Episode 12
In this last Springwatch of 2020, the team reflects on an unprecedented year and nature’s power to help people cope with such challenging times.
In this last Springwatch of 2020, the team reflects on an unprecedented year and nature’s power to help people cope with such challenging times.
Wildlife sound recordist Gary Moore searches for a 'lost' dawn chorus on the Knepp Estate in West Sussex, where numbers of rare songbirds like the nightingale are beginning to recover. Gillian Burke explains how she has been helping with a survey of one of Cornwall’s much-loved mammals, the grey seal.
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Clips
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A spring like no other
Duration: 03:47
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Birdsong lost to time?
Duration: 04:00
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Pond perfection
Duration: 01:41
Credits
Role | Contributor |
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Presenter | Chris Packham |
Presenter | Gillian Burke |
Presenter | Iolo Williams |
Presenter | Ellie Harrison |
Production Manager | Helen Wallbank |
Series Producer | Mark Edwards |
Executive Producer | Rosemary Edwards |
Series Editor | Jo Brame |
Producer | Ben Harris |
Director | James Morgan |
Broadcasts
- Fri 12 Jun 2020 20:00
- Thu 9 Jul 2020 08:00
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