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Can We Save It All?

With so many species and habitats under threat, how do we decide what to conserve?

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Global Collapse

Monty Don explores the link between the loss of wildlife abundance and human activity.

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Valuing Nature

How much is a honey bee worth? Monty Don explores the value of nature.

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Building in Wildlife

With increased urbanisation around the world, can wildlife be let in?

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Living with Carnivores

Is it really possible for people to live next to large carnivores amicably?

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Oil & Wildlife

Can the oil industry be an asset for wildlife or is the risk too high?

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What Is Sustainability?

Is it possible for seven billion people to live with nature sustainably?

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Agricultural Crops and Wildlife

Are agricultural crops good or bad for nature?

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Rat Eradication - Is It Worth It?

Brown Rats have caused havoc on many bird populations, can they, should they be removed?

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Wildlife Aliens and Diseases

Does human population increase mean more disease for wild and domestic animals and plants?

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Elephant Poaching in Africa

With the illegal trade in ivory on the up, what is the future for Africa's elephants?

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Religion and Nature

Can the major religions of the world play a role in conserving the natural world?

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Sharks

Sharks are one of the great icons of the oceans and yet are in severe decline.

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Soil Science

Human population pressure on soils can impact on the earth worm, reducing soil fertility.

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Fragility and Niche

Monty Don explores the vulnerability of wildlife that need specialist conditions to live.

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Restriction and Choice

Monty Don asks if people are prepared to forgo personal choice to protect wildlife.

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Human Rubbish and Wildlife

As more rubbish is put in landfill and the human population grows, can this help wildlife?

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Sequoia - Nowhere to Go

Climate change is forcing some national parks in America to rethink their boundaries.

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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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