This episode is a conversation with Stephen Mason, Community Parks Officer at Cheltenham Borough Council. We discuss:
- Urban rewilding projects in Cheltenham - including meadows and orchards
- Reconnecting urban areas with their surrounding landscape
- How the 'rewilding' concept engages communities in biodiversity projects
- Measuring the success of rewilding projects
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More about projects in Cheltenham: https://www.cheltenham.gov.uk/info/88/urban_greening/1495/improving_our_urban_green_spaces
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