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Wild Isles is set to air on BBC One soon. Legendary documentarian David Attenborough is bringing his trademark love of nature to Ireland in a new series for the ...

Red deer stags in Ireland are set to feature heavily in one of the episodes, along with wild horses in England, grouse in the highlands of Scotland, and bluefin tuna in the Celtic Sea. Legendary documentarian David Attenborough is bringing his trademark love of nature to Ireland in a new series for the BBC. David Attenborough is coming to Ireland for new nature documentary

The upcoming BBC One natural history series will span five episodes and promises to "do for the wildlife of Britain and Ireland what the Planet series have ...

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David Attenborough's 'Wild Isles' aims to do for Ireland and Britain what the 'Planet' series have done for the world.

David Attenborough said: “In my long lifetime, I have travelled to almost every corner of our planet. The series is co-produced by The Open University, the RSPB and WWF, and filmed over three years. I am sure people will be amazed at what is happening right on their own doorstep”.

Sir David Attenborough will present a new BBC One natural history series that was filmed across the British Isles including in our very own county.

Tanya Steele, chief executive of WWF, said: “The UK is one of the most nature-depleted countries in the world – we need to change that. Jack Bootle, head of commissioning, science and natural history, said: “The multi-award winning team at Silverback are creating an eye-opening celebration of British and Irish wildlife that has to be seen to be believed. The series will capture the British and Irish countryside using aerial photography, while motion controlled time-lapse photography will highlight the passing seasons. Viewers will see wild horses battling for access to females in Cambridgeshire and gulls stealing fish from puffins off Northumberland. The natural history series will have an introductory episode explaining why Britain and Ireland are globally important for nature. Sir David Attenborough will present a new BBC One natural history series that was filmed across the British Isles including in our very own county.

The five-part natural history series on BBC One has been filmed over three years.

Jack Bootle, head of commissioning, science and natural history, said: "The multi-award winning team at Silverback are creating an eye-opening celebration of British and Irish wildlife that has to be seen to be believed." "I can assure you that in the British Isles, as well as astonishing scenery there, are extraordinary animal dramas and wildlife spectacles to match anything I have seen on my global travels." Sir David Attenborough claims the "astonishing scenery" of the British Isles matches anything he has seen around the world, ahead of a new show.

Beloved nature documentarian David Attenborough covers Ireland and Britain in his upcoming series titled 'Wild Isles'. The 96-year-old will present ...

Motion controlled time-lapse photography will highlight the passing seasons. They will show gulls stealing fish from puffins and wild horses battling for the attention of females. The series will have an introductory episode explaining why Britain and Ireland are globally important for nature.

Legendary documentarian David Attenborough is bringing his new series to Ireland. The 96-year-old will present Wild Isles, a new five-part series for BBC ...

"You’ll think a meadow in Somerset is as beautiful as the Serengeti, and the North Atlantic as wild and dramatic as the Antarctic Ocean.’’ Red deer stags in Ireland are set to feature heavily in one of the episodes, along with wild horses in England, grouse in the highlands of Scotland, and bluefin tuna in the Celtic Sea. The 96-year-old will present Wild Isles, a new five-part series for BBC One and iPlayer focusing on the wildlife of Ireland and Britain.

The five-part nature documentary series is titled Wild Isles and will showcase the “extraordinary animal dramas and wildlife spectacles” of both countries.

The five-part nature documentary series is titled Wild Isles and will showcase the “extraordinary animal dramas and wildlife spectacles” of both countries. I am sure people will be amazed at what is happening right on their own doorstep”. The other four episodes will focus on woodlands, grasslands, freshwater and marine habitats. “You’ll think a meadow in Somerset is as beautiful as the Serengeti, and the North Atlantic as wild and dramatic as the Antarctic Ocean.” Irish viewers will probably be hoping Sir David holds back on the “British Isles” language but will surely be eager to tune in to see the majesty of Irish wildlife given the Attenborough treatment. “I can assure you that in the British Isles, as well as astonishing scenery there are extraordinary animal dramas and wildlife spectacles to match anything I have seen on my global travels.”

