BeeWild With Kate

Today I interview An Garrai Glas, vegetable growers in Connemara.

We talk through working and living through Irish, the growing season and horticulture tips to grow in harsh wet conditions.

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please consider a contribution via https://www.patreon.com/catchcait.

Stay curious,

Stay Earthing,

Kate

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This week I chat with Matt, from Hometree Charity.

We talk nature trees, restoring native woodlands and the benefits of time spent in nature and much much more!

Check our their instagram, for all upcoming events, volunteer days etc.

Patrons, thank you for your monthly contribution, if you value this podcast, please support and me with pollinator conservation.

It would mean everything to me and my bees.

Stay earthing,

Kate

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This week I chat with Madeline, from Brown Envelope Seeds, certified organic Irish seed producer.

We talk plants, seed dispersal, daily life growing seed, the magic of nature, and food security.

Check out her website to get locally harvested seed!

Patrons, thank you for your monthly contribution, if you value this podcast, please support and me with pollinator conservation.

It would mean everything to me and my bees.

Stay earthing,

Kate

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This week we venture to Chilean Patagonia; we hike Monte Tarn, originally ascended by Darwin himself and explore the famous Torres del Paine, an image I had seen many years back and had finally arrived to.

I share with you the magic of these natural sites, the realisation of dreams and the wonderful couch surf hosts who looked after me so well.

I also mention the ice cap melting, global warming and how more greens can help regenerate our Earth. Less desertification and more trees and plants will really help our Earth’s ability to cool down. Remember trees and greens are our Earth’s natural air conditioning system.

Thank you also to Laura, who made a donation to my Patreon community this week.

If you can support me on my mission - and are getting something from my messages - I would really appreciate it.

Thanks again to the patrons, you’ve helped me spread this important message, make a difference in the world and also feed my ducks lol.

Big hugs to you all <3

Keep Earthing

Keep Adventuring.

Kate <3

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This week we dive straight into the lush rainforests of Guatemala, hiking active volcanoes, camping in front of their spouting hot lava, bathing in turquoise pools, randomly working in the tourist industry, silent birthdays, and much much more.

Environmentally, I share some advices on the importance of food chains, eco-tourism, diet choices (meat, dairy, fish) and how choosing living plants can be a better gift than ‘dying’ flowers.

I promise watching a plant flourish will far outweigh the short life span a flower has. Imagine, the symbol a plant has, each time you look at it, it will remind you of that special person, whether it be yourself, a friend or a partner.

Thank you again to the Patreon community. If you are enjoying this podcast and would like to give back, becoming a patron is a much appreciated way of doing so.

Consider it the cup of tea and slice of cake you might treat me too ;)

Much love, Enjoy my friends,

Keep Earthing

Keep Adventuring.

Kate <3

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