Showing posts with label Chris Skinner. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Chris Skinner. Show all posts

Monday, 23 October 2023

#141: Natural History Podcasts #5: Chris Skinner and High Ash Farm

For some years, I listened to BBC Radio Norfolk on my commute to and from work and used to catch Chris Skinner's farm sections from High Ash Farm. 

He has been broadcasting from the farm for over 40 years apparently. He has sound recording gear with him, and captures the sounds of the wildlife on his farm in Norfolk.

Check out the Facebook page for High Ash Farm as well, which provides a lot of detail and has images and other information.

Chris has started a podcast with Matthew Gudgin, and this deserves a place on our list of Natural History podcasts.


It would be lovely for schools to be paired with farms and to perhaps consider how they might work together for mutual benefit.

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