Insects and Regenerative Agriculture with Dr George McGavin

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The FarmED Podcast is chaired by Kate, Danielle, Fiona or Ian who will talk to some of the inspirational visitors to the centre, our partners and thought leaders about a wide range of subjects relating to regenerative farming and sustainable food systems. Topics include routes to market for local produce, eco-architecture and knowledge transfer through books. It’s all about sharing great ideas, discussion, debate, innovation and ground-breaking research. The FarmED Podcast is available on the full range of platforms including Spotify, Apple Podcasts, YouTube, and on the FarmED website.

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Insects and Regenerative Agriculture with Dr George McGavin

The FarmED Podcast

39 minutes 31 seconds

8 months ago

Insects and Regenerative Agriculture with Dr George McGavin

The latest episode of the FarmED Podcast is all about bugs! Presenter, Alex Dye, FarmED’s resident entomologist, is in conversation with fellow entomologist, Dr Geroge McGavin.George McGavin was an academic zoologist for 30 years before becoming a television presenter. He is widely recognised throughout the UK as a regular contributor to the BBC One Show delighting viewers with his bug-life and ecology reports. He is the author of numerous books and renowned speaker, regularly inspiring and educating audiences about insects, ecology, evolution, conservation and exploration. He is a Fellow of the Royal Geographical Society, and Honorary Life Fellow of the Royal Entomological Society.He also has several insect species named in his honour, all of which he hopes will survive him! George chats to Alex about the links between regenerative agriculture and entomology and the vital role that insects play in the health of our planet.