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Hosted by Cumbria Wildlife Trust · science · EN · 25 episodes
Travel across Cumbria to discover wildlife & wild places, from the coast to the fells and everything in-between. You’ll hear about what makes Cumbria unique, get behind-the-scenes access to our projects and meet the Trust’s experts and special guests who are helping to put back Cumbria’s wildlife.
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Signup to Generate a PitchTravel across Cumbria to discover wildlife & wild places, from the coast to the fells and everything in-between. You’ll hear about what makes Cumbria unique, get behind-the-scenes access to our projects and meet the Trust’s experts and special guests who are helping to put back Cumbria’s wildlife.
Cumbria Wildlife Trust’s Podcast is hosted by Cumbria Wildlife Trust. The show has published 25 episodes to date.
Recent episodes include "Episode 25: Growing trees for Skiddaw Forest" (13 October 2026, 35 minutes), "Episode 23: Limestone pavement at Hutton Roof Crags Nature Reserve" (15 July 2026, 34 minutes), and "Episode 22: Reintroducting the white-faced darter dragonfly" (18 June 2026, 37 minutes).
Cumbria Wildlife Trust’s Podcast publishes roughly monthly, with episodes averaging 37 minutes across 25 episodes.
Booking probability for Cumbria Wildlife Trust’s Podcast is 29%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. Cumbria Wildlife Trust’s Podcast requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. Cumbria Wildlife Trust’s Podcast's contact route on record: public web form.
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Episode #25
Gathering tree seed this autumn for our new nurseries across Cumbria to grow on is not as simple as it might seem. Hear from Rowan Sharpe, Community Tree Grower and Gardener, about seed genetics, mast years, and working...
Episode #23
The limestone pavement at Hutton Roof Crags Nature Reserve is some of the best in Britain. It's home to a number of specialist rare ferns and flowering plants, and the very thin limestone soil is ideal for dark-red...
Episode #22
The population of rare white-faced darter dragonfly has expanded across Cumbria thanks to David Clarke of the British Dragonfly Society. Previously only found in one location in Cumbria, this dragonfly has been...
Episode #21
<p>Our host and Head of Nature Reserves, Joe Murphy, talks to reserves officer Andrew Walter and geologist Sylvia Woodhead about the flora that can be found at this unique reserve and how the geology has a direct...
Episode #20
<p>This month Joe talks to conservationists and volunteers about their efforts to bring back the pine marten to Cumbria. Hear about the challenges and rewards of their work, and find out how reintroduction projects like...
Episode #19
<p>Staff and volunteers work really hard to keep habitat at South Walney Nature Reserve's the ideal place for wildlife to rest, nest or to pass through on migration. Our host and Head of Reserves, Joe Murphy, talks to...
Episode #18
<p>Cumbria Wildlife Trust is taking a new approach to working with people and we're calling it Wilder Cumbria. It's about individuals, communities and organisations taking action to help nature in their area, with...
Episode #17
<p>What an amazing year we've had at Cumbria Wildlife Trust! In this episode we re-visit some of the staff we've talked to over the last year and hear how their nature conservation projects and community work is...
Episode #16
<p>It's been a year since Cumbria Wildlife Trust purchased Skiddaw Forest and created England's highest nature reserve. Joe, our host and Head of Nature Reserves, talks to the key people involved in the landscape scale...
Episode #15
<p>This year we're celebrating the 10-year anniversary of Cumbria Wildlife Trust's ownership of Eycott Hill Nature Reserve. In this episode Joe Murphy, host and Head of Nature Reserves is joined by Kevin Scott, Northern...
Episode #14
<p>This month Joe is in conversation with butterfly expert Martin Wain. Now North of England Conservation Manager with Butterfly Conservation, Martin explains how butterflies are great indicators of the state of...
Episode #13
<p>Despite covering much of Cumbria's uplands and areas around Morecambe Bay and the Solway, many people aren't aware of this special habitat. Close-up, peatlands are full of small but beautifully formed plants...
Episode #12
<p>Learn more about our beautiful grasslands, species-rich grasslands and pollinators with the help of Tanya St Pierre, from our Grasslands and Pollinators team. Recorded at our Bowber Head Farm Nature Reserve, home to...
Episode #11
<p >We are so lucky to have such a huge variety of wildlife on our coastline. In this episode, you’ll find out more about some of birds you are likely to see.</p> <p >We joined Steph Leow from the RSPB, who is working...
Episode #10
<p>Experience the dawn chorus at Smardale Nature Reserve with Reserves Officer Scott Petrek. He guides us through the bird song we're likely to hear in spring and why it's worth getting up early for the experience!</p>...
Episode #9
<p>Have you ever thought about how nature lifts your spirits if you take time to stop, look and listen?</p> <p>Staff at Cumbria Wildlife Trust have been working with people with dementia and people suffering from...
Episode #8
<p>Our host Joe Murphy, Head of Nature Reserves, talks to guest host Adam McGinley, Cumbria Wildlife Trust's Gosling Sike Manager & Horticulture Manager.</p> <p>In this episode hear about what goes on at Gosling Sike...
Episode #7
<p>It's the start of a new year and in this episode you'll hear about how Cumbria Wildlife Trust helps young people make a start in a career in nature conservation. We hear from apprentices, and previous apprentices...
Episode #6
<p>In episode 6, our host Joe Murphy, Head of Nature Reserves, welcomes CEO Stephen Trotter, and Head of Fundraising, Hazel Jones, to talk about the ups and downs of the 2024 year for Cumbria Wildife Trust - with...
Episode #5
<p>Mammals are amoungst our most-loved wildlife. They are usually cute and we'll go to quite a lot of effort to see them as they give so much joy.</p> <p>In this podcast we talk to Elizabeth Ogilvie, Ecologist for the...
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