Nick Holme

Passionate about conservation. We depend on Nature for our mental and physical survival. Taurus & Leo adventures in Zimbabwe and Malawi.

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Exciting! Fun! Memory making! Unforgettable gap year experiences in Zimbabwe and Malawi.
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RT @BenGoldsmith: New date for your diary. Rewilding the World relaunches 24 January with a new episode every fortnight. https://t.co/GYswb…

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Evidence from a recent study has painted an alarming picture for the future of Africa’s savanna birds of prey. With large-scale population collapse and increasing dependence on protected areas, is there an extinction crisis threatening African raptors? https://t.co/NPlGwl9Go3

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Sanjay Gubbi hit headlines six years ago after he was attacked by a leopard that had strayed on to the grounds of an Indian school.

In the lastest episode of Rewilding the World I speak to Sanjay about the attack and how it’s driven him to help establish safe corridors in India’s southern states for leopards and other iconic species.

Listen now wherever you get your podcasts.

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For people heading out to COP 28 in Arabia, you might enjoy this episode of Rewilding the World, on Saudi Arabia’s truly vast rewilding efforts at AlUla. Gazelles, ostriches, oryx, striped hyaenas, Arabian leopards all slated for a comeback. https://t.co/tQjquf2IU2

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A brand new season of Rewilding The World is out tomorrow. My first guest is Zafer Kizilkaya who is leading efforts to create new, huge marine protected areas along Turkey’s terribly depleted Mediterranean coast. The results are astonishing. 

Listen on your favourite podcast platform tomorrow, Wednesday 15 November.

📸 - Zafer Kizilkaya

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Scotland’s fabled Highlands were once famed for a great wildwood, the Caledonian forest, which stretched from coast to coast, teeming with wildlife. Not much of that ecosystem remains today.

In the last episode of this series of Rewilding the World I’m joined by Steve Micklewright from @treesforlifeuk who is working to restore nature at a landscape scale while breathing new life into the communities of the Highlands.

This episode is out now, wherever you get your podcasts.

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Well worth listening to. A great podcast on wildlife corridors.

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Jodi Hilty (@HiltyJodi) is president and chief scientist of the @Y2Y_Initiative, one of the largest wild corridor projects in the world. 

Rewilding has sometimes been distilled down to the ‘Three Cs’; Core areas, Carnivores, and, vitally, Corridors for connecting these up.

Join me in this new episode of #RewildingTheWorld as I discuss with Jodi how she is working to piece together 3,000 km corridor of mountainous habitat on the western side of North America.

Out now wherever you get your podcasts.

[Ben Goldsmith @BenGoldsmith]

Jodi Hilty (@HiltyJodi) is president and chief scientist of the @Y2Y_Initiative, one of the largest wild corridor projects in the world. 

Rewilding has sometimes been distilled down to the ‘Three Cs’; Core areas, Carnivores, and, vitally, Corridors for connecting these up.

Join me in this new episode of #RewildingTheWorld as I discuss with Jodi how she is working to piece together 3,000 km corridor of mountainous habitat on the western side of North America.

Out now wherever you get your podcasts.

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@JeremyClarkson @RichardHammond @MrJamesMay if you are going to Victoria Falls then you simply have to visit the Dusty Road Restaurant https://t.co/Re7QRLFQ2R
True Zimbabwean hospitality and great food.
#TheGrandTour

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@JeremyClarkson @RichardHammond @MrJamesMay if you are going to Victoria Falls then you simply have to visit the Dusty Road Restaurant https://t.co/Re7QRLFQ2R
True Zimbabwean hospitality and great food.
#TheGrandTour

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@antonioguterres #UNGA

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Agenda 21 was produced 31 years ago, at the Earth Summit in Rio de Janeiro. Then we replaced it with the SDGs in 2015 & seem to be missing the targets for 2030. Perhaps we need to revisit Agenda 21 as our blueprint? https://t.co/8y8jWCywCI..

[Guardian news @guardiannews]

Earth ‘well outside safe operating space for humanity’, scientists find https://t.co/4E3vgFOZfE

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@SiOldridge Yes, I fail to understand why we are not making full use of Nature's capabilities. Our obsession with technology has blinded us to the natural solutions that are in front of our eyes. There are a lot of clever people out there, but not many wise people.

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@MrJackLowe And perhaps we should revisit and dust down Agenda 21, from the 1992 Earth Summit in Rio de Janeiro: https://t.co/8y8jWCywCI..

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@BenGoldsmith It's so sad and I expect the number is higher. Here is another Roll of Honour: https://t.co/vPwrI5R2Kw

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@UNDP @UN @UNDESA Perhaps revisiting Agenda 21, from the 1992 Earth Summit in Rio de Janeiro, would be a good thing: https://t.co/8y8jWCywCI..

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@UN Perhaps revisiting Agenda 21, from the 1992 Earth Summit in Rio de Janeiro, would be a good thing: https://t.co/8y8jWCywCI..