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Log off. Touch grass. 🌍 Join us to connect to nature, big feelings and positive actions with Amy Chapman & Katrina Ridley. Connect to Nature is a new visualised podcast and social media brand with a strong focus on nature and the environment, discussing eco-anxiety and embracing positive actions. Hosted by Amy Chapman (@inthecottagegarden) and Katrina Ridley (@katrina_ridley) Connect to Nature ... more

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They're spraying a probable carcinogen near playgrounds, and most of us have no idea.

Ellen Bradley, co-director of UK Youth for Nature, joins Amy & Katrina to talk turning eco-anxiety into action, how a WhatsApp group became the UK's leading youth ... more

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Elliot Arthur Worsop believes football can help save the planet.

In this episode Amy Chapman and Katrina Ridley sit down with the founder of Football for Future, to talk about why the world's most popular game might be our most powerful tool for clim... more

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Did you know avocado, lemon, pomegranate and grapefruit trees are growing FREE in London?

Join Amy & Katrina with Divya Hariramani, founder of Fruity Walks, to uncover London's hidden orchards, immigration stories rooted in fruit trees and how to st... more

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Springwatch presenter Megan McCubbin joins Amy Chapman and Katrina Ridley to talk curiosity, courage and wildlife conservation.

Megan shares how a bedroom full of praying mantises, tortoises and Marmite the barn owl turned into a career in wildlife ... more

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Recent Guests

Ellen Bradley
Co-director of UK Youth for Nature and nature campaigner
UK Youth for Nature
Episode: Pesticides near playgrounds?! Ellen Bradley wants to ban glyphosate use in the UK
Elliot Arthur Worsop
Founder of Football for Future.
Football for Future
Episode: Why football is the most POWERFUL tool for Climate Action with Elliot Arthur Worsop
Divya Hariramani
Sustainability and renewable energy engineer and founder of Fruity Walks
Fruity Walks
Episode: Why is nobody picking London's FREE fruit? Divya Hariramani on the capital's hidden orchards
Megan McCubbin
Science communicator, wildlife television presenter, author and conservation campaigner.
BBC
Episode: Megan McCubbin: 'We are all hypocrites living in a flawed system'
Tinuke Oyediran
Outdoor presenter, adventure therapist in training, online storyteller, nature addict
Elsewhere (directory for diverse outdoor events)
Episode: The HEALING power of micro adventures with Tinuke Oyediran
Doug McMaster
Zero-waste chef and founder of Silo
Silo
Episode: Eating for a BETTER future: sustainable food secrets with Doug McMaster
Larissa Kennedy
Trustee of the Fairtrade Foundation; climate justice activist
Fairtrade Foundation
Episode: Why your food choices are a climate justice issue with Larissa Kennedy
Johnathon Miller-McCall
science communicator, conservationist
Independent/conservation education
Episode: Johnathon Miller-McCall: from credit control to London's WILD spaces
Poppy Okotcha
Home grower, community gardener, author
Self/Various community projects
Episode: What Nature taught Poppy Okotcha about life and death

Hosts

Amy Chapman
Nature-focused host, gardener and social media creator.
Katrina Ridley
Presenter and broadcaster focused on nature and sustainability.

Chart Rankings

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#50
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#211
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#9
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#69
Philippines/Science/Nature
Apple Podcasts
#95
Spain/Science/Nature
Apple Podcasts
#96
Austria/Science/Nature
Apple Podcasts
#136
Denmark/Science/Nature
Apple Podcasts
#156
Switzerland/Science/Nature
Apple Podcasts
#170
Netherlands/Science/Nature
Apple Podcasts
#189
Ireland/Science/Nature
Apple Podcasts
#203
Finland/Science
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#227
New Zealand/Science/Nature

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Pesticides near playgrounds?! Ellen Bradley wants to ban glyphosate use in the UK
Q: What would you say to people on the other side who want a tidy street and want all of the weeds gone?
Bradley says the idea of ecological tidiness deserves reconsideration. She recommends finding common ground with people who value nature and working together on practical changes rather than blaming them.
Pesticides near playgrounds?! Ellen Bradley wants to ban glyphosate use in the UK
Q: If someone has a lot of climate anxiety or rage, or they know they want to do something but don't know where they fit, do you have any advice on finding their place in that?
Bradley recommends matching personal interests and skills with ways to contribute, taking action, and finding a supportive community that can acknowledge the difficulty and encourage people as they try new things.
Why football is the most POWERFUL tool for Climate Action with Elliot Arthur Worsop
Q: Could you give a few examples of how the climate changing might impact football?
Worsop cites stadiums at risk of flooding, extreme weather affecting tournament schedules, and climate risks to 2026 World Cup host venues. He says future tournaments in North America will need significant adaptation, while grassroots and women's football are especially vulnerable because they have fewer resources.
Why football is the most POWERFUL tool for Climate Action with Elliot Arthur Worsop
Q: Could you talk a little bit about Football for Future and what it is that you do?
Worsop says the organization uses football to build climate awareness and action. It works as a trusted friend of the industry, connecting with clubs and brands and developing practical sustainability solutions.
Why is nobody picking London's FREE fruit? Divya Hariramani on the capital's hidden orchards
Q: Do you have any tips for responsible harvesting?
She advises being mindful, waiting until there is more than one tree when possible, and taking only a handful so fruit remains for others and wildlife.

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What is Connect to Nature about and what kind of topics does it cover?

Conversations about finding connection with the natural world and turning environmental concern into practical action. Amy Chapman and Katrina Ridley speak with scientists, conservationists, activists, artists, gardeners and outdoor-community builders about subjects ranging from wildlife and food systems to folklore, fashion, music and mental wellbeing. Episodes pair guests' personal stories and specialist knowledge with accessible ideas for everyday engagement, such as exploring local green spaces, growing food, changing consumption habits or supporting conservation. The tone is warm and informal, with host reflections and quick-fire questions alongside serious discussion of eco-anxiety, climate justice and barriers to outdoor access. Its ... more

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