Hedgerows: Ireland’s Wildlife Highways and Biodiversity Boosters

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Feet on the Soil

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A podcast exploring the world beneath our feet and how we interact with it. Take a break from the hustle and bustle of life and reconnect with nature on the Feet on the Soil podcast. We dive into a variety of topics related to the natural world, exploring how we impact it and, in turn, how it shapes our lives. Whether it's listening to fantastic guests or my own reflections on the outdoors, you're sure to learn something new about nature connection, environmental impact, and the spiritual benefits of spending time outside. I hope you enjoy, and don't forget to get outside today!

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Hedgerows: Ireland’s Wildlife Highways and Biodiversity Boosters

Feet on the Soil

25 minutes 14 seconds

1 year ago

Hedgerows: Ireland’s Wildlife Highways and Biodiversity Boosters

In this weeks episode of the Feet on the Soil podcast, we discuss Ireland's incredible hedgerows.

Hedgerows are more than just natural boundaries; they are lifelines for Ireland's wildlife, biodiversity, and cultural heritage. In this episode, we explore how these green networks act as "nature’s highways," providing food, shelter, and safe passages for countless species. Learn about the crucial role hedgerows play in carbon storage, flood prevention, and maintaining healthy soil. Join us as we delve into their ecological importance and share ways to protect and appreciate these living fences that connect us with Ireland’s rich natural history.

I hope you enjoy, and try and get outside today.