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Dung Beetles, People and helping the Keystone Species with Claire Whittle, the Regenerative Vet
FromAccidental Gods
Dung Beetles, People and helping the Keystone Species with Claire Whittle, the Regenerative Vet
FromAccidental Gods
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Length:
77 minutes
Released:
Feb 21, 2024
Format:
Podcast episode
Description
Our guest this week is Claire Whittle, the Regenerative Vet. As you'll hear, Claire went into veterinary medicine intending to work with small animals - which is to say dogs, cats, and other household pets... but working on a dairy farm as part of the requirements for her degree led her to fall in love with cattle and when she qualified, she became a farm vet. In the conversation you're about to hear, she talks movingly and with deep authenticity about her journey from traditional large animal practitioner to the place now where she's a passionate advocate for the human capacity to engage with the natural world, for our ability to become a positive keystone species and for farming to become a lower stressed, lower input, far more wholistic experience than it generally is. And she's a completely compelling source of endlessly fascinating information, particularly about dung beetles. We've never had a podcast where we discussed dung in quite so much depth or detail - and it's all good. Whether you're farming acres of land or have a single trough on a balcony, and wherever you are in the world, learning to step into our birthright of deep rooted connection to the land - to the soil - is one step on our journey towards being what the world needs of us. This was such a fun, sparkling conversation, with so much to learn. Dung Beetles for Farmers https://www.dungbeetlesforfarmers.co.uk/Claire on Instagram https://instagram.com/dr_DoWhittle/ Claire's Regen Vet on Instagram https://instagram.com/RegenerativeVetClaire at Kingshay https://www.kingshay.com/advice/meet-the-consultants-2/claire-whittle/
Released:
Feb 21, 2024
Format:
Podcast episode
Titles in the series (100)
(Re) Awakening into Connection: How do we re-awaken our connection to the natural world? And why do we need to do this with such urgency now? We explore the reasons and the ways, and suggest steps anyone can take to begin to rediscover our birthright, and our future. Explore more at: by Accidental Gods