04/07/20 Farming Today This Week: tourism after lockdown, nature recovery, sounds of the world's forests
We catch up on preparations as rural Britain braces for lockdown easing. And we hear the sounds of the forests.
We catch up on preparations as rural Britain braces for lockdown easing.
We’ll also talk nature recovery and investment as the country prepares for life after the virus.
And the Timber Festival is creating a soundmap of the ‘aural tones and textures of the world’s forests’. We listen in.
Presented by Charlotte Smith and produced by Beatrice Fenton.
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