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Wildlife series. In-depth stories of incredible animals with award-winning photography.

BBC Two's classic wildlife series which tells in-depth stories of incredible animals, featuring award-winning photography in some of the most extraordinary places in the world.

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Natural World: 2006-2007

Natural World: 2006-2007: Rainforests for the Future

06/06/2007

Rainforests for the Future

2006-2007

BBC Two - Natural World, 2006-2007, Rainforests for the Future

Wildlife documentary. A look at the Central African state of Gabon.

Wildlife documentary. A look at the Central African state of Gabon, which is devoted to wildlife conservation and sensitive development.

Wildlife documentary. The Central African state of Gabon is devoted to wildlife conservation. Over ten percent of the country's rainforest is protected in a series of new national parks, home to abundant wildlife including elephants, gorillas, chimps and mandrills. Along the unspoilt coastline forest meets the beach and hippos are seen wallowing in the surf. It's an uplifting story of sensitive development, and a reminder of primeval Africa as it would have appeared to the first explorers.

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