Long-time colleague reflects on 100 years of Sir David Attenborough
About this episode
The episode celebrates Sir David Attenborough's 100th birthday and reflects on his significant contributions to natural history and environmental awareness.
From befriending gorillas in the forests of Rwanda to capturing never-before-seen footage of Blue Whales deep beneath the ocean, Sir David Attenborough has become synonymous with the natural world. Across a career spanning more than seventy years, he's transformed the way we see the planet - not just as a place of wonder, but as something fragile and in need of protecting. Today the beloved English broadcaster and natural historian is celebrating 100 years on this earth and a lifetime of achievements. GUEST: Mike Gunton, Creative Director BBC Natural History Unit PRODUCER: Brooke Young
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