Podcast Season 3 Episode 2: Nurturing biodiversity at our green spaces

With only 50% of UK biodiversity remaining, the relationships people have with nature are what will make the difference for the future of our green spaces, and our planet.

Suzi Kemp, our Communications Officer, talks to two of our rangers – Tristan and Jake – about how Earth Trust looks after biodiversity, and how we engage people in hands-on stewardship of green spaces with tree planting, hedge laying, and caring for soils.

From school kids to senior citizens, we need all kinds of everyday heroes to replant, restore, and reconnect people with the special places where nature thrives.

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Join our experts and friends  – from the comfort of your own home – as we explore the power of natural green spaces to address climate, biodiversity and health.

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