Neil Middleton

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Talking Bat · Talking Publications with Dr Guy Freeman (British Wildlife & CLM) · 11 Aug 2026 podcast

over and above British wildlife or you know or how do the two things kinda come together or separate themselves apart, bearing in mind that British wildlife does also tackle conservation.

Thoughts on that?

Yeah.

As an outside observer of both of these and I mean folks to be fair I haven't done a troll of the internet to kind of see what other publications there are out there that may be

similar to these two publications we've talked about so far.

For British wildlife, there are definitely some magazines out there that people could subscribe to or purchase that maybe kinda try and do something similar but in a very different kind of way.

But I'm not really that conscious of anything out there that's kind of doing what conservation land management is trying to do.

Is that is that a fair representation?

Is it fairly is that a fairly unique publication that's available in in the sector?

We then have this publication called Wilding for Conservation.

Again, as I said before, folks, in the show notes we will have links to where you can find out more about each of the publications we're talking about today.

And this is the last of the three publications we are going to talk about today: welding for conservation.

You can get this at Britishwildlife.com forward slash welding, forward slash.

This is a one-off publication.

I believe it appeared as such very late 2025.

It's available to purchase in PDF format from that website that I've just given you there.

Check the show notes, remember, if you want to follow up on that.

Where did welding for conservation come from?

And is it going somewhere or is it just a one off publication?

How do you see this developing, if indeed it does develop?

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