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Go wild about Worcestershire's wildlife. Join our volunteer podcast host, Lee Robinson, as he journeys across the county to learn more about our work to help wildlife and connect people to nature.
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Signup to Generate a PitchGo wild about Worcestershire's wildlife. Join our volunteer podcast host, Lee Robinson, as he journeys across the county to learn more about our work to help wildlife and connect people to nature.
Wild Worcestershire is hosted by Worcestershire Wildlife Trust. The show has published 16 episodes to date.
Recent episodes include "Bats, bats, bats...part two" (30 October 2026, 37 minutes), "Bats, bats, bats...part one" (2 October 2026, 39 minutes), and "The five ways to wellbeing" (4 September 2026, 56 minutes).
Wild Worcestershire publishes roughly monthly, with episodes averaging 44 minutes across 16 episodes.
Booking probability for Wild Worcestershire is 38%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. Wild Worcestershire requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. Wild Worcestershire's contact route on record: verified email.
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Worcestershire Wildlife Trust hosts Wild Worcestershire, a science podcast with 16 episodes published.
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Episode #17
After a day with members of Worcestershire Bat Group at The Knapp and Papermill in bat, bats, bats...part one , Lee hot-footed it to Lower Smite Farm, the Trust's HQ. Here he met up with Annabel, senior ecologist with...
Episode #16
The diversity of The Knapp and Papermill - one of the Trust's most loved nature reserves - makes it an incredible place for bats. Daubenton's bats swoop over the river, barbastelles roost under lifted tree bark on older...
Wild Worcestershire
The Wilder Worcestershire: Neighbourhoods Nurturing Nature team work with local people to create pockets of habitat for wildlife to thrive, from orchards and meadows to ponds and allotments. Lee chats to Jameela, Liz...
Episode #12
Upton upon Severn is Worcestershire's stag beetle hotspot. In fact, the town and surrounding villages are the only places in Worcestershire where these giant beetles are found. Join host Lee as he wanders the streets...
Episode #11
<p>Take a wander through a traditional orchard with podcast host, Lee Robinson, and Severn Treescapes Trees and Woodland Advisor, Simone Mansi, to discover why deadwood is anything but dead.</p><p>The two chat all...
Episode #10
<p>Sit back and relax into the dawn chorus of a Worcestershire woodland.</p>
Episode #9
<p>Do you remember your first contact with nature? Inspiring schoolchildren about the natural world is something that the Trust is passionate about and has been doing for decades.</p><p>Recent investment means that it's...
<p>In 2021 Worcestershire Wildlife Trust bought 95 acres of land in the middle of nature reserves owned by the Trust and by Wyre Forest District Council. This created a block of over 600 acres of connected habitat and...
Episode #7
<p>Wet weather has been on everyone's minds recently so join volunteer podcast host Lee at Chapter Meadows in the heart of Worcester city. </p><p>On the other side of the river to the cathedral, Chapter Meadows play an...
Episode #6
<p>Worcestershire Wildlife Trust has a long history of providing placements for trainees. Our alumni are scattered across the UK as well as overseas, from marine ambassadors to our own Head of Conservation and A Network...
Episode #5
<p>A community greenspace near Worcester has been transformed thanks to an enthusiastic parish council and help from both Natural Networks and Wilder Worcestershire: Neighbourhoods Nurturing Nature.</p><p><br...
Episode #4
<p>Join volunteer podcast host, Lee, as he chats to Trust CEO Mike Perry about 2025's highlights as well as looking forward to 2026.</p><p>Lee also surveys staff about their Christmas and wildlife preferences as well as...
Episode #3
<p>Without volunteers, the Trust's work to restore, create and protect habitats for wildlife across Worcestershire simply wouldn't happen. These incredible people give up their time to get involved with every aspect of...
<p>In 2024 Worcestershire Wildlife Trust was awarded funding from The National Lottery Heritage Fund to collaborate with and support communities to connect with and to help wildlife along the corridors of the rivers...
<p>In 2022 Worcestershire Wildlife Trust bought 23 hectares of land at Green Farm next to their much-loved Monkwood nature reserve, a few miles north of Worcester. </p><p>Join podcast host Lee Robinson as he takes a...
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Head of Client Solutions and Wealth Management, Global Impact Ministries International
Worcestershire Bat Group
Severn Treescapes
Wildlife and Wetlands Trust
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