Alex from Oldham is part of Oldham Youth Council. He talks about climate change, spending time outdoors, and how young people's voices need to be heard in decision making. And guest starring his dog.

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Emma, originally from Manchester but now living in Haslingden, Rossendale for 12 years, talks about her work as a community and social practice artist, her sense of awe when spending time in nature and how the countryside could be made more accessible to all.

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George, 17, from Ashton on the edge of the South Pennines, talks about his love of gardening and nature, and how being involved in conservation brings a sense of belonging.

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Pat from Bacup, Rossendale, talks about Bacup Pride and its work in the town litter picking, planting and running a community allotment.

You'll hear "authentic" sound quality in this episode, as the interview was recorded in a polytunnel at the Community Allotment in the rain.

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Naz from Keighley, Bradford, talks about growing up in Keighley, her heritage and her work in supporting women and girls to thrive in their community.

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Zaheer from Halifax, Calderdale, talks about his love of the outdoors and inspiring people in the South Asian community to connect to nature.

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Kevin from Saddleworth, Oldham, talks about the importance of nature for his mental health, working in prisons and being deaf.

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Musicians O'Hooley and Tidow, writers and performers of the closing theme of BBC/HBO drama Gentleman Jack, are also our fantastic ambassadors! They tell us about South Pennines life with their young son and how nature plays a part in their everyday lives.

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