In this episode, Patrick is joined by Isabella Tree, an award-winning author and travel writer, who lives with her husband, the environmentalist Charlie Burrell, in the middle of a pioneering rewilding project in West Sussex.
During the conversation, Isabella explains why the Knepp experience challenges conventional ideas about our past and present landscape and points to the positive impact that such an approach can have on farming and nature.
“I see rewilding as the webbing that threads through the agricultural landscape. It's a way of recovering the systems upon which farming depends”
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