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The Royal Forest

BBC One
on BBC One London

Since William the Conqueror first claimed the New Forest as his own, in 1079, the woodland, heath and marshland have sheltered a wide variety of wild animals. Now modern man is making increasing demands on the Forest. This celebration of its survival is also a plea for its future.
Narrated by TONY BRITTON
Written and produced by JOHN KING
BBC Bristol.

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Tony Britton
Produced By:
John King
Source: Radio Times

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