In this month's podcast, we had the pleasure of speaking with Tamara Warhusrt from Farmette Media. We spoke with Tamara about her Farmette journey, starting her own business, rural media challenges, and women's visibility in fieldsports.

In this episode we spoke with the Director of the Heather Trust Katrina Candy and Chloe Thornton, Marketing, Events & Digital Manager.

We spoke about the important work of moorland management and all about the careers and experiences on Katrina and Chloe.

Originally established in the 1980s to reconcile grouse and sheep farming interests on moorland, The Heather Trust has since broadened its goals to ensure every moorland is managed sustainably, effectively and sensitively. In recognising and understanding the many economic, social and environmental interests, we strive for moorlands to be managed for everyone’s wellbeing.

In this episode of Women Who Work in Fieldsports, we sit down with Laura Irwin of Tulchan Estate, one of Scotland’s most renowned sporting estates, to explore what it really takes to build a career in the heart of the countryside.

Laura shares her journey into fieldsports, offering an honest insight into estate life, the variety of roles involved, and the skills needed to thrive in a traditionally male-dominated industry. From day-to-day responsibilities to the importance of teamwork, stewardship, and adaptability, she reflects on the realities, rewards, and challenges of working on a leading sporting estate.

This conversation shines a light on the diverse opportunities available to women in fieldsports and the passion, resilience, and dedication that underpin success in this world. Whether you’re considering a career in the sector or simply curious about life behind the scenes on a working estate, this episode offers inspiration and practical insight in equal measure.