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E15 : Embracing the Wild: A Sea Kayaking Adventure with Nick Ray
Dive into the heart of adventure with the latest episode of Naturespace with Haith’s! In this captivating session, we’re thrilled to feature Nick Ray, the inspiring force behind Life Afloat. Join Simon King and Nick as they explore Nick’s remarkable journey – a testament to the transformative power of nature and the spirit of exploration. 🚣 Embark on a Sea Kayaking Adventure: Hear about Nick’s awe-inspiring 12-month solo sea kayak expedition around Scotland’s rugged coastline.
E14 : Steve Smith : Championing British Wildlife with Tiggywinkles Animal Hospital
Welcome to the latest episode of “Naturespace with Haith’s,” a captivating podcast where our passion for wildlife and conservation takes centre stage. I’m your host, Simon King, and in this special episode, we’re delving deep into the enchanting world of British wildlife. 🌟 Featuring: Specialist Wildlife Vet Steve Smith from Tiggywinkles 🌟 Join us as we welcome Steve Smith, a renowned Specialist Wildlife Vet from Tiggywinkles – the world’s busiest wildlife hospital.
E13 : Nick Howard :The Secrets of Castle Howard
🌿🏰🎙️ Episode 3 of season 2: The Secrets of Castle Howard with Special Guest Nick Howard – Only on Naturespace with Haith’s! 🌿🏰🎙️ If you’re passionate about nature, heritage, and the great outdoors, you won’t want to miss the latest episode of Naturespace with Haith’s hosted by Simon King. This time, we’ve got an episode that’s a real treat for the senses for anyone who’s fascinated by the human-nature balance at Castle Howard. 🎤 Meet Our Special Guest: Nick Howard of Castle Howard!…
E12: Sacha Dench: “The human swan” lands at Haith’s
🌍 Join us on another inspiring Journey with Naturespace with Haith’s Podcast 🌍 Get ready for an exhilarating journey into the heart of nature and conservation on the latest episode of the Naturespace with Haith’s Podcast. This time, we are thrilled to be joined by the dynamic ‘unstoppable’ Sacha Dench, a woman whose indomitable spirit and passion for nature have literally propelled her to remarkable heights. Hosted by director of Haith’s, Simon King, this episode promises an in-depth…
E11: Megan McCubbin: Navigating the Crossroads of Wildlife Conservation & Media
Ready for an audio adventure? Simon King brings you another enriching episode of Naturespace with Haith’s, diving deep into the awe-inspiring tales of our natural world. In this podcast episode, we explore the crossroads of wildlife conservation and investigative media. Joining us is the multi-talented Megan McCubbin, known for her work as a zoologist, TV presenter, photographer, author, and conservation champion. Regular listeners, you’re in for another enriching journey. And if you’re new…
iolo Williams is a Welsh naturalist, broadcaster, public speaker and writer who’s worked in conservation for over 30 years. iolo’s talking to Naturespace at Haith’s about helping the natural world and nature’s healing powers plus tips for garden wildlife enthusiasts this winter. In this episode of Naturespace with Haith’s, iolo Williams talks to Simon King of Haith’s bird food about his passion for nature conservation and encourages all of us to get out and enjoy the natural world. iolo is…
E9: Chris Packham: Looking after the natural world and our mental health
Chris Packham is a naturalist, scientist, TV presenter, photographer, educator and campaigner about animal welfare and the environment. He is a gifted presenter of BBC’s Award-winning Springwatch, Autumnwatch and Winterwatch, which have gripped nature enthusiasts since 2005. In this podcast episode, Chris talks to Simon King (Haith’s) about the birds visiting his garden bird feeders and shares his concern for the species not visiting his garden for bird food. Chris talks about the importance…
How far would you go to help nature? Would you walk naked through the streets of London (in autumn) to highlight the declining population of Swifts in Britain? My Naturespace with Haith’s guest did and she has in mind what could be one relatively simple solution to help save Swifts from disappearing. Nature writer and campaigner Hannah Bourne-Taylor hit the headlines this autumn (5th November) when she strolled naked from Hyde Park Corner to the Houses of Parliament and Downing Street to…
Paul Rose’s journey from a Romford council flat to Base Commander of Rothera Research Station, Antarctica, for the British Antarctic Survey for ten years and being awarded HM The Queen’s Polar Medal is an inspirational one, which he happily shares with young explorers in his role as Expedition Leader, National Geographic Pristine Seas. And we’re pleased to say, Paul feeds and watches his garden birds, and – like Haith’s – sees garden bird feeding as a great way to connect with nature. We…
We (Haith’s) have a duty to promote good bird health and encourage people who feed the birds to keep them healthy, and that’s why we make SuperClean bird food. Cage and aviary birds rely on their keepers – it’s a bird keeper’s responsibility to ensure their birds live long and healthy lives. In this episode, we bring together two leading lights in the aviculture world, veterinary Professor John E. Cooper and Champion bird breeder Chris Snell from his aviary in Lincolnshire – plus circa 250…
