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Professor Andrew Macrae joins Izy Boyd to reveal the invisible microbial world supporting our soils, plants and ecosystems. From childhood adventures in Botswana to environmental research across the UK, Brazil and Australia, Andrew explores how microbes can help restore damaged environments—and why collaboration, curiosity and getting ideas out of the laboratory are essential to meaningful change.
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