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Chris Skinner was born at in Norfolk which聽he now manages for wildlife along with his son. This is where Brett meets him to search for hares.

Cultural environmentalist Tom Greeves聽was born in Plymouth in 1949. The universities of Essex, Edinburgh and Exeter prepared him for extensive research, publication, teaching and interpretation, on which is built his reputation as an authority on the archaeology and history of Dartmoor. He has worked independently since 1990.

A varied career has included being Sites & Monuments Officer for Devon, Archaeologist for Dartmoor National Park, and Local Initiatives Officer for the environmental arts group Common Ground. He has worked independently since 1990. Since 1998 he has been Chairman of the Dartmoor Society. He was President of the Devonshire Association 2015-2016.

Besides unravelling Dartmoor鈥檚 cultural landscape, Tom鈥檚 core interests include Tinworking, The Three Hares, European Prehistory, the Isles of Scilly, and Theatrical Performance.

Sue Andrew鈥檚 studies at Edinburgh and Plymouth universities encompassed anthropology, art history, and architectural conservation. Her doctoral thesis focused on the medieval oak carvings of men and beasts, including the Green Man and the Three Hares, to be found in the roofs of the churches of Devon. Sue gives talks and writes about subjects ranging from the cross-cultural journey of the Three Hares motif, and medieval church art and architecture, to nineteenth-century ecclesiastical carving, and epitaphs in the graveyards of Dartmoor.

In 2016 Sue collaborated with Tom Greeves and Chris Chapman on the book The Three Hares: A Curiosity Worth Regarding (Skerryvore Productions).聽聽

Chris Chapman is a Dartmoor photographer and author.

He worked on the project along with Sue Andrew and Tom Greeves and took the photographs for the book about their quest which is discussed in the programme.

Jane Russ is聽Chairman of the and author of The Hare Book as well as being an artist.