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JFL provides an update on the case featured in his earlier podcast And Another Thing,  explaining the successful outcome for his client: the prosecution was thrown out as an abuse of the process of the court, or, alternatively, because the prosecution related to an offence “unknown to law”. In a subsequent ruling, the Judge awarded JFL’s client a substantial six figure sum for costs. 

As a refresher, the original episode featured the following:-

• Why the Ancient Woodland Inventory is a fake, and the hazard this creates for housing delivery
• The error of law in the Forestry Commission's Operations Note 52
• The fraudulently construed Highways England felling licence, knowingly granted by the FC in deliberate subversion of the statutory framework'

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 Astonishing events occur beneath the sea: a mysterious glow beckons at night, the smallest organisms play the largest role, and fish, who seem so taciturn, converse with each other—loudly. 

 But we only know a fraction of the sea, despite its size and intrigue—even the moon’s surface has been studied more than the ocean’s depths.

In The Blue Wonder, marine biologist and diver Frauke Bagusche brings readers along with her into the ocean and offers solutions for the future.

Click below for links to fantastic fish choruses and other ocean audio, and more!
https://owlconnected.com/archives/fish-dawn-chorus

https://www.newscientist.com/article/2130815-hear-the-roar-of-the-lionfish-recorded-for-the-first-time/

https://www.newscientist.com/article/2106331-fish-recorded-singing-dawn-chorus-on-reefs-just-like-birds/

https://news.curtin.edu.au/stories/singing-fish-no-tall-tale/

www.fraukebagusche.com

www.thebluemind.org

https://www.penguinrandomhouse.de/Buch/Das-blaue-Wunder/Frauke-Bagusche/Ludwig/e540609.rhd

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On all your favourite platforms and at the  Tree Lady Talks website is Andrew Baker of the Woodland Carbon Code, telling all in this informative interview with Sharon about the UK situation with Carbon - sequestration, offsetting, and more. 

Affectionately known as 'The Carbonator', he is on a mission, and he knows what he's talking about! Andy recently joined the Woodland Carbon Code (WCC) team as their Woodland Carbon Markets Advisor. During his time at Tilhill he represented the ICF on the WCC Advisory Board, after achieving his professional membership in 2019. Working with landowners, investors and project developers, Andy now works to improve the wider understanding of the WCC, and to promote the myriad of benefits that it can afford.

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After 5 years as a Forest Manager and another year as Carbon Project Manager with Tilhill, Andy recently joined the Woodland Carbon Code (WCC) team as their Woodland Carbon Markets Advisor. During his time at Tilhill he represented the ICF on the WCC Advisory Board, after achieving his professional membership in 2019. Working with landowners, investors and project developers, Andy now works to improve the wider understanding of the WCC, and to promote the myriad of benefits that it can afford. 

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Peter Wohlleben is a German forester and author who writes on ecological themes in popular language. He is the author of the New York Times Bestseller The Hidden Life of Trees: What They Feel, How They Communicate, published by Greystone Publishing which was translated from German into English in 2016. His new book, The Heartbeat of Trees, is out in June and this episode is designed to coincide with that. He recently featured in The Guardian and The Times in relation to publicity for the book.

The press release can be viewed here.

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Peter Wohlleben is a German forester and author who writes on ecological themes in popular language. He is the author of the New York Times Bestseller The Hidden Life of Trees: What They Feel, How They Communicate, published by Greystone Publishing which was translated from German into English in 2016. His new book, The Heartbeat of Trees, is out in June and this episode is designed to coincide with that. He recently featured in The Guardian and The Times in relation to publicity for the book. 

In this soundbite, Peter talks to Sharon about whether the human 'super-powers' need to be sharpened in this era of climate change and bio-diverstity loss. 

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• Christine King – STAG – on the Street Tree Partnership - website features the timeline of events that took place.
• Darren Butt - Sheffield Street Tree Strategist - Treeconomics website for data
• Catharine Nuttgens - Community Forest Manager, Sheffield City Council
• Sarah Shorley – Urban Projects officer at the Woodland Trust – Sheffield Street Tree Partnership
• Anna from Kids Plant Trees and her children – they have worked on a variety of tree planting projects in the city.

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Sarah Shorley is the Urban Projects Officer for the Woodland Trust, and in this soundbite she delivers her dream scenario for Sheffield in the wake of the tree removals which is discussed in the full episode out this friday May 28th.

Inspired by community activism for trees in her home city of Sheffield, Sarah joined the Woodland Trust in 2018 to lead the Tree Charter community mobilisation programme.    Sarah’s passion for mobilising people, working in partnership and driving policy change, led her to join the Trust's urban team in January 2020 where her remit involves working to bring together multiple stakeholders from within local communities and council departments to secure the protection, creation and establishment of urban woods and trees. 

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One woman's soundbite, an extract taken from the full interview to be published on May 28th. 

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