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Saving Species: Series 3

Saving Species: Series 3: Episode 16: Wildlife Art / Wildlife Gardening Forum

Episode 16

Episode 16: Wildlife Art / Wildlife Gardening Forum

Series 3

Wildlife Art / Wildlife Gardening Forum

BBC Radio 4 - Saving Species, Series 3, Wildlife Art / Wildlife Gardening Forum

Brett Westwood takes a look at the relationship between wildlife conservation and art.

Brett Westwood takes a look at the relationship between wildlife conservation and art, a report on wildlife gardening, plus a growing scientific movement.

This week Brett looks at the increasing alliance between the arts and conservation. We hear from 2 artists, one a painter and one a photographer who are using their talents to help raise awareness about highly endangered species. Professor Tim Birkhead tells Brett about a growing movement - New Networks for Nature - which brings many different artists and scientists together to inspire each other. Sarah Pitt brings a report on wildlife gardening, with suggestions for wildlife friendly Christmas presents.

Also in the programme - News from around the world with our regular news reporter, Kelvin Boot. And we'll update you on the activities of the Open University's iSpot.

Presenter: Brett Westwood
Producer: Mary Colwell.

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