As we look forward into 2024, Tom and Chloe have reflected on the Wilder Podcast back catalogue and selected six moments which particularly resonated from them. Whether you’re a regular listener who’d enjoy a reminder, or a new recruit who’s interested in what the Wilder Podcast is all about, we hope you take something away from our conversation. What moments shaped you?

Is rewilding in the UK even possible? Why are terms important? What is rewilding anyway?

In this episode we are joined by academic expert in rewilding, Dr Stephen Carver, as we discuss the role of human intervention, our desire for an ‘outcome’ and the challenges of rewilding in the UK.

Covering everything from the scientific theory of rewilding (diversity, disturbance and distribution!) to the art of tree planting on his very own nature reserve, the inspirational communicator that is Chris D'Agorne will leave you both enthused and resourced to enhance biodiversity in your own green space.

Sharing the wisdom generated over recent years of wilder farming on a 150 acre croft in the Cairngorms, Lyn Cassell’s reflects on the importance of connection to the land, holistic living and the principles of wilder regenerative farming.

The Grange Project take an exciting step forward. Chloe and Tom provide key updates and announce their ‘collaborative mosaic’ idea.

How do you permanently remove billions of tonnes of carbon dioxide, utilising natural processes and of benefit to the land owner? Ben Westcott speaks to us about UNDO; an innovative company deploying the latest technology to speed up enhanced rock weathering, a geological process that locks away CO2.

Alasdair Cameron, Founder and Executive Director of Somerset Wildlands, passionately discussed the concept of rewilding, its distinctions from conservation and restoration, and the pressing need for more wild land in this country.

Alastair Driver, Director of Rewilding Britain, joins us for a chat about the history and vision of Rewilding Britain, discussing the challenges within the current government system and potential solutions.

We announce our Nature Recovery partner for the Grange project and speak to Julia Hailes MBE about Peat, Wilding & Biodiversity

Find out why global biodiversity challenges is know as the ‘Silent Crisis’.

"The Rising Tide of Climate (in)Security With Lt Gen Richard Nugee", we have a fascinating discussion about the connection between climate change and national security (including topics such as food security and mass migration).

We talk to British author and environmental advocate Mark Lynas about the sobering realities of our climate crisis and the vital role governments play in making a difference.

Chloe and Tom talk about their vision for the Grange Project.

Introduction to the Wilder Podcast with Chloe and Tom