David Attenborough is set to showcase Ireland in a brand new five-part natural history series, Wild Isles, for the BBC.

Jack Bootle, Head of Commissioning for Science and Natural History, is responsible for commissioning the series. Breathtaking aerial photography will showcase the countryside of Britain and Ireland as it has never been seen before. Now, he will be showcasing the beauty of Ireland in a new docu-series. In this brand new series, David Attenborough is bringing his team closer to home to showcase Ireland and Britain, focusing on the wildlife that lives here. Through the series, Attenborough and his team hope to bring public attention to the wildlife of Britain and Ireland in the same way his much-loved Planet series has done around the world. Known for his calming voice and knowledge and love of the natural world, Sir David Attenborough is one of the best-loved presenters in the world.

The five-part natural history series on BBC One has been filmed over three years.

Jack Bootle, head of commissioning, science and natural history, said: "The multi-award winning team at Silverback are creating an eye-opening celebration of British and Irish wildlife that has to be seen to be believed." "I can assure you that in the British Isles, as well as astonishing scenery there, are extraordinary animal dramas and wildlife spectacles to match anything I have seen on my global travels." Sir David Attenborough claims the "astonishing scenery" of the British Isles matches anything he has seen around the world, ahead of a new show.

Wild Isles is set to air on BBC One soon. Legendary documentarian David Attenborough is bringing his trademark love of nature to Ireland in a new series for ...

"You’ll think a meadow in Somerset is as beautiful as the Serengeti, and the North Atlantic as wild and dramatic as the Antarctic Ocean.’’ Red deer stags in Ireland are set to feature heavily in one of the episodes, along with wild horses in England, grouse in the highlands of Scotland, and bluefin tuna in the Celtic Sea. The 96-year-old will present Wild Isles, a new five-part series for BBC One and iPlayer focusing on the wildlife of Ireland and Britain.

SIR David Attenborough has announced a brand new nature series which will explore the UK's diverse landscape.The beloved broadcaster and conse.

I am sure people will be amazed at what is happening right on their own doorstep.” “You’ll think a meadow in Somerset is as beautiful as the Serengeti, and the North Atlantic as wild and dramatic as the Antarctic Ocean.” The five-part documentary series will explore the natural environment closer to home, focusing on the diverse landscape of Britain and Ireland.

Irish fans are delighted that David Attenborough's newest show will investigate the wildlife of this country, with one saying it will be “essential viewing”. The 96-year-old will present a new five-part series on BBC One, called Wild Isles, ...

Low-light cameras will reveal the nocturnal lives of animal favourites and macro photography will uncover the miniature worlds of rock pools, ponds and grasslands. The series will capture the Irish and British countryside using aerial photography, and motion controlled time-lapse photography will highlight the passing seasons. The 96-year-old will present a new five-part series on BBC One, called Wild Isles, where he will discover “extraordinary animal dramas and wildlife spectacles” across Ireland and Britain”.

David Attenborough is coming to Ireland to present his new series - 'Wild Isles'. The five-part BBC series will focus on the stunning nature and wildlife .

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The 96-year-old will present a new five-part series on BBC One, called Wild Isles, where he will discover “extraordinary animal dramas and wildlife spectacles” ...

Low-light cameras will reveal the nocturnal lives of animal favourites and macro photography will uncover the miniature worlds of rock pools, ponds and grasslands. The series will capture the Irish and British countryside using aerial photography, and motion controlled time-lapse photography will highlight the passing seasons. The 96-year-old will present a new five-part series on BBC One, called Wild Isles, where he will discover “extraordinary animal dramas and wildlife spectacles” across Ireland and Britain”.

David Attenborough is coming to Ireland to present his new series - 'Wild Isles'. The five-part BBC series will focus on the stunning nature and wildlife .

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