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Sophie Pavelle: Ten Remarkable British Species and the Fable of Janet who fondly found their Faeces

Sophie Pavelle: Ten Remarkable British Species and the Fable of Janet who fondly found their Faeces

Update: 2023-06-061
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Sophie Pavelle spearheads the new breed of science communicators. She is a nature writer, the communications co-ordinator for the Beaver Trust and an ambassador for the Wildlife Trusts. Recorded in front of a live audience in November 2022, this interview chronicles the journey she undertook to write her award-winning book, “Forget Me Not”. Hear about her encounters with “salt and vinegar chipsticks”, “bald men in hot tubs” and “that guy in the office who trails a 10 metre wake of paco rabane” (aka, Marsh Fritillary Butterflies, Seals and Bottle-nosed Dolphins - did we mention she’s from the new breed?) Hear about her low carbon journey across the British Isles to encounter ten of Britain’s nearly forgotten endangered species, and how when putting pen to paper she set out to blame human beings for climate change… but in a happy way! She meets the Bat Conservation Trust, visits the Rewildling project at Knepp, and heads to the north of England in search of Britain’s smallest bird of prey - and her take home from this? Sadly few encounters with her chosen ten species, but fortunately lots of stories about poo…!

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Sophie Pavelle: Ten Remarkable British Species and the Fable of Janet who fondly found their Faeces

Sophie Pavelle: Ten Remarkable British Species and the Fable of Janet who fondly found their Faeces