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Environmental Scientist and poet Carly Riley takes nature novice Joanna Neary on a splashy pond dip at Trelusback wildlife in the late winter months, when the little creatures were emerging.
With Keith Wilson of Trelusback Foundation for Wildlife Conservation.
The second part of the show is a magazine show with poetry, book extracts and a draw-a-long based on a lesson on plankton at Barncoose CP School (RIP), with housewife Celia Jesson.
With music by Hedluv.
No swears but we do use cheeky slang.
From Episode 9 onwards, this podcast is supported by listeners via Patreon
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