Love Nature

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Love Nature

Charity Birmingham Tree People work with the community to plant six new cherry trees.

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Series 1
We follow the team tracking storm petrels off the remote island of North Rona.
A look at the astoundingly beautiful Dinorwic Slate Quarry landscape of North-West Wales.
In the woodlands of County Down, we track the return of native species of red squirrels.
Highlighting a course of action that could change the shape of the coast nationwide.
In Cornwall, The Screech Owl Sanctuary and Animal Park protects various species.
We join locals who've planted thousands of trees hoping to make Eastbourne carbon neutral.
A look at EkoJoe, a Leicester community market garden where locals grow seasonal produce.
Observing black grouse performing elaborate courtship displays to attract females.
A hardy daffodil variety that produces a chemical used in drugs to treat Alzheimer's.
Exploring the hidden richness of Black Mountain above West Belfast.
Demonstrating how anybody can grow their own produce and plants anywhere - even a balcony!
A 400 acre site aiming to recover everything from the European wildcat to beavers.
We discover how even in our inner cities, bird watching is something any of us can do.
Conservation charity FrogLife repairs failing ponds to make them ideal for amphibians.
The work of a field officer for Whale and Dolphin Conservation.
On a farm in Bala we meet Joel, a shepherd and his two skilled Border Collies.
On a farm in County Down, Katy Bell helps protect one of Northern Ireland's rarest birds.
A Red Squirrel Survival Trust volunteer discusses the work of his local group.
How the Ocean Conservation Trust works to protect seagrass.
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