简介：world on the move: throughout 2008 the philippa forrester and brett westwood are joined by zoologists and conservationists from around the world as the bbc natural history unit reports on the great animal migrations.

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累计：145 篇（自 2008-10-13 起）

更新：约4篇/月，最后更新5 天前

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NatHistory: The Living World 12 Feb 12 Ponds in Wint

miranda krestovnikoff discovers the life beneath the surface of some very special new forest ponds in winter and finds rare snails , newts frogspawn and fairy shrimps. producer: brett westwoodeditor: julian hector... (5 天前)

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NatHistory: The Living World 5 Feb 12 Dippers

miranda krestovnikoff visits the brecon beacons where she explores the watery world of the dipper, a bird shaped by the rivers on which it depends. producer: brett westwood... (12 天前)

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NatHistory: The Living World 29 Jan 12 Jackdaw Roost

for this week's living world, joanna pinnock heads to a site in cambridgeshire which is currently part of a long term study into jackdaw behaviour. here she meets dr alex thornton on a blustery morning before dawn. as first light begins to creep silently over the horizon the first chattering's of a jackdaw roost can be heard. with increasing light, this ... (15 天前)

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NatHistory: Yeti's Finger - 27 Dec 11

high up a remote himalayan mountain in nepal is a buddhist monastery. the monks say there is no doubt yeti's roam the high forest, they see and hear them and they sometimes even attack people. the tantalising prospect of being the first to prove that this mythical ape like creature actually exists has been the goal of many explorers - but the beast has a... (30 天前)

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NatHistory: 23_DEC_11 Saving Species Sustaining Life

in a special edition of saving species, recorded in front of an audience at the university of bristol, brett westwood chairs a discussion about the building tension between the natural world and the burgeoning human population.every 2 seconds another child is born. the human population is now over 7 billion and is projected to rise to 9 billion by 2050.... (56 天前)

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NatHistory: Saving Species (Srs 2) - 13 Dec 11 - Ep

30/30 for the final live programme of the series there will be an update from the bto on the location of the five tagged cuckoos in the forests of central africa. also on the move but on a much shorter journey are shags. bob swann reports from his well-monitored seabird cliffs at north sutor in scotland where he has been checking the ring numbers of the... (66 天前)

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NatHistory: Saving Species (Srs 2) - 06 Dec 11 - Ep

28/30 michael scott reports from the flanders moss peat bogs near stirling. he discovers it's all about the management of water. howard stableford sends a second report about pikas, where american biologists from arizona state university explain that the pikas are also critical for the retention of water on the plateau: their burrows, they claim, help pr... (72 天前)

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