What does the future hold for the ancient trees of the New Forest? Join us inside the Forest, at Denny Wood, for an in-depth discussion with ecologist Adrian Newton and naturalist Lynn Davy. Long term ecological monitoring of the woodlands is revealing the rapid and dynamic transformation of much-loved habitats that have existed for thousands of years. Why is this happening? Who are the winners and losers? How should we assess the condition of an ecosystem that is changing so rapidly, and how do we go about making conservation management decisions in such an ecologically and culturally complex landscape? Are processes of recovery - as well as collapse - in motion and if so, how can we promote these and ensure the future resilience of one of England’s most biodiverse places?
Nature Tripping Episode 26 - Sounds from a Hebridean Coast
Nature Tripping Episode 25 - House Martins
Nature Tripping Episode 24 - Rewilding
Nature Tripping Episode 23 - Building Resilience
Nature Tripping Episode 22- Natterjack Toads
Nature Tripping Episode 20 - The Mountain Hare
Nature Tripping Episode 19 - The Great Yellow Bumblebee
Nature Tripping Episode 18 - Poetry and Birds in the Industrial Revolution
Nature Tripping Episode 17 - A Shropshire Graveyard
Nature Tripping Episode 16 - Little Woolden Moss
Nature Tripping Episode 15 - Peat Bogs
Nature Tripping Episode 14 - The Corncrake
Nature Tripping Episode 13 - Learning Birdsong in the Coronavirus Lockdown - Part 4
Nature Tripping Episode 12 - The River Colne
Nature Tripping Episode 11 - The Grouse Moor
Nature Tripping Episode 10 - Learning Birdsong in the Coronavirus Lockdown - Part 3
Episode 9 - Spring in the South Pennines
Episode 8 - April Dawn Chorus, Northern England
Episode 7 - Learning Birdsong in the Coronavirus Lockdown - Part 2
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