Episode 5 - Beavers and red squirrels in Cumbria

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Recorded29 Nov 2024

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Mammals are amoungst our most-loved wildlife. They are usually cute and we'll go to quite a lot of effort to see them as they give so much joy. In this podcast we talk to Elizabeth Ogilvie, Ecologist for the Lowther Farming Partnership, about the enclosed beaver trial on their estate, and with Joshua Adams, Cumbria Wildlife Trust's Red Squirrel Ranger. You'll learn about these secretive animals' behaviour and what's being done to help these species thrive in Cumbria into the future.

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