Citizen Zoo’s Rewilding Podcast
May 28, 2026 · 32 min · 8 segments
In this month's episode Lucas, Elliot and Digby hop between Europe, to North then South America. Starting with the news of an ambitious project to help golden eagles once again soar in the skies above…
Elliot NewtonHost
Digby WheelerHost
Lucas RouleauHost
[gentle music] Okay, so on to our first story, which brings us to golden eagles in England.
This is the news that DEFRA, the Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs in Britain, has committed £1 million to the reintroduction efforts for the golden eagle in England.
Before we go into some of the background to this story, should we quickly talk about what golden eagles are and, and why they're so amazing and important?
I think always that's how we like to do these things, isn't it? So as m- with many species, there's actually quite a lot of contention about how we describe a species.
But around the world, there's roughly around 70 species of eagle, and these, these are in the group such as hawks, eagles, buzzards, harriers, that sort of thing.
It has these, you know, beautiful, you know, brown feathers, bright yellow legs.
Um, when it actually flies, it's got quite a distinctive sort of, you know, we call it GIS in, in, in, [laughs] in, in, in-
[gentle music] Okay, so on to our first story, which brings us to golden eagles in England.
This is the news that DEFRA, the Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs in Britain, has committed £1 million to the reintroduction efforts for the golden eagle in England.
Before we go into some of the background to this story, should we quickly talk about what golden eagles are and, and why they're so amazing and important?
I think always that's how we like to do these things, isn't it? So as m- with many species, there's actually quite a lot of contention about how we describe a species.
But around the world, there's roughly around 70 species of eagle, and these, these are in the group such as hawks, eagles, buzzards, harriers, that sort of thing.
It has these, you know, beautiful, you know, brown feathers, bright yellow legs.
Um, when it actually flies, it's got quite a distinctive sort of, you know, we call it GIS in, in, in, [laughs] in, in, in-
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