James Rogerson's guest appearances

James Rogerson

WILD LIVES

It’s a Sublime Life

IAN McALLISTER

Tim Faulkner

Douglas Smith

Andre Bauma

Julia Sumerling

Kelly Baker

Jad Davenport

Bob Talbot

Vicki Neville

Valerie Taylor

Graham Lauridsen

Annie Skarratt

Jonas Liebschner

Suzanne Hillcoat

Paulo O'Connor

OwlTail

UK-based naturalist and wildlife photographer James Rogerson’s adventures with Scotland’s otters and England’s badgers make for some fantastic stories in this episode of Wild Lives. Everyone loves an otter, and James’ wild close encounters with them have given him a unique insight into these secretive little guys’ lives – from their innovative hunting tactics to their endearing playtime habits, James has seen and photographed it all. Closer to his home in central England, James has spent years photographing badgers as they live in and alongside urban environments – no easy task considering they’re secretive, very wary of humans and are being culled across England. James’ time with badgers has revealed their playful behaviours and rich social lives, giving him a rare glimpse into their wild world – and some fascinating tales to share.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

UK-based naturalist and wildlife photographer James Rogerson’s adventures with Scotland’s otters and England’s badgers make for some fantastic stories in this episode of Wild Lives. Everyone loves an otter, and James’ wild close encounters with them have given him a unique insight into these secretive little guys’ lives – from their innovative hunting tactics to their endearing playtime habits, James has seen and photographed it all. Closer to his home in central England, James has spent years photographing badgers as they live in and alongside urban environments – no easy task considering they’re secretive, very wary of humans and are being culled across England. James’ time with badgers has revealed their playful behaviours and rich social lives, giving him a rare glimpse into their wild world – and some fascinating tales to share.See <a href="https://omnystudio.com/listener" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">omnystudio.com/listener</a> for privacy information.

UK's Otters & Badgers with James Rogerson

An inspiration... James went through a time in his life that made him re assess life and set his path along what he really wanted to do. We talk about how wildlife can make life more sublime and is there anywhere we can live off grid, somewhere where it’s beautiful and no money is needed and you can live off the land?https://jr-wildlife.comInstagram jr.wildlifeFacebook JR Wildlife - Naturalist / Photographer

An inspiration... James went through a time in his life that made him re assess life and set his path along what he really wanted to do. We talk about how wildlife can make life more sublime and is there anywhere we can live off grid, somewhere where it’s beautiful and no money is needed and you can live off the land? <a href="https://jr-wildlife.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://jr-wildlife.com</a> Instagram jr.wildlife Facebook JR Wildlife - Naturalist / Photographer

A conversation with James Rogerson: an inspiration.

In this episode of Wild Lives by Faunographic we catch up with naturalist and photographer James Rogerson, whose wild work has taken him everywhere from Finland to the Seychelles, across his native United Kingdom and Africa and, more recently, to the tiger stronghold of Kanha National Park, in Central India. During his time in Kanha, James got to know some of the reserve’s more famous wild tigers, including Munna, Chota Munna and Umaparni, so he’s got some fascinating stories about them. Plus, his tales of the area’s incredible birdlife and endangered barasingha peel back the many layers of Kanha to reveal why it’s such unique place to explore.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this episode of Wild Lives by Faunographic we catch up with naturalist and photographer James Rogerson, whose wild work has taken him everywhere from Finland to the Seychelles, across his native United Kingdom and Africa and, more recently, to the tiger stronghold of Kanha National Park, in Central India. During his time in Kanha, James got to know some of the reserve’s more famous wild tigers, including Munna, Chota Munna and Umaparni, so he’s got some fascinating stories about them. Plus, his tales of the area’s incredible birdlife and endangered barasingha peel back the many layers of Kanha to reveal why it’s such unique place to explore. See <a href="https://omnystudio.com/listener" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">omnystudio.com/listener</a> for privacy information.