the major challenges we face to global biodiversity. It takes a look at the various ways we are trying to halt the decline in biodiversity and the challenges inherent in these approaches. We also talk to a number of leading figures in the field of Nature Recovery and find out more about their work.
The Nature Recovery Podcast
Latest Episodes
Lee White: Befriending Chimpanzees, Saving Forests, Surviving a Coup
In this episode of the Nature Recovery Podcast, Stephen Thomas speaks with Lee White about a remarkable life working across science, conservation, and government in central Africa. Lee reflects on growing up in Uganda, studying rainforest ecosy...
Guy Shrubsole: The Lie of the Land. Is Stewardship a Myth?
Hosted by Wallerand Bazin, a DPhil researcher in Geography and the Environment at Oxford whose work focuses on the political ecologies of climate and conservation in heritage landscapes. In this episode of the Nature Recovery Podcas...
Green Infrastructure: Why It Matters and Why It’s Hard to Deliver with Professor Ian Mell
Professor Ian Mell discusses how green infrastructure has moved from the margins of planning into mainstream conversation. He explains the political, economic and cultural barriers to delivery in the UK, cautions about uncritical reliance on ma...
Reimagining Nature Finance with Alice Stuart and David Goodman
Nature finance is often presented as a solution to biodiversity loss but what does it actually mean?In this episode of the Nature Recovery Podcast, David Goodman speaks with Dr. Alice Stuart, a postdoctoral researcher at Oxford’s School ...
Wytham Woods: Tales from the a long-studied woodland with Dr Keith Kirby
In this episode we talk to Dr Keith Kirby MBE about Wytham Woods, a Thames Valley hill of limestone, ancient woodland and one of the most intensively studied woodland sites in the world. Keith traces the site’s deep history (a coral reef 150 mi...
