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The Natural History Programme

BBC Radio 4
on BBC Radio 4 FM

Most of our British flora and fauna now enjoy legal protection. But who enforces it? Lionel Kelleway goes on the beat with the Police Wildlife Liaison Officer and discovers that the long arm of the law reaches to our wildest places. And Fergus Keeling talks to Sue Ingle on her return from the Pacific Islands.
BBC Bristol
(Re-broadcast next Sunday)

Contributors

Presenter:
Lionel Kelleway
Presenter:
Fergus Keeling
Reporter:
Su Ingle [billed as Sue Ingle]
Producer:
Miles Barton
Source: Radio Times

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