tailieunhanh - bbc wildlife magazine september 2010 phần 8

Caravan & Cuộc sống ngoài trời cũng cung cấp cho độc giả lửa trại công thức nấu ăn ngon và các bài báo toàn diện về các điểm đến và các hoạt động ngoài trời, cũng như câu chuyện thú vị và kích thích tư duy về những nơi được lựa chọn, người dân hoặc các sự kiện. | 2rv CHOICE By Rachel Ashton Rachel former features editor on BBC Wildlife and self-confessed natural-history tv addict selects the months best wildlife viewing. A QUICK CHAT WITH. CHARLOTTE UHLENBROEK Zoologist and star of Eden s themed week WHEN DID YOU REALISE THAT PRIMATES WERE YOUR PASSION It s easy to get pigeonholed - I love all wildlife. But my focus is on complex social behaviour and communication and higher primates are great candidates. Though if I had to choose between watching langurs or honeybees in terms of social behaviour I d probably pick the latter. HOW DID YOU BREAK INTO TV I d contributed an episode about chimpanzees in Gombe to Dawn to Dusk BBC 1996 with Jonathan Scott. Because of this and the chimps which were fantastic I was asked to present Chimpanzee Diary BBC2 1998-99 . WHAT IS THE PROUDEST ACHIEVEMENT OF YOUR CAREER I m not sure I ve done it yet I was certainly proud to get my PhD. and to set up a conservation project with Jane Goodall shortly afterwards. I m pleased with the books I ve written too and my first tv series. WHO ARE YOUR GREATEST PROFESSIONAL INFLUENCES Probably Sir David Attenborough -I was blown away by wildlife from an early age and he helped me to indulge my passion. And of course the inspirational Jane Goodall. DO YOU HAVE A FAVOURITE NATURE DOCUMENTARY I loved David s Life of. series especially the utterly brilliant Life in the Undergrowth. I also remember being hugely inspired by Hugh Miles Kingdom of the Ice Bear The Frozen Ocean BBC 1985 . A great white shark hits its target so fast that it flies out of the water - and expert PICK OF THE MONTH A documentary with teeth ULTIMATE AIR JAWS DISCOVERY. SUNDAY 22 AUGUST 9PM WHICH ENVIRONMENTAL ISSUES MAKE YOU ANGRY Chainsaws wanton habitat destruction and over-consumption - we are trashing the planet and draining its resources to make things that end up in landfill. WHAT ARE YOU UP TO NEXT I hope to present a series about conserving endangered species. .