Charlie chats with author, Patrick Galbraith about his recently released book.

Charlie sits down with editor of the Shooting Times, journalist and author, Patrick Galbraith to discuss his new book, 'In Search of One Last Song'. In the book, Patrick set out on a journey to find ten bird species at risk of disappearing from the UK landscape. He shares the stories of people from across the country, folk knowledge about these birds and what we can do to protect them. To purchase the book, visit:<a href="https://linktr.ee/patrickgalbraith" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">@patrickgalbraith | Linktree</a>

"In Search of One Last Song" with Patrick Galbraith 

Charlie chats with Fran Pearson from Kitsquad about making adventure accessible

Charlie chats with Fran Pearson from Kitsquad about their work supplying kit to those experiencing financial barriers to the outdoors.To find out more, donate or if you are in need of outdoor gear, visit: <a href="https://kitsquad.co.uk/" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">https://kitsquad.co.uk/</a>

In conversation with Kitsquad 

Charlie chats to author, Raynor Winn at the Kendal Mountain Festival 

Join Charlie for the final episode of 2022 as she chats with author, Raynor Winn! Live from the Kendal Mountain Festival, they discuss the importance of connecting with nature and how we are so deeply linked to the natural world.

Nature Connection with Raynor Winn

Charlie chats to author, Lee Schofield at the Kendal Mountain Festival 

Charlie chats with author and site manager of RSPB Wild Haweswater, Lee Schofield at the Kendal Mountain Festival, about the importance of a sense of community in rural areas and building relationships to benefit the local landscape and wildlife.

The Lake District Landscape with Lee Schofield

Charlie chats with author, Sophie Pavelle at the Kendal Mountain Festival 

Join Charlie live from the Kendal Mountain Festival as she chats with author, Sophie Pavelle about inclusive adventure and the importance of connection with the outdoors in any capacity!

Inclusive Adventure with Sophie Pavelle

Charlie chats with Richard Breeden about Trash Free Trails at the Kendal Mountain Festival 

Charlie sits down with Richard Breeden, programme manager at Trash Free Trails, at the Kendal Mountain Festival. Listen to Richard's journey back into nature and how that led to his involvement with the movement to protect our trails and the wild places they take us! To find out more about Trash Free Trails and how you can get involved, head to: https://www.trashfreetrails.org/

"Spiralling into Control" with Richard Breeden from Trash Free Trails

Charlie chats with Kendal Mountain Book Festival director, Paul Scully

Join Charlie live from the Kendal Mountain Festival as she chats with the Kendal Mountain Book Festival director, Paul Scully. They discuss the history of the festival and the importance of embracing adventure in every day life! To find out more about the festival, head to <a href="https://www.kendalmountainfestival.com/" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">https://www.kendalmountainfestival.com/</a>

"A Community of Words" - Kendal Mountain Book Festival 

Charlie chats with vet, Sean Wensley about his new book, 'Through a Vet's Eyes'.

In this episode, Dr Sean Wensley joins Charlie to discuss his new book, 'Through a Vet's Eyes', which explores how we should treat animals to ensure the five freedoms of animal welfare are met and those species which are so familiar to us are treated with the dignity, respect and love that all animals deserve. To purchase the book and learn more, head to:<a href="https://www.octopusbooks.co.uk/titles/dr-sean-wensley/through-a-vet%e2%80%99s-eyes/9781856754743/" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">https://www.octopusbooks.co.uk/titles/dr-sean-wensley/through-a-vet%e2%80%99s-eyes/9781856754743/</a>

Through a Vet's Eyes with Dr Sean Wensley

Charlie chats with Dr Francesca Bevan about ocean chemical pollution 

In this episode, Charlie chats with Dr Francesca Bevan, chemical pollution specialist at the Marine Conservation Society. They discuss PFAS chemicals and the harm they are causing across global waters and what needs to be done to stop it. The Marine Conservation Society have launched their new campaing, #StopOceanPoison, and are asking you to take action now. You can find more information and a petition to sign asking the government to put an end to non-essential use of PFAS chemicals here: <a href="https://www.mcsuk.org/what-you-can-do/campaigns/stop-ocean-poison/ " rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">https://www.mcsuk.org/what-you-can-do/campaigns/stop-ocean-poison/ </a>

Stop Ocean Poison with Dr Francesca Bevan

Charlie chats with wildlife cameraman, Doug Allan

Charlie chats with wildlife cameraman and ocean ambassador for the Marine Conservation Society, Doug Allan, about his fascinating career journey and how he has witness first hand, the effects of human activity on the polar regions. For more information about the work of the Marine Conservation Society, go to <a href="https://www.mcsuk.org/" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">Marine Conservation Society | Home (mcsuk.org)</a>

A Frozen Picture with Doug Allan, Ocean Ambassador

Celebrating all things Earth

&nbsp;Hello and welcome to the Mountain Conversations podcast, the show that celebrates the beautiful planet we call home. Each episode, alongside an expert who is passionate about their subject, we will take you on a journey to get you excited about the topic and excited about nature. This is a show about hope and positivity, and it’s my hope that by learning something new each episode about the work of amazing people dedicating their lives to making a difference, you will be inspired to take action and get involved in the efforts to preserve our beautiful home, planet Earth.

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