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200: Deer Management in Ireland with Ashley Glover

The image shows large wooden numbers "200" placed in a lush green forest. The numbers appear to be carved from wood with a natural, rustic texture and are partially covered with moss or green vegetation growing on them. They're positioned on the forest floor, surrounded by pine trees and dappled sunlight filtering through the canopy. The setting creates a striking contrast between the man-made numerals and the natural forest environment, suggesting a theme of nature and sustainability or perhaps marking a significant milestone or anniversary related to the number 200.

https://open.spotify.com/episode/11i349yokoK471SyDzdPMh Is Ireland ready to tackle its growing deer management challenges? How will the new national deer management programme impact hunters, landowners, and conservation efforts? What role do thermal imaging technologies play in modern wildlife management? In this milestone 200th episode of Conservation and Science, we welcome back Ashley Glover, a conservationist, master huntsman, and … Continue reading 200: Deer Management in Ireland with Ashley Glover →

Christmas Wishes and a Peek into 2025

Sunbeams pierce through evergreen branches adorned with bright red poinsettia flowers, creating dramatic rays of golden light. The sunburst effect illuminates dust particles in the air, whilst the green foliage and red flowers are beautifully backlit, creating a magical Christmas atmosphere. The composition features rich bokeh effects in the background, adding to the festive warmth.

https://open.spotify.com/episode/3vzqPAmSBy92gbbXAe7XyO Unlike many podcasters who take a break over Christmas, I'm not taking breaks. Instead, as I do every year, I'm publishing a special episode with seasonal wishes and, most importantly, with a big thank you to all of you for being here with me, subscribing to the podcast whether on a podcast app or … Continue reading Christmas Wishes and a Peek into 2025 →