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4. Extreme Weather and Nature-Based Solutions: Drought, floods, and beavers
October 26, 2026 · 17 minIn the fourth episode, Ellen makes her way down the River Exe to an old stone bridge near a spot where beavers have created new wetlands. As climate change escalates, bringing with it more extreme weather, beavers are vital and…
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October 16, 2026 · 18 minIn the third episode, Ellen visits a scenic rural area along the River Exe, surrounded by farmland, where the water looks beautifully clean and clear – and looks into the issue of agricultural pollution and its often-hidden impact on our…
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October 7, 2026 · 17 minEllen visits Wimbleball, a scenic lake in North Devon that is popular for water sports and fly fishing – but it is also a vital reservoir, dug out and built in 1979, storing water for thousands of people in the region before it’s treated…
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This podcast takes you on a journey along a river from source to sea over ten episodes, exploring how the water system actually works, what's involved in getting drinkable water to our taps, risks to its resilience in a fast-changing climate, and solutions that involve working with nature. Written and narrated by author Ellen Wiles, Artist-in-Residence at an environmental science centre, it features a kaleidoscope of expert interviews with people ranging from farmers and fishermen to campaigners, executives, regulators and scientists.