Send us a text In this episode of Morale Boost, we dive into one of Britain’s biggest hidden truths, who actually owns the land beneath our feet. Inspired by Guy Shrubsole’s book The Lie of the Land, we explore how less than 1% of the population owns around 50% of the land in England, why so much of our countryside is locked away behind private estates, and why ordinary people are told they’re not “fit” to look after the land. Support the show
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Send us a text In this episode of Morale Boost, we dive into one of Britain’s biggest hidden truths, who actually owns the land beneath our feet. Inspired by Guy Shrubsole’s book The Lie of the Land, we explore how less than 1% of the population owns around 50% of the land in England, why so much of our countryside is locked away behind private estates, and why ordinary people are told they’re not “fit” to look after the land. Support the show
Nature Is Not a Theme Park – Delamere, Loch Lomond & the Fight for Wild Spaces | Morale Boost #003
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6 months ago
Nature Is Not a Theme Park – Delamere, Loch Lomond & the Fight for Wild Spaces | Morale Boost #003
Send us a text In this episode of Morale Boost, Luke dives into the growing issue of wild spaces being transformed into entertainment venues. From personal experiences at Delamere Forest’s commercial concert series to the controversial Flamingo Land development at Loch Lomond, this conversation explores how nature is being commodified, and what we lose when profit comes before peace. We unpack the state of UK nature, the misleading “protection” statistics, and why real wildness is becoming ha...
Morale Boost
Send us a text In this episode of Morale Boost, we dive into one of Britain’s biggest hidden truths, who actually owns the land beneath our feet. Inspired by Guy Shrubsole’s book The Lie of the Land, we explore how less than 1% of the population owns around 50% of the land in England, why so much of our countryside is locked away behind private estates, and why ordinary people are told they’re not “fit” to look after the land. Support the show
