Sound Escape 281. Listen to whitethroats and kestrels beside the River Medway in Kent

Sound Escape 281. Listen to whitethroats and ...

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Sound Escape 282. Immerse yourself in the manic action of a sand martin colony

As you crest a little riverside cliff, the air is filled with clicks, trills and buzzes. Squadrons of sand martins career wildly around you from their colony – a series of burrows dug into the sandy cliff face. The air is alive with aerobatic birds, including the first broods of ...  Show more

359. Learn how to rewild yourself and your community with adventurer Alastair Humphreys

One of the biggest issues facing our wildlife and wild places is our own disconnection from the natural world. You've got to love it to save it, says this week's guest Alastair Humphreys. Plodcast host Fergus Collins meets Alastair on the River Medway in Kent to hear how we have ...  Show more

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