Stuart Mabbutt aka The Wildman Part 2

Part 2 If you've heard of Stuart Mabbutt, it's likely to be through his podcast or his business Wildman Environmental Learning. His sensory nature workshops enable people to connect with the natural world, and sometimes an unlikely beginning leads to a life revelation. When he’s not doing that, Stuart is a wildlife sound recordist and producer, an author, public speaker, radio host and a wildlife gardening consultant. He's also a campaigner, heading The Genuine Disabled Countryside Access Task Force, which highlights the issues encountered by people of different abilities. His YouTube videos are enlightening and revelatory, as he invites a film crew to join him trying to access the countryside in his wheelchair. Read more... Mentioned in this podcast: Wildman Environmental Workshops The People’s Countryside Podcast: YouTube @WildmanEnvironmentalLearning See also: AccessAble accessibility guide If you've enjoyed this episode you might like to listen to: Stuart Mabbutt aka The Wildman Part 1 S3 Ep3 Sanjukta Jitendhar​​​​, architect, Mikhail Riches S1 Ep 9 Sarah Kessell CEO of The Wildlife Trust of South and West Wales S1 Ep 5 Rae Wilkinson, award-winning sustainable garden designer S1 Ep 1 About ProGRESS Host Sandra Kessell invites guests to discuss their pro- Green, Ethical, Sustainable and Socially responsible jobs, courses or activities and asks for real-world insights into the pathways and careers that led to them. Instagram: Original content © Sandra Kessell Original music © Lyze Kessell Email: [email protected] Progress's guests talk about their pathways to a career in a values-led job. We've interviewed all kinds of people in interesting roles. You'll hear from sustainability consultants and managers, researchers, green and ethical entrepreneurs, environmentalists, ecologists and conservationists plus others working and studying in architecture. You'll also hear about jobs you may never have known existed, such as green comedians, serious games creators, city planners, garden planners, and green data centre champions. Subscribe to Progress wherever you usually listen for inspiring stories and insights into brilliant career ideas.