
After 30 years working to restore nature in forests and on farms, Pete Leeson takes time out to revisit the people he’s met along the way. Throughout the series, Pete discovers how land managers are adapting and responding to the nature crisis we all face, while navigating the economic challenges within farming today. People are at the heart of this podcast, holding the potential to do some incred... more
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 77 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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Bill and Alison Lloyd are truly legendary in Cumbria. Perhaps best known for their musical ability as folk performers on the festival circuit and with their studio and recording business but also well known for their work with woodlands. They came to... more
Martin farms arable crops in South Cambridgeshire and leads the Nature Friendly Farming Network. On farm, he focuses on soil health, integrated pest management, mixed rotations and schemes that pay for public goods. In his CEO role, he works with gov... more
In this episode we meet Luke Barley - Senior National Consultant - Trees and Woodlands for the National Trust to talk about his fabulous book "Ancient - Reviving the Woods that Made Britain" which was published in early 2026. Just before the book was... more
In this Tree Amble episode we went to the South Lakes to find forester Edward Mills in his patch of ancient woodland. Ed's wood is buried deep in a part of the world rich in a woodland heritage and culture around wood products and management but also... more
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I happened upon this podcast as I’m lucky enough to know some of the people being interviewed in the recent miniseries on Epping Forest. What a joy it was listening to people with real knowledge of the natural environments all around us speak with such passion and clarity - a real credit to Peter and the production team!
In a suffocating sea of political podcast sewage, this is a real tonic!
Great podcast, it is a fantastic insight into real, practical nature-based solutions and includes conversations with a wide range of people. It’s always presented in an accessible and informative way, I love listening to this podcast and I’ve listened to every episode! I’m an ecology student and I’ve learnt a lot from this podcast, thank you so much, I’ve recommended it to all my friends :)
Keep them coming please Pete! Gives you hope and positivity for the future. Interviews with a fantastic array of interesting and knowledgeable people. Informative and heartwarming
Fabulous stories from real people about restoring nature, planting trees, biodiversity, and getting our lives back in balance with the natural world. I have loved each and every episode, and only found one challenging, when you suggested Pete that you had 30 episodes in mind, that is definitely not enough, please continue! We have recently set up a new community group to map protect and regenerate the rainforests of Kintyre, in Argyll, and we get so much hope and encouragement from your podcasts... more
Brilliant insight into the people, places and happenings trying to make the world a better place!
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This show concentrates on practical conservation and regenerative farming, highlighting how land managers restore woodlands, implement agroforestry, coppicing, and wood pastures, and connect ecological health with local economies. Across episodes, conversations span ancient woodlands, biodiversity, soil biology, and the social dynamics of working with farmers, volunteers, and communities to rebuild landscapes. Noteworthy themes include cross-border farming practices, community-led habitat restoration, and innovative local food systems that tie ecological goals to livelihoods. Listeners can expect thoughtful, experience-driven discussions that bridge rigorous ecology with real-world farming and land-management challenges, often illustrated w... more
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