Episode #10 will be shown on ITV1 this coming Friday at 8:00 PM.
For details of upcoming episodes, please visit the ITV Press Centre.
We are very excited to announce that the brand new third series of Wild Britain with Ray Mears has now begun on ITV1. What better way to start the new year than with a bit of Ray on the telly, eh?
[caption id="attachment_4468" align="aligncenter" width="468"] Ray Mears on the set of Wild Britain - Series 3[/caption]
Starting on Friday 4th January, the series has returned with Ray guiding us around the many varied habitats of Great Britain, exploring the landscape and wildlife these areas have to offer.
The first episode revoled around the Isle of Mull; situated off the west coast of Scotland, the island is home to over 250 different wild bird species, a thriving otter population, and counts sharks, whales, porpoises and dolphins among the range of sea life found off its shores.
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A wonderfull series sadly comes to an end.
Ray’s last comments on Wilderness reconnecting us to our true being and purpose are very, very true. The modern Human is incredible disconnected from Mother Nature and the fellow creatures we share this life with. They sleep suspended in a house, on man made materials, awake to put on rubber shoes, walk out of their house onto concreate, then into work, a building usually suspended above the Earth once again, for 6-7 hours, then back back home.
Not once during the day touching the soil of the Earth.
Wonderful series showing off all my favourite places!
I would really like to know where the music comes from as there is a string piece played almost every week which is rather beautiful but I cannot seem to find out what it is.
Keep up the good work and hope you secure a DVD release for S3!
Andy
Another fascinating episode tonight – i’m really enjoying the series!
Experiences with wild, tame animals are pure magic. 2 years ago I was sitting in the forest relaxing to the bird-song when I heard a twig snap to my side. I looked over and there was a beautiful, wild red squirrel going about his business less than 3-4 meters away, completely at peace with my presence.
Experiences like that are priceless :)
I’ve really enjoyed the Wild Britain series’.
I wish they were on for an hour though – half hour episodes are frustratingly brief (especially when you take out opening/closing titles, and the commercial break).
But I have thoroughly enjoyed them. Each episode leaves me eager to get out there.
Here’s a request though. If there’s another series any chance of covering the Dungeness/Romney Marsh area in Kent? It’s a unique and valuable environment with some of the largest areas of shingle beach in the UK.
Hi Woodlore Team,
I’m loving wild britain. I would like to know if possible the song played in episode 6 the argyll rainforest where ray is watching the beavers. A beautiful piece of music to an awesome series.
Ray Mears on the set of Wild Britain - Series 3[/caption]
Starting on Friday 4th January, the series has returned with Ray guiding us around the many varied habitats of Great Britain, exploring the landscape and wildlife these areas have to offer.
The first episode revoled around the Isle of Mull; situated off the west coast of Scotland, the island is home to over 250 different wild bird species, a thriving otter population, and counts sharks, whales, porpoises and dolphins among the range of sea life found off its shores.
32 comments
A wonderfull series sadly comes to an end.
Ray’s last comments on Wilderness reconnecting us to our true being and purpose are very, very true. The modern Human is incredible disconnected from Mother Nature and the fellow creatures we share this life with. They sleep suspended in a house, on man made materials, awake to put on rubber shoes, walk out of their house onto concreate, then into work, a building usually suspended above the Earth once again, for 6-7 hours, then back back home.
Not once during the day touching the soil of the Earth.
Wonderful series showing off all my favourite places!
I would really like to know where the music comes from as there is a string piece played almost every week which is rather beautiful but I cannot seem to find out what it is.
Keep up the good work and hope you secure a DVD release for S3!
Andy
Another fascinating episode tonight – i’m really enjoying the series!
Experiences with wild, tame animals are pure magic. 2 years ago I was sitting in the forest relaxing to the bird-song when I heard a twig snap to my side. I looked over and there was a beautiful, wild red squirrel going about his business less than 3-4 meters away, completely at peace with my presence.
Experiences like that are priceless :)
I’ve really enjoyed the Wild Britain series’.
I wish they were on for an hour though – half hour episodes are frustratingly brief (especially when you take out opening/closing titles, and the commercial break).
But I have thoroughly enjoyed them. Each episode leaves me eager to get out there.
Here’s a request though. If there’s another series any chance of covering the Dungeness/Romney Marsh area in Kent? It’s a unique and valuable environment with some of the largest areas of shingle beach in the UK.
Hi Woodlore Team,
I’m loving wild britain. I would like to know if possible the song played in episode 6 the argyll rainforest where ray is watching the beavers. A beautiful piece of music to an awesome series.
Regards
L
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