18/04/2010
Julia Bradbury heads to Ennerdale in the Lake District to find out what is being done to make this wonderful landscape even wilder. Matt Baker gets to grips with hound-trailing.
Julia Bradbury heads to Ennerdale in the Lake District to find out what is being done to make this wild and wonderful landscape wilder still, while Matt Baker gets to grips with hound-trailing, one of Cumbria's oldest and most popular sports.
John Craven investigates predictions that we are going to need 60,000 new farmers and workers to keep British agriculture afloat, and looks at whether anyone can become a farmer.
James Wong finds out how freezing temperatures back in the winter of 2009 are still affecting some of our most precious wildlife. Plus a look at what happened when Adam Henson put the animal-handling skills of Andrew Lloyd Webber's Dorothys to the test down on the farm.
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Credits
Role | Contributor |
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Presenter | Julia Bradbury |
Presenter | Matt Baker |
Presenter | John Craven |
Presenter | James Wong |
Presenter | Adam Henson |
Executive Producer | Andrew Thorman |
Producer | Teresa Bogan |
Broadcasts
- Sun 18 Apr 2010 19:00六合开奖记录 One & 六合开奖记录 HD
- Fri 23 Apr 2010 02:50