HeyJaredWild Worcestershire
Go wild about Worcestershire's wildlife. Join our volunteer podcast host, Lee Robinson, as he journeys across the county to learn more about our work to help wildlife and connect people to nature.
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The five ways to wellbeing (opens the original)
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The Wilder Worcestershire: Neighbourhoods Nurturing Nature team work with local people to create pockets of habitat for wildlife to thrive, from orchards and meadows to ponds and allotments. Lee chats to Jameela, Liz, Sarah, Zaina and Richard to findout how their experiences with the project have helped them come together with their communities and connect with the wildlife on their doorsteps. From discovering bats on a nighttime walk and noticing wildlife in a city garden to bringing communitie
Garden safari (opens the original)
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If you've ever wondered about the wildlife that might be making its home in your garden, this is the episode for you. Podcast host Lee has his eyes opened to some of the wildlife hiding in plain sight in Lower Smite Farm's wildlife garden as he joins naturalists Rosemary and Wendy on an amble to discover more about the variety of garden wildlife. Along the way, you'll bump into shieldbugs, wasps, ants and aphids, dragonfly exuviae, butterflies, bees and more. The gang also delve into how you can
Upton Warren's wetland wander (opens the original)
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The saline and freshwater pools at Upton Warren, Wychbold, are amongst the best places in Worcestershire to spot birds and other wetland wildlife. Listen in on a visit to this special place as host Lee is joined by the reserve's manager, Eleanor, and engagement warden Ion. The trio visit both The Flashes and The Moors, talk birds (obviously) and other wildlife, chat about the importance of volunteering and the benefit of birdwatching for wellbeing. Discover what you might see if you visit, how t
Stag beetles (opens the original)
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Upton upon Severn is Worcestershire's stag beetle hotspot. In fact, the town and surrounding villages are the only places in Worcestershire where these giant beetles are found. Join host Lee as he wanders the streets with the Trust's Eleanor Reast on the hunt for the UK's largest beetle. Along the way you'll discover more about the amazing lifecycles of stag beetles; with up to seven years spent underground, we're privileged if we spot one in the 'just' 40 days they spend above ground in their a
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