Wild Blue Britain

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20050711

The Rocky Shore

Lionel Kelleway is taken on a magical tour of the Gower rock pools in Wales by rock pooling guru Pete Hayward. For marine wildlife Britain's rocky shore is top of the league in Europe and the Gower is one of the best.

An encounter with beasts great and small.

20050718

Seaweed World

Lionel Kelleway is in Strangford Lough, Northern Ireland, where he discovers that some seaweed is more animal than plant, and the possible benefits of seaweed to people seem to have no bounds.

20050725

Muddy Shore

Lionel Kelleway goes to Essex in England to meet biologists and conservationists who are breaking down the ancient sea defences of the coast and returning this part of the Black water to the sea. He discovers that fields that only a year ago were yielding corn are now the nursery place for pelagic fish such as herring and bass.

20050801

Predators

Lionel Kelleway is on the uninhabited island of Eynhallow in Orkney together with field biologists and a multitude of ocean predators. It's the Fulmars, terns, seals and Skuas that build a spectacular community of life, both above and below water, all of which are at the mercy of ocean currents.

The Rocky Shore

20050711

Lionel Kelleway is taken on a magical tour of the Gower rock pools in Wales by rock pooling guru Pete Hayward.

For marine wildlife Britain's rocky shore is top of the league in Europe and the Gower is one of the best.

An encounter with beasts great and small.

Seaweed World

20050718

Lionel Kelleway is in Strangford Lough, Northern Ireland, where he discovers that some seaweed is more animal than plant, and the possible benefits of seaweed to people seem to have no bounds.

Muddy Shore

20050725

Lionel Kelleway goes to Essex in England to meet biologists and conservationists who are breaking down the ancient sea defences of the coast and returning this part of the Black water to the sea.

He discovers that fields that only a year ago were yielding corn are now the nursery place for pelagic fish such as herring and bass.

Predators

20050801

Lionel Kelleway is on the uninhabited island of Eynhallow in Orkney together with field biologists and a multitude of ocean predators.

It's the Fulmars, terns, seals and Skuas that build a spectacular community of life, both above and below water, all of which are at the mercy of ocean currents.

Episodes

Series	Episode	Title	First Broadcast	Comments
			20050711	The Rocky Shore Lionel Kelleway is taken on a magical tour of the Gower rock pools in Wales by rock pooling guru Pete Hayward. For marine wildlife Britain's rocky shore is top of the league in Europe and the Gower is one of the best. An encounter with beasts great and small.
			20050718	Seaweed World Lionel Kelleway is in Strangford Lough, Northern Ireland, where he discovers that some seaweed is more animal than plant, and the possible benefits of seaweed to people seem to have no bounds.
			20050725	Muddy Shore Lionel Kelleway goes to Essex in England to meet biologists and conservationists who are breaking down the ancient sea defences of the coast and returning this part of the Black water to the sea. He discovers that fields that only a year ago were yielding corn are now the nursery place for pelagic fish such as herring and bass.
			20050801	Predators Lionel Kelleway is on the uninhabited island of Eynhallow in Orkney together with field biologists and a multitude of ocean predators. It's the Fulmars, terns, seals and Skuas that build a spectacular community of life, both above and below water, all of which are at the mercy of ocean currents.
01	01	The Rocky Shore	20050711	Lionel Kelleway is taken on a magical tour of the Gower rock pools in Wales by rock pooling guru Pete Hayward. For marine wildlife Britain's rocky shore is top of the league in Europe and the Gower is one of the best. An encounter with beasts great and small.
01	02	Seaweed World	20050718	Lionel Kelleway is in Strangford Lough, Northern Ireland, where he discovers that some seaweed is more animal than plant, and the possible benefits of seaweed to people seem to have no bounds.
01	03	Muddy Shore	20050725	Lionel Kelleway goes to Essex in England to meet biologists and conservationists who are breaking down the ancient sea defences of the coast and returning this part of the Black water to the sea. He discovers that fields that only a year ago were yielding corn are now the nursery place for pelagic fish such as herring and bass.
01	04	Predators	20050801	Lionel Kelleway is on the uninhabited island of Eynhallow in Orkney together with field biologists and a multitude of ocean predators. It's the Fulmars, terns, seals and Skuas that build a spectacular community of life, both above and below water, all of which are at the mercy of ocean currents.