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Saving Species on BBC Radio 4 explores biodiversity, conservation and natural history, both in the UK and across the globe. Brett Westwood examines what role brown-field sites across the UK can pla...y in building wildlife into our built environment, bringing nature closer to 80% of the population. To investigate this Brett Westwood discovers the importance of brown-field sites on a visit to Canvey Wick in the Thames Estuary accompanied by Sarah Henshall, Brownfield Manager from the charity, Buglife. Here in the 40 years since the industry moved out, the biodiversity contained within this SSSI is staggering, including iconic species like the shrill carder bee.
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Series: Saving species; Series 3
Episode 3
First transmission date: 2012-09-18
Original broadcast channel: BBC Radio 4
Published: 2012
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Duration: 00:27:35
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Producer: Sheena Duncan
Presenter: Brett Westwood
Contributors: Chris Baines; Kelvin Boot; Sarah Henshall; Brett Westwood
Publisher: BBC Open University
Production number: AUDA692B
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