Fiona Mathews, a Professor of Environmental Biology and founder of Mammal Conservation Europe, teams up with Tim Kendall, a Professor of English Literature, to discuss their bestselling book, 'Black Ops and Beaver Bombing.' They share their journeys into conservation, emphasizing the importance of personal connections to nature. The duo highlights the vital roles mammals play in ecosystems and addresses wildlife conservation challenges in Britain, including rewilding efforts. They also touch on ethical sourcing in the coffee industry, linking sustainability to global issues.

In this captivating discussion, Professors Fiona Mathews, an environmental biology expert and mammal conservation advocate, and Tim Kendall, a creative writing guru, venture into the Forest of Dean to explore the controversial topic of Wild Boar reintroduction. They reflect on the ecological impact of these creatures, share amusing wildlife encounters, and dissect the intricacies of conservation, including the complex dynamics of public perception and genetic diversity. Their insightful tales are both humorous and thought-provoking, blending science with storytelling.

Fiona Mathews, a professor of Environmental Biology and chair of Mammal Conservation Europe, teams up with Tim Kendall, a professor of English Literature, to uncover the wild world of British mammals. They share amusing stories about their trained labrador, Charlie Brown, who finds bats affected by wind turbines. Delve into the locals of the elusive Wild Boar, the surprising journey of a Scottish Pine Marten to Georgia, and the impact of culture on wildlife conservation. Their wit shines as they blend science with storytelling!