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Best Episodes of The Nature of Britain

  • Coastal Britain

    S1 Ep5

    8.0

    7th Nov 2007

    Britain’s coastline is defined by the forces of nature: the wind, rain, sun and tides, which influence the lives of every single living thing here. Alan braves the elements to find out why our coastline is such an extraordinary place for wildlife. From the giant minke whale to the tiny snail bee, the elegant Arctic tern to the plodding toad, and the fastest seabird in the west to one of the world’s greatest predators. Danger, spectacle and revelation – it’s all here in Coastal Britain.

  • Secret Britain

    S1 Ep8

    7.0

    5th Dec 2007

    Throughout our history on these islands, we have created places for our own use, without giving a second thought for wildlife. But the wildlife has not only found a way to survive, but has thrived in these unexpected places. In the last of the series, join Alan Titchmarsh on a journey around Secret Britain, to find the birds that moved in when the Iron Age settlers moved out, the plant that hitched a ride on the railways, and the oldest and toughest organism of the lot – lichens. At a time when we are rediscovering our relationship with nature, these secret places show us just how tough and resilient the natural world can be.

Worst Episodes of The Nature of Britain

  • Island Britain

    S1 Ep1

    3.7

    31st Aug 2007

    In the first episode of this landmark series on Britain’s wildlife, Alan Titchmarsh travels from the top of the British Isles to the bottom, to discover what makes our island home – and its wild creatures – so special. From boxing hares to blonde hedgehogs, swirling starlings to swooping seabirds, and fighting seals to leaping dolphins – Britain’s rich natural heritage is full of wonder, spectacle and surprise.

  • Farmland Britain

    S1 Ep2

    7.0

    7th Sep 2007

    Farmland isn’t just part of Britain’s countryside; it is the countryside, covering nearly three quarters of the entire British Isles. Join Alan on a journey through Britain’s farmland, as he discovers how wild creatures can find a place to live in our fields, meadows and hedgerows. Discover how bumblebees are the key to producing the perfect tomato, why some Scottish sheep prefer seaweed, and meet the fastest creature on the planet – all living in our green and pleasant land.

The Nature of Britain Episode Guide

  • Island Britain

    S1 Ep1

    3.7

    31st Aug 2007

    In the first episode of this landmark series on Britain’s wildlife, Alan Titchmarsh travels from the top of the British Isles to the bottom, to discover what makes our island home – and its wild creatures – so special. From boxing hares to blonde hedgehogs, swirling starlings to swooping seabirds, and fighting seals to leaping dolphins – Britain’s rich natural heritage is full of wonder, spectacle and surprise.

  • Farmland Britain

    S1 Ep2

    7.0

    7th Sep 2007

    Farmland isn’t just part of Britain’s countryside; it is the countryside, covering nearly three quarters of the entire British Isles. Join Alan on a journey through Britain’s farmland, as he discovers how wild creatures can find a place to live in our fields, meadows and hedgerows. Discover how bumblebees are the key to producing the perfect tomato, why some Scottish sheep prefer seaweed, and meet the fastest creature on the planet – all living in our green and pleasant land.

  • Urban Britain

    S1 Ep3

    7.0

    14th Sep 2007

    Nine out of ten of us live in Britain’s towns and cities – but there’s still plenty of room for wildlife! Join Alan Titchmarsh as he hits the city streets, to find out just what makes these places so special. From Brighton’s badgers to Glasgow’s foxes, Dundee’s red squirrels to Bristol’s peregrines, and London’s parakeets to the otters of Tyneside – Britain’s cities are rapidly turning into the new countryside. So if you’re one of our 50 million city folk, Britain’s wildlife really is where you live!

The Nature of Britain is a nature documentary series made for British television by the BBC Natural History Unit. It was first broadcast on BBC1 in October and November 2007. The Nature of Britain was the second BBC natural history series presented by Alan Titchmarsh, following 2004's British Isles - A Natural History. After the introductory episode, each 50-minute programme showed the wild plants and animals found in a range of different British habitats. They were followed by a 10-minute regional programme which aimed to show viewers how they could contribute to wildlife conservation in their region.

The best rated episodes of The Nature of Britain are:
  • Coastal Britain S1E5 rated 8.0
  • Secret Britain S1E8 rated 7.0
The lowest rated episodes of The Nature of Britain are:
  • Island Britain S1E1 rated 3.7
  • Farmland Britain S1E2 rated 7.0

The first episode of The Nature of Britain aired on October 10, 2007.

The last episode of The Nature of Britain aired on December 05, 2007.

There are 8 episodes of The Nature of Britain.

There is one season of The Nature of Britain.

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The Nature of Britain has ended.