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Welcome to the Natural Podcast of Selborne created by Gilbert White's House & Gardens. Here we take a deep dive into Gilbert White’s pioneering 1789 book 'The Natural History of Selborne', to learn more about the natural world, both in the 18th Century and today.
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The Natural Podcast of Selborne: Episode 13: The thing about Harvest Mice (opens the original)
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Welcome to the Natural Podcast of Selborne created by Gilbert White's House & Gardens. Here we take a deep dive into Gilbert White’s pioneering 1789 book 'The Natural History of Selborne', to learn more about the natural world, both in the 18th century and today. We take a look at one of Gilbert White's more famous letters all about the impossibly cute Harvest Mouse! We speak to ecologist Francesca Pella who worked on a project in Selborne to help local landowners record and care for Selborne's
The Natural Podcast of Selborne: Episode 12: Gilbert White & The Artists (opens the original)
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Welcome to the Natural Podcast of Selborne created by Gilbert White's House & Gardens. Here we take a deep dive into Gilbert White’s pioneering 1789 book 'The Natural History of Selborne', to learn more about the natural world, both in the 18th century and today. This week we had the pleasure of chatting to Simon Martin from Pallant House Gallery in Chichester who is the author of Drawn from Nature: Gilbert White & The Artists. In this episode we discuss why Artists are so drawn to the Hoopoe,
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