We're Back (Like The Beaver)

James Harding-Morris

Harry and Mark are joined by James Harding-Morris to discuss the endemic species of the UK (yes, there actually are some...). Terms are defined, Douglas Adams is saluted, the vole snacks of neolithic folk are hypothesised, but most importantly the wonderful endemic life of the UK is brought to the fore like never before. To buy a copy of James' book: https://www.bloomsbury.com/uk/author/james-hardingmorris/ To support Wilder People: patreon.com/wilderpeople

We're Back (Like The Beaver)

Hiatus over. Harry and Mark introduce their return, explain their absence, tease what's coming next, describe some wild encounters, and Harry throws some Latin around like a professional nerd. [Photo of red-billed chough by Imran Shah]

Coffee Chat: Ocean With David Attenborough

Harry has been to see the film and Mark asks him all about it... This episode was originally published on our Patreon account on the 14th June 2025 as a bonus episode for patrons. ***Harry is moving to start a Masters and so we're on hiatus whilst he manages all of those life transitions. We'll be back with our regular material soon***

Coffee Chat: Moss

This episode was originally published on 14th June 2025 as bonus content for our patrons on Patreon.com/WilderPeople. We will periodically be adding content to there as bonus material and occasionally doing the same here too. We hope you enjoy them. In this episode Mark finds out why Harry is keeping moss in Tupperware containers in his bedroom...

Martin and Helen Keys

In this episode Harry and Mark chat with inspirational wilder people Martin and Helen Keys from the Oliver's Battery Countryside Group about creating their very own community wildlife area. Plus, they have an event coming up. They can’t sit still. Event details: Wildlife and Countryside Fayre: Saturday 27th September 2025 Venue: St Marks Church, 94A Olivers Battery Road South, Olivers Battery, Winchester S022 4EZ Open 11:00 am  Finish time 16:00 Support Wilder People: patreon.com/wilderpeople