Episode Summary Here with our final episode of Season Two of The Earth Sea Love Podcast we share a passionate conversation with Pammy Johal, from Backbone CIC. Episode Notes Dr Sheree Mack keeps her promise …
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035 – Diversity Through Adventures with Pammy Johal
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031- Education, Writing and Connection with Sarah Hussain
Episode Summary Welcome to another episode of The Earth Sea Love Podcast. Today we’re talking to Sarah Hussain, an educator and writer working to amplify the voices of women of colour within ecological research. Episode …
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Peer-led Research: Access to Nature in British Countryside
During August – December 2020, I, Sheree Mack, presenting Earth Sea Love, was one of nine Black and People of Colour peer researchers into diversity in the British Countryside. Spearheaded by Campaign to Protect Rural …
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The Invisible Barriers
Slowly moving into 2021, and enjoying the different colours of the season, here at Earth Sea Love we have been happy to see the increasing exposure of people and groups that are woking hard to …
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The Black Experience Outdoors
With Covid-19, I think people have had to slow down in society. People being in lockdown have begun to appreciate what’s on their doorsteps. They have become more observant outside and inside, and sometimes what …
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Black Women in the Landscape
It really warms my heart to read The Guardian today and see a feature around Black women making the British countryside more diverse. I’ll forgive them for using BAME in the title of the article …
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The Weekend Preparations
Coming around to some kind of ‘new normal’, if we can say that, has taken it’s time. Here at Earth Sea Love, we have tried to keep in touch and up to date with what’s …
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We’re on Pinterest
With time in lockdown, we here at Earth Sea Love, have had the time and space to complete things that have been on our to do list from day one. One of those things has …
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Thriving With Nature
The Mental Health Foundation, for which I was planning on running the Great North Run 2020 for ( but now postponed to 2021) found through a long-term study, Coronavirus: Mental Health in the Pandemic, that …
