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[Mono]

No Autumnwatch this year so Chris Packham has put together his own alternative. Going out on YouTube.

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[wllmspd]

Top job.

 

[Euan Buchan]

I watched it this morning I really enjoyed it very informative a great substitute for Autumnwatch.

 

[Toolroomted]

No Autumnwatch this year so Chris Packham has put together his own alternative. Going out on YouTube.

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How many views did you get, Hope the BBC aren’t to upset! Hi all my name is Eddie, I live in Buckinghamshire. I volunteer for Chiltern rangers, friends of the Wye, and the Kingsmead group. Just trying to look after the local wildlife, mainly the river Wye.

 

[Mono]

How many views did you get, Hope the BBC aren’t to upset!

It's nothing to do with me, I just passed on the news it was happening.

 

[Toolroomted]

It's nothing to do with me, I just passed on the news it was happening.

Sorry, I think I replied to you by mistake.

 

[Farnboro John]

Just watched episode 1 - really excellent stuff and although I don't agree with all of Chris's campaigning stances (just most of them), it's great to watch him unrestrained by BBC guidelines.

John

 

[moose1991]

Thought more people would watch it, yesterday's only had approx 8300 views.

I enjoyed it though.

 

[Farnboro John]

Thought more people would watch it, yesterday's only had approx 8300 views.

I enjoyed it though.

Think it might be a grower, may take time to find and watch. I'm a day behind and not going to catch up for a while yet.

John

 

[Euan Buchan]

Episode 2 was good

 

[Weasel1]

Enjoyed it too...Nick Baker being the highlight.

 

[GreenRooky]

Watched it tonight for the first time and was much better than I was expecting, top stuff

 

[Euan Buchan]

Enjoyed it I loved the bat joke I found it funny

 

[moose1991]

Watching Ep.3 whilst having breakfast.
A wide range of topics covered , some that the Watches wouldn't talk about.

 

[JTweedie]

This was on while I was on holiday, so just catching up with it now.

The first episode had a great extended section on rewilding: from the reintroduction of beavers to landscape scale projects in the UK as well as across Europe, it was really inspiring. I also liked that they showed rewilding doesn't mean removing people. In Portugal they had a good example of a circular economy where markets were created for wool in return for acceptance of rewilding projects there.

 

[Farnboro John]

Still catching up. Episode 5 this afternoon: hybrid wildcats at the BWC. Yeuch. They can put a brave face on it all they want but those are crap cats.

A lot of good other stuff though - Barry Sludge for one, the River Action guy and some local nature reserve building threat details that make you despair. Kudos to those doing something about it.

John