Margaret is an avid garden birder with a fascinating backstory. Margaret’s a talented nature writer and has penned more than 50 blogs for the Haith’s bird food community since joining the armchair naturalists project. The project was launched by Haith’s bird food during the coronavirus lockdown to help people stay connected with the natural world and share their insights with the community. It turns out Margaret is no ordinary garden birder. For her professional life of almost 40 years,…
Because we’re a trusted bird food company on a mission to discover the bigger picture, we have a self-imposed responsibility to learn more about the 2022 Avian flu activity here in the UK. We can think of no one better equipped to talk to about avian flu and the latest guidance from the Government regarding feeding wild (free-living) garden birds than our veterinary advisor, Professor John E Cooper, DTVM, FRCPath, FRSB, Hon FFFLM, FRCVS. Professor Cooper’s guidance will be comforting to…
Haith’s: Handing over commercial space to nature
It’s possible to hand over commercial space to nature: Haith’s bird food is embarking on an exciting commercial relocation project (migrating from Grimsby to Louth’s Fairfield Est.). We’re aiming to make a positive difference for our staff by creating commercial space and a working environment that’s connected with nature, where we can continue to create unique hand-crafted foods for birds and wildlife – which is what Haith’s has been doing since 1937. Please see…
Published 11/04/22
E4: Dr Helen Jeffries – The connection between nature and autism
A note: this podcast was also filmed and can be viewed on our Spotify (if you have a Spotify account) and YouTube channels. Dr Helen Jeffries says, “I’m autistic and happy to talk about it” which is why we (Haith’s) invited her to feature on an episode of Naturespace with Haith’s because we, too, believe that watching and feeding wildlife can help our well-being and mental health. Helen is brave, determined and unafraid to share her backstory: When Helen was diagnosed autistic five years…
Published 10/26/22
Bonus: Bird song – Mental well-being boost | Morning chorus
ITV News: ‘Being around birds ‘linked to mental wellbeing boost’. Would you believe that some of our customers phone Haith’s bird food and ask to be put on hold so they can hear our bird song recordings? They do! And there’s a good reason why – it’s beautiful. Most say our bird song recording is relaxing – some say that bird song is an ideal background to practice mindfulness and is good for mental well-being, which is why we’re adding it to the Naturespace with Haith’s podcast as a listener…
Published 10/24/22
E3: Dr Nathalie Pettorelli, ZSL – How urban rewilding could boost wildlife and fight climate change
When the Haith’s team heard about a landmark report by ZSL showing how increased urban rewilding efforts could boost wildlife and buffer city dwellers from the worst impacts of climate change, we knew we had to find out more, and we’re grateful that lead author of the report, Dr Nathalie Pettorelli, agreed to a spot on the podcast. In this revealing conversation, Nathalie shares a helpful metaphor (using a Cuban taxi!) to highlight the difference between restoration and rewilding and how…
Published 10/21/22
E2: James Elliott – The Canoe River Cleaner – “It’s all about the flow”
James Elliott AKA “The Canoe River Cleaner” is a local hero fighting for the natural world – his battleground is the River Freshney, and the enemy is litter. “It’s all about the flow,” says James. James took a walk along the river… he spotted discarded rubbish floating in the river… and he bought a canoe to clean other peoples’ mess up! Why? So that he can make a difference. There’s no finger-pointing, no appointing blame – just action from James and he’s on a single-minded mission to…
Published 10/14/22
E1: Chris Snell – Champion Budgie Breeder: a life with birds
Chris Snell is one of the best-known budgie breeders in the world today. He’s a champion budgerigar breeder and President of The Budgerigar Society. Chris has been keeping budgies since his tenth birthday (16th June 1965) when he and his father clubbed together to buy some budgerigars and build some cages – a simple act that introduced him to a life with birds, and his endless search to breed healthy budgies. “A bird’s got to fly,” says Chris – and he means it, which is why he shares his…
Published 09/30/22
Introducing Naturespace with Haith’s
I’m Simon King and this is Naturespace with Haith’s – a new podcast from a bird food company that’s on a mission to make a positive difference for nature. We may not realise it, but nature affects everything – our economy, social framework, health and existence. The natural world is infinite: the animals, rivers and oceans, the food we consume, even the rainwater that irrigates crops and the air we breathe. However, the natural world is on its back foot… (we watch David Attenborough too!)….
