The importance of the natural world
TV star and presenter Chris Packham explains his reasons for being optimistic about the future of nature, and his insights into why the natural world is so important for us all.
Want to hear more from Chris? He joined us for a Q&A where he answered your questions about why should we be optimistic about nature’s future.
Chris Packham
Chris Packham is a naturalist, author, photographer and broadcaster. He is a biophilic and fascinated with living things. Initially trained as a camera man, he followed a path to on screen presenting. Best known for The Really Wild Show and the BBC Watches, he uses his passion for the natural world to inspire and inform.
Photo credit: Anna Deacon
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