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Back up to: Saving Species

1. Episode 40

   40/40 What is the better approach to conservation, saving species or wilderness?
2. Episode 39

   39/40 We search for stoats and weasels, once abundant and now little-seen.
3. Episode 38

   38/40 Saving Species reports from Australia on how tourists are helping to save whales.
4. Episode 37

   37/40 Saving Species is in the Pantanal in Brazil looking for the hyacinth macaw.
5. Episode 36

   36/40 In this weeks programme "Top Goose", how 麻豆社 geese generated new science.
6. Episode 35

   35/40 Saving Species goes to India to investigate a remarkable story about tiger conservation.
7. Episode 34

   34/40 Saving Species reports alarming news about the plight of Lions in Africa.
8. Episode 33

   33/40 Saving Species reports from Panama about the plight of Sloths in the Caribbean.
9. Episode 32

   32/40 Saving Species comes from the 100 Foot Washes in the company of thousands of swans.
10. Episode 31

    31/40 Featuring the little-known Blue Pimpernel and Britain's 'big six'.
11. Episode 30

    30/40 Memories of river wildlife, migratory swans and fungi all in this week's programme.
12. Episode 29

    29/40 This week Saving Species looks into the issues of invasive species.
13. Episode 28

    28/40 Saving Species witnesses the extraordinary mating behaviour of Koalas in Australia.
14. Episode 27

    27/40 Saving Species visits Islay in Scotland in the company of twenty five thousand geese.
15. Episode 26

    26/40 In this week's programme, deer, conservation in the UK and biodiversity world-wide.
16. Episode 25

    25/40 Brett Westwood reports on migrating birds in the skies over London.
17. Episode 24

    24/40 What can the decline in British birds tell us about global extinction levels.
18. Episode 23

    23/40 Saving Species goes on a fungus foray in West Wales.
19. Episode 22

    22/40 Saving Species visits the Mississippi Delta in the aftermarth of the Gulf oil spill.
20. Episode 21

    21/40 Saba Douglas-Hamilton reports from Samburu national park in Kenya.
21. Episode 20

    20/40 Reporting on the tiny creatures that writhe and creep in compost heaps.
22. Episode 19

    19/40 Including a report from the Somerset Levels to witness the release of the European Crane.
23. Episode 18

    18/40 Featuring news of the challenges swifts and swallows face as they head south for winter.
24. Episode 17

    17/40 Brett Westwood presents stories about seabirds, lizards and the Little Bittern.
25. Episode 16

    16/40 What is the future for our farmland birds?
26. Episode 15

    15/40 Jeremy Bristow visits Jane Goodall in Gombe, Tanzania, to see her chimpanzee study group.
27. Episode 14

    14/40 Including part three of Gillian Rice's vulture report from India.
28. Episode 13

    13/40 Including feedback from listeners who have used the Open University's Ispot website.
29. Episode 12

    12/40 Including a report from India on efforts to save the long-billed vulture.
30. Episode 11

    11/40 Brett Westwood and guests question the language used in wildlife conservation.

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