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TALKING NATURALLY PODCAST: Interview with Noah

January 25, 2016

We’ve three interviews for you this episode. We’re talking with Noah Strycker, the new Big Year world record holder who in 2015 travelled to 41 countries on all seven continents and finished with a remarkable 6042 species on his year list; with the RSPB’s Andre Farrar discussing the recently-released government Hen Harrier Action Plan – a short document that includes the prospect of brood management in its 11 pages; and with Bristol-based author and researcher Ed Drewitt on the rise of the urban peregrine.

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