Episodes
| Episode | Title | First Broadcast | Comments |
|---|---|---|---|
| 20070820 | "The Natural History of the Middle East With Tessa McGregor. 1/3. Three Continents Clash From the depths of the Dead Sea to the parched edge of the Empty Quarter, Tessa looks at the ingenious strategies that plants and animals have evolved to survive and thrive in one of the harshest environments in the world. " | ||
| 20070827 | "The Natural History of the Middle East With Tessa McGregor. 2/3. Blood on the Sands Tessa asks if the past century of hunting, oil development and endless warfare has pushed the region's wildlife beyond the point of no return. " | ||
| 20070903 | "The Natural History of the Middle East With Tessa McGregor. 3/3. Faith, Hope and Technology The Mesopotamian Marshes, one of the world's biggest wetlands, were drained by Saddam Hussein in 1991. The native wildlife was destroyed and migrating birds lost a crucial fuel stop on their long desert journey. But water and wildlife have now returned. " | ||
| 01 | Three Continents Clash | 20070820 | From the depths of the Dead Sea to the parched edge of the Empty Quarter, Tessa looks at the ingenious strategies that plants and animals have evolved to survive and thrive in one of the harshest environments in the world. "From the depths of the Dead Sea to the parched edge of the Empty Quarter, Tessa looks at the ingenious strategies that plants and animals have evolved to survive and thrive in one of the harshest environments in the world. 1/3. Three Continents Clash From the depths of the Dead Sea to the parched edge of the Empty Quarter, Tessa looks at the ingenious strategies that plants and animals have evolved to survive and thrive in one of the harshest environments in the world." "From the depths of the Dead Sea to the parched edge of the Empty Quarter, Tessa looks at the ingenious strategies that plants and animals have evolved to survive and thrive in one of the harshest environments in the world." |
| 02 | Blood On The Sands | 20070827 | "Tessa asks if the past century of hunting, oil development and endless warfare has pushed the region's wildlife beyond the point of no return." |
| 02 | Blood On The Sands | 20070827 | "Tessa asks if the past century of hunting, oil development and endless warfare has pushed the region's wildlife beyond the point of no return. The Natural History of the Middle East With Tessa McGregor. 2/3. Blood on the Sands Tessa asks if the past century of hunting, oil development and endless warfare has pushed the region's wildlife beyond the point of no return." |
| 02 | Blood On The Sands | 20070827 | Tessa asks if the past century of hunting, oil development and endless warfare has pushed the region's wildlife beyond the point of no return. |
| 03 LAST | "Faith, Hope And Technology" | 20070903 | "The Mesopotamian Marshes, one of the world's biggest wetlands, were drained by Saddam Hussein in 1991. The native wildlife was destroyed and migrating birds lost a crucial fuel stop on their long desert journey. But water and wildlife have now returned." |
| 03 LAST | "Faith, Hope And Technology" | 20070903 | "The Mesopotamian Marshes, one of the world's biggest wetlands, were drained by Saddam Hussein in 1991. The native wildlife was destroyed and migrating birds lost a crucial fuel stop on their long desert journey. But water and wildlife have now returned. The Natural History of the Middle East With Tessa McGregor. 3/3. Faith, Hope and Technology The Mesopotamian Marshes, one of the world's biggest wetlands, were drained by Saddam Hussein in 1991. The native wildlife was destroyed and migrating birds lost a crucial fuel stop on their long desert journey. But water and wildlife have now returned." |
| 03 LAST | Faith, Hope And Technology | 20070903 | The Mesopotamian Marshes, one of the world's biggest wetlands, were drained by Saddam Hussein in 1991. The native wildlife was destroyed and migrating birds lost a crucial fuel stop on their long desert journey. But water and wildlife have now returned. |