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The Wilder Nottinghamshire Podcast
The Wilder Nottinghamshire Podcast has been created to counter the doom and gloom that is often a feature of environmental reporting. Each month, the podcast will feature the people and projects that are taking positive action for nature across Nottinghamshire -highlighting the huge range of different ways people are supporting nature recovery and the passion for wildlife that gives hope for the future. In this episode, you’ll discover more about efforts to monitor and expand the population of hazel dormice in Nottinghamshire - a species once deemed extinct in our county. Hear the excitement a...
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Wilder Nottinghamshire Podcast Episode 1 Part 2 - Bringing Back Hazel Dormice (Part 2) 03.07.2026 40:03
The Wilder Nottinghamshire Podcast has been created to counter the doom and gloom that is often a feature of environmental reporting. Each month, the podcast will feature the people and projects that are taking positive action for nature across Nottinghamshire -highlighting the huge range of different ways people are supporting nature recovery and the passion for wildlife that gives hope for the...
Wilder Nottinghamshire Podcast Episode 1 Part 1 - Bringing Back Hazel Dormice (Part 1) 02.07.2026 14:03
The Wilder Nottinghamshire Podcast has been created to counter the doom and gloom that is often a feature of environmental reporting. Each month, the podcast will feature the people and projects that are taking positive action for nature across Nottinghamshire -highlighting the huge range of different ways people are supporting nature recovery and the passion for wildlife that gives hope for the...
WIlder Nottinghamshire Podcast Original promo by Prof Sara Goodacre 27.05.2026 0:33
Our very first Wilder Nottinghamshire Podcast promo by Prof Sara Goodacre
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