In this weeks episode I got the chance to sit down with the insightful and passionate founder of Viva, Juliet Gellatley!

Be sure to check out their campaigns and brand new film Hogwood currently streaming on Netflix!

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Wildlife filmaker Pete Rogers sits down with renowed Orangutan expert and author Leif Cocks to discuss the survival of the speices, climate change, corporate responsibility and so much more

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I got to chat with Florence Wilkinson about her brand new book Wild City which covers the topic of urban wildlife and how we can all get closer to it whilst also helping it

A great chat with John from Blue Planet Society about the threats and opportunities presented by our oceans and marine life!

Veganism, Activism, Springwatch, Rewilding, GCSE's and writing a book!

These are just a few of the things I was able to chat about with the wonderful Megan McCubbin

Hope you enjoy episode 10!

Yes episode 9 is finally hear from me to your ear!

This week I spent some virtual time with Harry Cooke who went from wanting to be film critic to becoming a big cat videographer for The Big Cat Sanctuary in Kent

Hope you enjoy!

Pete Rogers sits down with Geoff Williams to talk about one of his favourite animals ever, the Platypus!

We dispell plenty of myths relating to the wild & Ramsay Street! 

Geoff tells us how Platypus found him, why the work which the conservancy does  is so important & loads more!

I got have a great chat with Sophie Pavelle on everything from nature accessibility, technologies relationship with nature & loads more!

An adventurous zoologist and talented science communicator, Sophie uses enthusiasm and humour to bring natural history to new audiences. She shares quirky stories about British wildlife and conservation; putting a fresh twist on contemporary natural history content