After two weeks away on a wonderful little holiday, I'm back with an interview with Ecological Consultant, Natalie Sabin! In this episode, Nat and I discuss the coolest bat facts, how ecologists consult on building work, how she is the Dr Watson of her consultancy, the infamous HS2 rail and why bat poo loves a cobweb.   You can find  Nat on Twitter (www.twitter.com/natsabin) and her podcast Across the Ages (https://linktr.ee/AcrossTheAges).

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In today's episode we're meeting Norman Ernest Borlaug, the man who fed one billion people (and won a Nobel Prize doing it)!
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Happy Tuesday! In this episode I'm joined by The Plant Prof himself, Vikram Baliga from Texas Tech University. Vikram is a Horticulturist working as a lecturer and greenhouse and gardens manager and he's using Mark Watney (Space Pirate) from Andy Weir's "The Martian" to explain his work and research. 

This episode ended up covering a huge range of topics, from hydroponics, to plant sweat, food deserts, accessible lecturing, Bristlecone Pines and a whole lot more. 

You can find Vikram on Twitter and TikTok as @ThePlantProf and on his podcast "Planthropology" (https://www.planthropologypod.com).

If you'd like to know more about anything I've talked about today, you can find The Biologist of It on Instagram and Twitter @biologistofit or me as @DrBeeNichols.

Thank you for listening, see you next week!