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  • BBC Wildlife Magazine

    Tia Crouch

    May 06, 2021 2 minutes
    Andrew Griffiths

    By taking to the skies and conducting aerial surveys of peat moors, Tia Crouch is helping to restore these vital carbon stores and fight global warming.

    Tia Crouch is trying to book a flight. Not to go on holiday, but to conduct an aerial survey

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