S2: E6 - Made in Essex - A look at some of the species and places that make Essex special
The Wildlife ExplorerShow Notes
On this month's episode of The Wildlife Explorer podcast, we look at some of the wonderful species and places that are special to Essex.
Take a tour around the spectacular Edwardian gardens of Warley Place, once home to famed horticulturist Ellen Willmot, get lost in the heather haven that is Tiptree Heath nature reserve and learn about what makes our native oysters far more than just an expensive starter.
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Find out more about Warley Place and plan your visit - https://www.essexwt.org.uk/nature-reserves/warley-place
Get lost in the heather haven that is Tiptree Heath nature reserve - https://www.essexwt.org.uk/nature-reserves/tiptree-heath
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