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Podcast Episode 33: Therapeutic benefits of ponds
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mrs Ellie Lindsay OBE
mrs Ellie Lindsay OBE

Podcast Episode 33: Therapeutic benefits of ponds

We are delighted to welcome our latest speaker, Will Rudkin. Will is the founder and managing director of a bespoke Suffolk Pond design and construction ecosystem business with the aim of bringing the sights and sounds of water, and nature into people’s gardens. Relax and listen to Will discussing the significance of ecosystem ponds and its synergy with Mother Nature to provide food, shelter, and safety to wildlife plus the benefit of water and its impact on an individual’s relaxation, mental health, and overall wellbeing.

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