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Making space for nature. News, articles and conversations exploring all the work we do to protect wildlife and wild spaces in Dorset.
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Wildlife Matters is hosted by Dorset Wildlife Trust. The show has published 23 episodes to date.
Recent episodes include "S3: E8 Life on the Reserves" (11 May 2026, 39 minutes), "Bringing Beavers Back to Dorset" (15 April 2026, 40 minutes), and "S3: E6 Restoring Dorset's heathlands" (3 February 2026, 31 minutes).
Wildlife Matters publishes roughly monthly, with episodes averaging 35 minutes across 23 episodes.
Booking probability for Wildlife Matters is 29%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. Wildlife Matters requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. Wildlife Matters's contact route on record: public web form.
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Dorset Wildlife Trust hosts Wildlife Matters, a science podcast with 23 episodes published.
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Episode #9
<p >Join ecologists Steve Masters and Colleen Smith‑Moore as they take you behind the scenes of Dorset Wildlife Trust’s 42 nature reserves. From daily habitat management to monitoring rare species, long‑term...
Episode #7
<p >In this episode of Wildlife Matters, we explore five years of beaver activity at Dorset Wildlife Trust’s enclosed project site. From the science behind their wetland engineering to the remarkable return of wildlife...
Episode #4
<p >Discover Dorset’s precious heathlands and the incredible wildlife they support in this podcast. Wardens Anna Kenny and Phoebe Williams explore how humans have shaped these landscapes over thousands of years reveal...
Episode #6
<p >Explore the incredible wildlife and conservation work at The Fine Foundation Wild Chesil Centre on Portland with Fay and Abi from Dorset Wildlife Trust. From rare birds and marine life to hands-on education and...
Episode #5
<p>Nicki from Dorset Wildlife Trust’s Wilder Communities team teams up with volunteer coordinator Anna to explore how the Living Churchyards project has transformed churchyards into thriving wildlife havens. From...
Episode #3
<p >Nick Gray from Dorset Wildlife Trust is joined by landowner Rob Powell to explore a ground breaking partnership at Hogchester Farm. Learn how local wildflower seed harvesting is reversing the loss of meadows...
Episode #2
<p >Join River Catchment Manager Amanda Broom and Assistant Conservation Officer Hannah Divine as they explore why rivers matter, the threats they face, and how we can all help protect them. From simple home habits to...
Episode #1
<p>In this episode of Wildlife Matters, Rob Farrington and Seb Elwood explore the vital role of water in sustaining Dorset’s rich biodiversity, from chalk streams and wetlands to coastal habitats. They discuss the...
Episode #6
<p >With nature in crisis and the decline in many species especially pollinators, wildlife-friendly gardening in your garden, on your balcony, patio or local green space is a fantastic way for everyone to do something...
Episode #5
<p >The story of a community coming together to make a difference to wildlife and people. From the churchyard and a rewilding project to the village nature reserve and many wildlife-friendly gardens in between, Bere...
Episode #2
<p >In March 2024, Dorset Wildlife Trust acquired 827 acres of land at Lyscombe, north-east of Dorchester. It's the biggest land acquisition in Dorset Wildlife Trust's history and represents an incredible opportunity to...
Episode #3
<p >It's three years since Dorset Wildlife Trust acquired the 420-acre site at Wild Woodbury, just outside Bere Regis in Dorset. In that time, the incredible Wild Woodbury community rewilding project has seen a...
Episode #4
<p >Meet the Dorset Wildlife Trust rangers who manage the northern part of Brownsea island for wildlife in partnership with the National Trust and engage with visitors. For its size, Brownsea is one of the most...
Episode #1
<p >Join Dorset Wildlife Trust Reserve Managers, Luke and Neil, as they discuss why nature reserves are important and how they provide a sanctuary for wildlife. Find out about the conservation work carried out by our...
Episode #9
<p>The Urban Green project aimed to empower local people to improve their green spaces for the benefit of people and wildlife. Dorset Wildlife Trust’s Wilder Communities Officer, Anona Dawson talks to Tessa Nesbit, the...
Episode #8
<p>What is the power of peat?</p> <p>Peatland is such an important and amazing habitat - it can store carbon, help to tackle climate change, reduce flooding and provides the right conditions for a variety of wildlife...
<p>Allowing nature to take the lead is the ethos underpinning the rewilding project at Wild Woodbury. Reversing the system of deep ditches built to drain the land was a key part of the vision to rewet the land to create...
<p>Meet our President, Dr George McGavin</p> <p>An engaging and entertaining conversation between Dorset Wildlife Trust’s President, Dr George McGavin and Assistant Warden, James Cartwright. The two of them talk career...
<p>In this episode we join Marine Awareness Officer, Julie Hatcher and award-winning videographer Doug Anderson as they chat about his remarkable career as one of the world’s top underwater cameramen. Doug shares some...
Episode #4
<p>Taking place on the first Sunday of May, International Dawn Chorus Day is the worldwide celebration of nature's greatest symphony. This year we want to bring the dulcet tones of Dorset's diverse birds to you. Sit...
Recent guests on Wildlife Matters. Study who booked and why before you pitch.
Founder of Museum Hack and Author of The 2-Hour Cocktail Party, Dorset Wildlife Trust
lecturer at the University of Arkansas Hospitality Management Program, University of Arkansas Hospitality Management Program
Clinical Psychologist, Psychotherapist, Adjunct Professor of Psychology at University College Dublin, Dorset Wildlife Trust
record-setting high school football coach, educator, and executive coach, Union County-College Corner Joint School District
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