Derbyshire Wildlife Trust Podcast

To start the Derbyshire Wildlife Trust Community Podcast, we visited the Slaney Close Community Room, to chat with the manager and participants to find out how their estate and the nature around it had changed over the years. What we heard was the tale of a nameless estate steeped in history, but was searching to find its community and purpose again.

An exploration of DWT's restoration of aqueduct cottage and its connection to Lea Woods. More info can be found at https://www.facebook.com/groups/335195166865014

At Thornhill Carrs nature reserve we learn about connecting art with nature and re-wilding. We also search for some elusive Shetland cows.

Link for half price (valid until end Jan):  https://www.derbyshirewildlifetrust.org.uk/join/join-derbyshire-wildlife-trust-halfpricelive More information on Ash Die Back and the Life in the Ravines project:  https://www.derbyshirewildlifetrust.org.uk/news/derbyshire-wildlife-trust-set-tackle-ash-dieback To find out about Derbyshire Wildlife Trust reserves:  https://www.derbyshirewil...

Ian Pringle reads some articles from the Derbyshire Wildlife Trust Membership magazine. www.ianpringlevoiceover.com Opening music by Sarah Matthews and Jo May of Intarsia https://www.facebook.com/IntarsiaFolk/ You can find out more about DWT at https://www.derbyshirewildlifetrust.org.uk/

Ian Pringle reads some articles from the Derbyshire Wildlife Trust Membership magazine. Opening music by Sarah Matthews and Jo May of Intarsia https://www.facebook.com/IntarsiaFolk/

Articles from the Summer 2020 Edition of Derbyshire Wildlife Trust Magazine - Read by Ian Pringle Lockdown Legacy Ash Dieback Community Action www.derbyshirewildlifetrust.org.uk www.ianpringlevoiceover.com

Ian reads a Blog post from Dr Alexander Lees that explores the potential for a brighter future for Birds in the Dark Peak. This episode also includes a Dawn Chorus recording form Ian's garden in Belper.

Ian and his son visit Avenue Washlands Nature Reserve in Derbyshire and Ian reads articles about Eels, Swallows and HS2.

In this episode Ian reads Articles about Kestrels and the life that is returning to the River Erewash.