Down the Rabbit Hole with Hawk and Heath

By: Hawk and Heath Ltd
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  • Summary

  • Down the Rabbit Hole with Hawk and Heath is a podcast all about the science behind Forest Bathing and using Nature as a therapeutical tool. Each episode, Ally and Robert pic a piece of research to discuss the impacts on mental and physical health and wellbeing.

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Episodes
  • Evolutionary Biology

    Evolutionary Biology
    Apr 16 2023
    Robert and Ally discuss evolutionary biology and forest bathing, and go off on a tangent to design their own office block.

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    43 mins
  • Small Changes, Big Impact

    Small Changes, Big Impact
    Mar 13 2023
    This week, Robert and Ally talk about some how making small changes to your lifestyle can have a big impact, and why a gentler approach to life can be more beneficial and sustainable.

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    44 mins
  • Green space or greenspace?

    Green space or greenspace?
    Mar 6 2023

    How do we define a green space?

    England and Scotland have very different definitions, but what are we looking for in terms of nature, form and function in our urban and rural environments?


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    47 mins

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