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Hosted by Brecks Landscape Partnership · science · EN-GB · 14 episodes
Walking and talking through the Norfolk and Suffolk Brecks to find out what makes it one of the most unusual landscapes in the UK from the people who live and work with the land.
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Signup to Generate a PitchWalking and talking through the Norfolk and Suffolk Brecks to find out what makes it one of the most unusual landscapes in the UK from the people who live and work with the land.
A Field Guide to the Brecks is hosted by Brecks Landscape Partnership. The show has published 14 episodes to date.
Recent episodes include "Episode 13 - A Tour Around the Brecks with the Landscape Partnership" (10 February 2026, 62 minutes), "Episode 12 - Archaeological Play and Experimentation" (3 February 2026, 34 minutes), and "Episode 11 - Art for Community Resilience" (27 January 2026, 49 minutes).
A Field Guide to the Brecks publishes roughly weekly, with episodes averaging 43 minutes across 14 episodes.
Booking probability for A Field Guide to the Brecks is 21%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. A Field Guide to the Brecks requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. A Field Guide to the Brecks's contact route on record: verified email.
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Brecks Landscape Partnership hosts A Field Guide to the Brecks, a science show with 14 episodes published.
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Episode #13
<p>This week, in the final episode of the series, Timo talks to Landscape Partnership founder, and Suffolk County Council’s Natural Environment Manager, Nick Dickson, and current Project Manager of the Landscape...
Episode #12
<p>This week, Timo talks to Lance and Alfred from West Stow Country Park and Anglo-Saxon Village. Their exploration of the park starts with Æppel and Æcern, two wild-boar-mix pigs rootling beneath the trees, then...
Episode #11
<p>This week, Timo talks to Maddie Exton, Artist and Creative Producer at MarketPlace Arts, an Arts Council funded Creative People and Places (CPP) charity. They discuss:</p>Maddie’s working-class, rural Suffolk...
Episode #10
<p>This week, Timo talks to Richard Evans, co-founder of the Breckland Farmers Wildlife Network (BFWN). They discuss:</p>the ingredients that formed the BFWN, from Richard’s background and network, to the Breckland...
Episode #9
<p>This week, Timo talks to Becky Carter, Catchment Engagement Manager and Martin Bowes, Strategy Manager for Anglian Water. They discuss:</p>how the word “heritage” applies naturally to water in the Brecks because it...
Episode #8
<p>This week, we’re kicking off 2026 with a conversation withGraham Wade, co-founder of Run Breckland. Timo talks to Graham in September 2025 on Butten Island, between the Little Ouse and the Thet in the centre of...
Episode #7
<p>This week, Timo talks to Lou Mayer, Environmental Programme Manager at the Environment Agency. They discuss:</p>the value of chalk streams the impact of rainfall, the historical human-shaping of rivers, and the...
Episode #6
<p>{Apologies for the poor sound quality in this episode}</p><p>In this episode, Timo talks to Tim Cowan, Brecks Conservation Officer for the RSPB. They discuss:</p>Tim’s relationship with the Brecks and the changes to...
Episode #5
<p>Timo talks to Imogen Radford about the role of water in one of the driest regions of the UK.</p><p>Imogen is a volunteer who ran two projects for the Partnership: one collecting and sharing oral histories of river...
Episode #4
<p>Timo talks to Pete Waters, Executive Director of Visit East of England about tourism in the Brecks. They discuss:</p>how to work with what we have in attracting visitors to the areahow to curate the visitor...
Episode #3
<p>Timo talks to James Parry from The Breckland Society about the often overlooked social and cultural history of the Brecks. They discuss:</p>the story of how human activity has changed the landscape from a hostile...
Episode #2
<p>Timo talks to Tina Cunnell, Brandon Town Clerk and former Thetford Town Clerk. Today’s episode takes a walk through Brandon’s green spaces, from the public-access orchard, up the avenue of lime trees planted for...
Episode #1
<p>Timo talks to Andrew Blenkiron, manager of the Elveden Estate, the largest ring-fenced, lowland farm in England. </p><p>Join them on Dead Man’s Heath – a classic Brecks landscape of open heath fringed with pine lines...
A Field Guide to the Brecks
<p>The Norfolk and Suffolk Brecks has a tangible history of human-shaping that goes back thousands of years yet, today is home to 28% of the UK's rarest species and was described in the University of East Anglia's...
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