Trees in a Pod

By Sarah Dodd - The Tree Lawyer

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Trees in a Pod – The Tree Law Podcast


 Hosted by Sarah Dodd, founder and CEO of Tree Law, Trees in a Pod explores the complex, fascinating world where trees and the law collide. From high-profile trials like the Sycamore Gap case to the everyday legal battles around roots, branches, boundaries and planning disputes, Sarah brings clarity, curiosity and expertise to each episode.


With over two decades of legal experience and a deep commitment to environmental justice, Sarah unpacks real cases, interviews key voices in the sector, and explains how the law can both protect and challenge the natural world around us.


Whether you’re a tree officer, solicitor, insurer, landowner, or just someone who cares about trees, this podcast will help you see our legal landscape – and our landscapes – in a whole new light.


Episode Date
10 - Why Is It So Hard to Plant a Street Tree? with Kitty Thompson
Oct 26, 2026
09 - It's Not Just a Tree: What Ecologists See That Others Miss, with Jess Stuart-Smith
Oct 15, 2026
08 - The Lake Tahoe Tree Poisoning Mystery, with Alex Wigglesworth
Oct 06, 2026
07 - Are We Planting Trees to Fail? Water, Drought and the Future of UK Trees | Neil Davies
Sep 07, 2026
06 - The Original Bramley Apple Tree: Can Britain's Most Famous Apple Tree Be Saved? | Dan Llywelyn Hall
Jun 27, 2026
05 - Lantra’s Lifework: From Chainsaw Certs to Championing Inclusion
Nov 26, 2025
04 - Cracks in the System - Subsidence, Climate and the Hidden Role of Trees with Dr Tim Farewell
Jul 03, 2025
03 - Whitewebbs Oak, Heritage Trees and the Social Contract We Didn’t Know We Had
Jun 13, 2025
02 - Women in Arboriculture - Real Talk with Emma Cockshott
May 29, 2025
01 - The Sycamore Gap Trial - A Turning Point for Tree Law
May 15, 2025