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British Isles: A User's Guide to Natural History

Chris Packham

Paul Greenan

Tony Parker

British Isles: A User's Guide to Natural History: Episode 1: Dinosaurs, Deserts and Volcanoes

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Episode 1: Dinosaurs, Deserts and Volcanoes

Dinosaurs, Deserts and Volcanoes

BBC Four - British Isles: A User's Guide to Natural History, Dinosaurs, Deserts and Volcanoes

Discovering dinosaur footprints, desert sands and volcanic remains.

Chris Packham and his team discover dinosaur footprints in Wales, desert sands in Cheshire and volcanic remains in Leicestershire.

Chris Packham leads a team of local reporters and enthusiasts, who offer hints on how to appreciate natural history. In this edition, the team discover dinosaur footprints in Wales, desert sands in Cheshire and volcanic remains in Leicestershire.

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Chris Packham offers hints on how to appreciate natural history

Chris Packham leads a team of local reporters and enthusiasts, who offer hints on how to appreciate natural history

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