Cal Flyn - The Savage Landscape
Jul 22, 202625m
Mark Stephen meets Cal Flyn, author of The Savage Landscape - How We Made The Wilderness in which she explores the meaning of wilderness in a journey into the forests, deserts and ocean floor
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A topical guide to life in the Scottish outdoors.
Unknown Host hosts Scotland Outdoors, a science show with 785 episodes published.
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