Kate Humble is a writer and broadcaster. In what promises to be an unmissable conversation we chat about her life, writing and her latest projects in broadcasting and conservation.
Kate's television series include Animal Park, Escape to the Farm, Springwatch and Wild Shepherdess. Books include Where the Hearth Is: Stories of Home, Thinking on My Feet (shortlisted for the Wainwright Prize and the Stanford Travel Writing Award) and recipe books including Homemade: Recipes from the Countryside. She is a contributing editor of Wanderlust, and regularly writes on wildlife, rural and environmental affairs, travel and
wellbeing for various publications.
Kate is also president of WWT, Patron of the British Society of Soil Science, ambassador for Farms for City Children and the Whitley Fund for Nature. She’s also a qualified commercial diver. If you need barnacles removing from the bottom of your boat, she’s your girl.
This is an in-person event at Tintern Village Hall. The doors and the bar opens at 7pm. There is disabled access, loos and limited free parking outside the hall. Parking is permitted along the main road (A466) after 6pm or there is parking by The Anchor/Tintern Abbey.
Tickets are from £5-8 online and can be booked at www.ticketsource/lwvbpt where you will find details of upcoming events with falconer and writer Candida Meyrick (Be More Bird, Friday 24 April) and Ronald Hutton (The Ancient Pagan Religions of Monmouthshire, Tues 2 May).
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