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NatureÌýoffersÌýa window on global natural history, providing a unique insight into the natural world, the environment, and the magnificent creatures that inhabit it.
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"Nature is full of surprises, so the programme can investigate fascinating and challenging areas in
our relations with the natural world without being too technical or preachy. My job is brilliant because, as a link between the listener and the subject, I can discover new information and ideas which help people make up their own minds on important issues."
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DIARYÌýFROM A STRANGE COUNTRY
In the last programme in the current series of Nature, Paul Evans reflects on his encounters with the wildlife in the countryside around his Shropshire home.
With the edge of winter finally moving across the country, it's been a strange year for British wildlife.
Some of the more notable moments have made the news -- like the arrival of the whale in the Thames back in January, or the swan that died of bird flu in Scotland in the early spring. But the day-to-day lives of animals in the countryside go largely unreported.
Ravens on Windmill Hill; a tawny owl chick fledging in the ash tree; the late summer deluge of Daddy Long legs: just some of the moments which make up the unreported wildlife year.
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