Tree Lady Talks
The Tree Lady, Sharon Durdant-Hollamby, talks all things trees, nature, forests, natural sciences and health and well-being to fascinating people from all walks of life. Also available as a video podcast on our YouTube channel, '@treeladytalks'. Get in touch with the show treeladytalks@gmail.com
Tree Lady Talks
Latest Episodes
Ancient Woodlands with Luke Barley
Tree Lady Talks: Ancient Woodland, Coppicing, and the Future of British WoodsThis episode explores how Britain’s ancient woodlands evolved from bustling, managed landscapes into the darker, neglected woods many people know today — and wh...
Introduction to the Handbook of Urban Tree Allometry with Luke Fay and Joe Fennel
SummaryIn this episode of Tree Lady Talks, Sharon discusses the newly released handbook on UK urban tree allometry with experts Joe Fennell and Luke Fay. The conversation covers the importance of understanding tree growth data, the proc...
Dr Kathleen Wolf, The Impact of urban trees on human health and wellbeing
SummaryIn this episode of Tree Lady Talks, Dr. Kathleen Wolf, a research social scientist, discusses the profound impact of urban trees on human health and well-being. She shares her journey from biologist to researcher, emphasizing the...
The First Trees & what they teach us -Dr Sandy Hetherington
SummaryIn this episode of Tree Lady Talks, Dr. Sandy Hetherington, a Plant Evolutionary Biologist, discusses the origins and evolution of plants on Earth. The conversation explores the transition of plants from water to land, the charac...
George Bumann - Eavesdropping on Animals
SummaryIn this episode of Tree Lady Talks, host Sharon engages with wildlife expert and sculpture artist George Boomin, who shares insights from his book 'Eavesdropping on Animals.' The conversation explores the intricate ways animals c...
Fan Mail
(Do not remove) Just to say, I really enjoyed your recent pod thanks. Very interesting. My wife and I have recently bought a few acres and planted some whip trees and I do like to imagine and hope what it will look like in years to come. Cheers, Richard
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