# Alan Watson Featherstone
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alan watson featherstone (born 10 February 1954) is a Scottish ecologist, natural history photographer, inspirational speaker and the founder of the conservation charity Trees for Life.
== Biography ==
During the 1970s he travelled extensively throughout the United States, Canada and South America. On his return to the United Kingdom, he joined the Findhorn Foundation in 1978, and for the next fifteen years was at the forefront of its work with nature.
ReWilding the Forests of Life: Alan Watson Featherstone, Trees for Life and moving forward
How does it feel to commit - completely, without reservation - to the flow of life? Where do we find the courage and resilience to take the first steps on the path? And how does the world - that same flow of life - support us when we have done so?
In this second of two parts with Alan Watson Feath…
117. Huw Wyn; Arabian Nights in Cairo, Hitching Through Nepal, Tibetan Medicine in Scotland and Tom Hardy Dropping into his Festival
Into The Wild Festival promoter Huw Wyn grew up in his mother’s hotel in Wales then moved to Spain. We talk growing up feral in Andalucia, hitchhiking across Europe, fish-packing in the Netherlands, Glastonbury, Arabian Nights in Cairo, the poetic side of being a London bin man, orphanages in India…
EP272 Alan Watson Featherstone The Findhorn Garden and Working in Harmony with Nature
Alan Watson Featherstone, Speaker, Ecologist, Nature Photographer & Writer (https://AlanWatsonFeatherstone.com) joins host Sheryl Sitts, MPA, BA, Possibilities Coach & Holistic Practitioner (https://www.sherylsitts.com) to discuss a paradigm shift in the way mankind works with nature and the role …
RCAST 71: Steven Ross Talbot [Climate and Coordination]
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Guest today was RChain’s Chairman of the Board – Steven Ross Talbot Danish Wind farm coops Alan Watson – Findhorn – Trees for Life – https://www.findhorn.org/people/alan-watson-featherstone/ Roger Hallam – https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Roger_Hallam_(activist) Extinction Rebellion – https://en.wikip…
41. Power, Transformation & The Lost Birthright Of Our Species / Alan Watson Featherstone
In this opening episode of season five, I had the pleasure of speaking with Alan Watson Featherstone, an ecologist, nature photographer and inspirational public speaker.
The founder of Trees for Life, an award-winning Scottish conservation charity for which he was executive director for almost 30…
Restore Our Planet Podcast #5 Scotland: The Wet Desert. Alan Watson Featherstone.
In this episode, Alan and I discuss how, though beautiful, Scotland's environment has in fact deteriorated considerably over the past centuries. We delve into Alan's illustrious background, rewilding and which species are ready for a comeback, faith in the youth and much more!
Alan's influential T…
Doing it scared, with Emilia Leese, Author of Think like a Vegan & Founder of The Birchfield Project
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My guest this week is Emilia Leese, author of Think like a Vegan & founder of the Birchfield Project dedicated to rewilding 100 acres in the Highlands of Scotland, near Loch Ness, in which they aim to restore the native forest, peat bog, funga, reintroduce locally extinct species & i…
Ep. 26: Ecological restoration and rewilding are essential
There are those who study nature, and then there are those who listen to it. Alan Watson Featherstone is such a listener, a quiet revolutionary who has spent his life translating Earth's silent longing into action.
In this episode, we walk with Alan through:
The act of rewilding — not just restor…
The 'Godfather of Rewilding' with Alan Watson Featherstone
In Scotland, Alan Watson Featherstone is often referred to as the 'Godfather of Rewilding' - he has dedicated his life to saving Scotland's forests, after making a very public declaration to do so. Prepare to be inspired! Get full access to Earth to Humans Podcast's Substack at earthtohumanspodcast…
Secrets in the Sand: Findhorn Dunes Rewilded
A sand dune can look lifeless but is actually one of the most important places for biodiversity in Scotland. We head to the Moray coast to explore the Findhorn Hinterland, where a small, determined local charity is restoring dunes, grassland and woodland while keeping the whole community involved. …
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