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Traditional Societies

The Ethiopian bush crow relies on local tribes for survival, but the tribes are changing.

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Wildlife Conflict

Conflict between people and wildlife is increasing, what are the solutions?

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Ocean Pollutants

Sea lions in California are developing cancer from ocean pollution. What can be done?

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Eco-Tourism

What is the effect of increasing numbers of tourists visiting wildlife hotspots?

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Noise in the Environment

Monty Don asks if human-produced noise removes us from the natural world.

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Are There Too Many People for Wildlife to Thrive?

Monty Don presents a special edition recorded before a live audience at Bristol University

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Do We Care Too Much About Nature?

Monty Don presents a special edition recorded before a live audience at Bristol University

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Deer Management

As both human and deer populations are increasing, is there potential for conflict?

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Community Protection

Can local initiatives be developed into wider protection for a species?

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The Medicinal Planet

Monty Don discusses discovering new medicine in the natural world.

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Ocean Governance

Monty Don asks who is responsible for the life in our oceans.

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Disclosure

In the first of a new series, Monty Don asks whether we should keep conservation secrets.

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Nature and the Written Word

Monty Don presents the first of two special programmes recorded at the Hay Festival.

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The Modern Naturalist

Monty Don presents the second of two special programmes recorded at the Hay Festival.

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Spix Macaw - Conservation Triage

Is it worth saving the spix macaw, or could more be done with the same resources?

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Hector's Dolphin

Monty Don learns what is threatening Hector's dolphin, the smallest whale in the world.

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Overland Migration

Monty Don explores the challenges in today's world of pronghorn and wildebeest migrations.

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Urban Wildlife

Monty Don finds out how important urban areas are for the wildlife we share it with.

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Zoos in the Wild

Monty Don asks if reserves fenced off for the benefit of wildlife are effective.

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National Parks

Monty Don finds out if national parks are good for wildlife.

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Belugas

Monty Don introduces the beluga whale, exploring the future of one particular population.

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Giant Otters in the Pantanal

Monty Don explores the future of the Pantanal and its resident the giant otter.

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Ground-Nesting Birds

Can dog-walkers share the planet with ground-nesting seabirds?

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Are We Getting Used to Less Wildlife?

Are we aware we are sharing the planet with less wildlife? Are we getting used to less?

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Ocean Plastic and Seabirds

Is plastic litter making the ocean a perilous place for fulmars and other seabirds?

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Mahogany

Can we share the planet with big-leaf mahogany, the giants of the tropical forest?

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Insects and Street Lights

Can insects share the planet with our need for artificial light? Monty Don investigates.

• 30 mins

Hen Harriers: Trust in Conservation

Hen harriers are persecuted because they eat grouse. Can a solution be found?

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Albatross and Fishing

Can we share the ocean with albatrosses?

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Beavers in Business

Beavers are busy saving us money on flood defences, but is this a good way to view nature?

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