Episode 10 - Dawn chorus and seagrass at Walney

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Recorded24 Apr 2025

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Experience the dawn chorus at Smardale Nature Reserve with Reserves Officer Scott Petrek. He guides us through the bird song we're likely to hear in spring and why it's worth getting up early for the experience! Our host and Head of Nature Reserves, Joe Murphy, welcomes guest host Head of Marine, Georgia de Jong Cleyndert. Amber Gould takes producer Liz out to Walney Channel to explain the process of restoring seagrass by planting seeds in the sediment around the island.

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