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The Natural History Programme

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on BBC Radio 4 FM

Isolated populations of endangered animals are particularly vulnerable tq pathogens. Lionel Kelleway uncovers the role of disease in the decline of the Hawaiian goose, and Fergus Keeling finds out about the sexually transmitted disease that is ravaging the Australian koala population.
Producer miles BARTON BBC Bristol
(Re-broadcast next Sunday)

Contributors

Unknown:
Lionel Kelleway
Unknown:
Fergus Keeling
Source: Radio Times

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