Adam Weymouth

Adam Weymouth, author of 'Lone Wolf,' shares his captivating journey tracking a wolf in the Alps, revealing the cultural and ecological significance of these creatures. Zoe Gilbert discusses wolves in mythology, showcasing their transformation from villains to symbols of balance. Ben Goldsmith advocates for rewilding, emphasizing the ecological benefits of reintroducing wolves to the UK. The conversation delves into the myths surrounding wolves, exploring themes of coexistence, female archetypes, and the complex dynamics of nature and nurturing.

In this enlightening conversation, Adam Weymouth, author of “Lone Wolf: Walking the Line Between Civilization and Wildness,” explores the fascinating resurgence of the European wolf and its historical significance in the British Isles. He delves into the journey of a wolf named Schlotz, highlighting the intricate connections between wolves and humans through shared fears and emotions. The discussion also touches upon the political tensions surrounding farmers and wolf reintroduction, and how wolves symbolize resilience in the face of environmental challenges.

Travel writer Adam Weymouth and Professor Erica Fudge discuss the incredible comeback of wolves in Europe. Adam shares insights on the journey of a pioneering wolf named Slavc, while Erica explores the historical myths surrounding wolves, including the roots of werewolf tales. They delve into cultural perceptions, the interplay between conservation and farming, and the complexities of human-wolf relationships. Their conversation uncovers both the ecological benefits of wolves and the challenges posed to rural communities, calling for a deeper understanding of these majestic creatures.