TheHive

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The Hive provides insights into the UK conservation sector. Through conversations with people in the industry, Mollie and Brian explore how to get that all important first job, gain skills fit for a modern day conservationist and discuss exciting new projects and ideas that could help those managing wildlife. This is a fun, collaborative and insightful podcast for those working outdoors, or interested in nature!

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Conservation Psychology; Lizzie Francolini

Apr 29 2021 54 mins

Lizzie Francoloni currently works as a therapist using Conservation and the outdoors as a therapeutic tool. After working in the social sector for many years, Lizzie retrained as a conservationist at Bristol University and it was soon obvious to her that she could combine these two elements, after quickly realising that conservation is a social issue. Episode 8 is the final episode

Negative Environmental Behaviours: Impacts on Nature and Solutions

Apr 16 2021 62 mins

We are heading across the pond for this episode! Join us as we explore how negative environmental behaviours impact nature and conservationists, and what solutions are out there. Featuring Professor Rick Stafford from Bournemouth University (check out more from Rick in episode 1), Eric Kramer-Webb, who works within the Joshua Tree National Park in California, and Author of 365 Days

Visual Communications in Conservation

Apr 01 2021 41 mins

Kendra Marjerrison studied Environmental Visual Communication at Fleming College in Ontario; an innovative study programme and qualification, developed in partnership with the Royal Ontario Museum. Kendra then went on to teach the course and now works as the Social Media and Graphics Assistant for the Hamilton Conservation Authority. This episode covered the use of visual communica

Engagement in Conservation

Mar 18 2021 64 mins

We are going full throttle into the world of environmental engagement for this episode! We are back after a two week break, and for this episode we are focusing on how we can get our messaging effectively across to our audiences. Featuring Director of Conservation Optimism; Julia Migne, Sammy Brisdon, Environmental Educator and Author of 365 Days Wild and founder of A Focus On Nat

Professor Rick Stafford

Mar 09 2021 1 mins

Catch up with our guests from previous episodes! Rick featured in our 1st episode, looking at paths into Conservation.

Elise Sutton

Mar 09 2021 1 mins

Catch up with our guests from previous episodes! Elise featured in our 1st episode, looking at paths into Conservation.

Frances Jenkins

Mar 09 2021 1 mins

Catch up with our guests from previous episodes! Frances featured in our 1st episode, looking at paths into Conservation.

How Nature Impacts on Wellbeing

Feb 19 2021 60 mins

Episode 4 of The Hive found Mollie and Brian chatting to Megan Charles, from Richmond based Charity; A Dose of Nature. Megan had a fascinating educational journey - studying an undergrad in Psychology, followed by an MSc in Environmental Strategy. She has combined these experiences perfectly in her role as Operations Manager at A Dose of Nature This episode covers; - A Dose of Natu

Views Of The Conservation Sector

Feb 05 2021 36 mins

Welcome back to our 3rd episode! How time flies. In this episode we will be exploring views of our sector. We hear from Emily Seccombe from A Focus On Nature, Ollie Sidwell from Rate My Placement and Thirza Loffeld from WildHub! Find out about how we can improve our sector by outlining and removing the barriers to prospective conservationists, how to secure the best people for the

How to Conserve Conservationists; Jessie Panazzolo

Jan 25 2021 48 mins

Jessie Panazzolo, Author of How To Conserve Conservationists, joined Mollie and Brian to talk about her career to date, and those experiences that have had an impact on her - not all of them positive. After founding the online community; Lonely Conservationists, Jessie realised that the kind of issues she has faced, were more widespread than she'd thought. To find links referred to