Leigh Greenwood's guest appearances

Leigh Greenwood

A New Angle

Rope Access Tips, Tricks & Chats

Something to Declare

Sheaf Valley: A show about Sheffield's startups

Brendan Leonard

Tim Gordon

Alex Honnold

Ben Ferencz

Charlie Warzel

Dierdre Wolownick

Joe Anderson

Ross Douthat

Jenny Jurek

Michelle Weaver

Sarah Vowell

Steve Albini

Emily Graslie

Stephanie Wittels Wachs

Jennifer Palmieri

OwlTail

This week Beth chats with Leigh Greenwood, minister at Stoneygate Baptist Church in Leicester.

This week Beth chats with Leigh Greenwood, minister at Stoneygate Baptist Church in Leicester.

Something to Declare | S2 Episode 3 | Leigh Greenwood

We have been asked the questions, Let's hear Leigh's story? what has he done? where has he been? How did he go from Kent to Australia and become an Assessor and and Auditor for IRATA?With the help of Damian Dean who normally stays away from the mic and looks after the back end of the podcast, Leigh sits down an tells his story.Hope this answers the questions.

We have been asked the questions, Let's hear Leigh's story? what has he done? where has he been? How did he go from Kent to Australia and become an Assessor and and Auditor for IRATA? With the help of Damian Dean who normally stays away from the mic and looks after the back end of the podcast, Leigh sits down an tells his story. Hope this answers the questions.

Who is Leigh Greenwood?

Leigh Greenwood is the Forest Health Program Director for North America at The Nature Conservancy. Armed with a biology degree from Williams College, Leigh worked as a field researcher for several years before enrolling in the renowned Masters of Wildlife Biology program at the University of Montana. Leigh now works in policy and gets to think about things you perhaps never considered – like why it’s bad to move firewood and the complicated dynamics of wood pallet inspection. She makes these topics interesting and you’ll definitely learn a thing or two in this episode.

The Nature Conservancy's Leigh Greenwood keeps forests healthy