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Saving Species on BBC Radio 4 explores biodiversity, conservation and natural history, both in the UK and across the globe. The UK is a wonderland for wintering wildfowl and it's the spectacle of w...intering geese we want to focus on in this programme. We're planning to be in Norfolk with Joanna Pinnock and Pink Footed Geese and Islay with Michael Scott edging ever closer to Greenland-White Front Geese and Barnacle Geese. The conservation of these birds is a great saving species success story which links the UK with the Arctic and the geese, with other wildfowl, provide one of the great animal spectacles of the world.
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Series: Saving species; Series 1
Episode 27
First transmission date: 2010-11-02
Original broadcast channel: BBC Radio 4
Published: 2010
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Duration: 00:30:00
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Producer: Sheena Duncan
Presenter: Brett Westwood
Contributors: Kelvin Boot; James How; Morven Laurie; Malcolm Alexander Ogilvie; Joanna Pinnock; Michael Scott; Martin Hayward Smith; Brett Westwood
Publisher: BBC Open University
Production number: PBS04410WZ0027
Available to public: no