Episodes
| First Broadcast | Repeated | Comments |
|---|---|---|
| 20210328 | Over the last year, patterns of human behaviour have changed as never before, because of lockdown. In this programme, Martha Kearney asks what impact that change has had on wildlife and the natural world. With more people spotting birds in their gardens last spring and tales of goats roaming the streets of Llandudno, there was a perception that wildlife boomed and flourished when people stayed at home. Martha asks whether that is really what happened and learns about some fascinating evidence about the complex web of relationships between people and animals.
Producer: Emma Campbell
Martha Kearney investigates the effects that lockdown has had on wildlife. | |
| 20210328 | 20210403 (R4) | Over the last year, patterns of human behaviour have changed as never before, because of lockdown. In this programme, Martha Kearney asks what impact that change has had on wildlife and the natural world. With more people spotting birds in their gardens last spring and tales of goats roaming the streets of Llandudno, there was a perception that wildlife boomed and flourished when people stayed at home. Martha asks whether that is really what happened and learns about some fascinating evidence about the complex web of relationships between people and animals.
Producer: Emma Campbell
Martha Kearney investigates the effects that lockdown has had on wildlife. |