Ben Goldsmith

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.

Ben Goldsmith, a green investment pioneer and rewilding advocate, dives deep into the transformative power of rewilding to restore ecosystems. He discusses how music festivals like Glastonbury can elevate environmental consciousness and shares inspiring conservation stories, including efforts to save the northern white rhino. The conversation emphasizes grassroots community projects, the emotional bond humans share with nature, and the ecological benefits of reintroducing species like wolves. Goldsmith highlights the crucial link between nature's revival and our collective well-being.

Ben Goldsmith, a financier and rewilding advocate, discusses critical issues in UK food security and environmental stewardship. He shares insights about the delicate relationship between farming and conservation, emphasizing land management that supports biodiversity. Topics include reintroducing species like wildcats, the need for sustainable agricultural practices, and the innovative integration of technology in livestock management. Ben also highlights personal stories of resilience through rewilding, showcasing how nature can heal communities.

Guest Ben Goldsmith discusses green investments and rewilding, highlighting his career in sustainable investment management and passion for restoring UK countryside. They explore worldwide rewilding projects, nature-friendly farming practices, and the benefits of investing in high-quality companies for stable returns.

Ben Goldsmith, financier, environmentalist and author, speaks movingly about his grief for his daughter Iris and how he found solace in nature. He discusses the importance of nature as a coping mechanism, the return of beavers in Britain and their impact on the ecosystem, the resistance to change in traditional vested interests, exploring spirituality and finding connection, and his book 'God Is An Octopus: Loss, Love and A Calling to Nature'.