The Wild Work Podcast

Wild Work announce is delighted to announce our new innovative Free biodiversity training programme! In this episode Wild Worker Will talks about some of his favourite outdoor places to visit in Cork, many of which will feature in the training programme

To find out more visit www.wildwork.ie 

Featured in this episode:

William O'Halloran

Isabel Auld

 

 

Wild Work joined the Ability participants to develop a Citizen Science training course called "Journey to Becoming a Wild Work Citizen Scientist". In this episode Will and Karen reflect on the programme.

The Ability Programme helps young adults with disabilities to engage in the community and to find employment, supporting them through training, workshops and employer engagement

To find out more visit https://wildwork.ie/ 

Music by Alex_MakeMusic from Pixabay

 

In this special episode we talk about the Carrigtwohill Biodiversity Plan and an exciting project distributing wildflower seeds to the community. We chat with members of the Carrigtwohill community involved with the biodiversity plan.

Featured in this episode:

Margaret Searson, Carrigtwohill Tidy Towns

Cllr. Alan O'Connor

Venessa Lieghio

Links mentioned in the podcast:

• Carrigtwohill Biodiversity Action Plan
• Wildflowers in your seed pack
• Wildflower meadows
• Significant Tree Project

To find out more visit https://wildwork.ie/ 

Music by Alex_MakeMusic from Pixabay

In the final episode of our student placement podcast series Rachel and Kinga reflect on their work placement with the Wild Work team.

Featured:

Karen Loxton

Rachel Hayden

Kinga Szalecka 

William O'Halloran

Finbarr Wallace

To find out more visit https://wildwork.ie/ 

Music by Alex_MakeMusic from Pixabay

In the third episode of our student placement podcast series, Rachel Hayden talks about her project with Wild Work on carbon sequestration and amenity grassland management. Rachel's project looks at the research into how we can manage our garden lawns and public green spaces in a way that captures carbon and promotes biodiversity.

The conversation extends to the difficulties of communicating the science of climate change, and science in general, and the necessity of balancing the urgency of the message with one of hope and practical, positive action.  

Interesting links mentioned in the podcast:

Corine Land Cover Data

Featured:

Rachel Hayden

Kinga Szalecka

William O'Halloran

To find out more visit https://wildwork.ie/ 

Music by Alex_MakeMusic from Pixabay