Award winning young photographer Jessica Humphreys shares how her journey with a chronic health condition reshaped her connection with nature and led her to embrace wildlife photography. This episode explores the accessibility of nature and the importance of changing our mindsets to appreciate the beauty around us.

Jessica Humphreys is a young pet and property photographer from North Wales. In her spare time she takes photos of nature and won young amateur photographer of the year 2023 in the wildlife category for her photo of urban foxes titled 'reflect'. Jess also won a young person award from the King's Trust. In addition to volunteering with Generation Nature and running her business Emerald Pawtraits, Jess is also involved with UKYouth 4 Nature.

Do you need to go overseas to find nature? Are the only species worth caring about abroad in exotic places? In this episode of the Generation Nature Podcast recorded live at Global Bird Fair 2025, host Tash Ballantyne is joined by Galatea Hoyle, Rufus Dawson and Alexander Wood who each bring one exotic species that they'd love to see and one species that can be found in the UK that is similarly amazing.

In this episode of the Generation Nature podcast, hosted by Ramandeep Nijjar, Alana Wheat shares her journey into environmental sustainability, discussing her childhood experiences with nature, her university life, and her current PhD project focused on community engagement in conservation. Alana emphasises the importance of citizen science and how individuals can contribute to environmental efforts, regardless of their background. She also shares insights on time management and prioritisation during her studies, highlighting the need for balance and self-care in pursuing one's passions.