Festival of Wildlife 2005
| John Craven OBE | BBC Presenter of Countryfile and Newsround |
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| Jonathan and Angie Scott | Big Cat Diary Presenters, authors and BBC Photographers of the Year |
| Mark Carwardine | Zoologist, author & photographer |
| Christopher Ralling OBE | BBC Producer & author of "The Voyage of Charles Darwin" |
| Jonathan Truss | Wildlife Artist |
| David Back | Wildlife Photographer |
| Prof. John Parkinson | Astronomer |
| Lyn Hughes | Editor of Wanderlust Magazine |
| Randal Keynes OBE | Descendant of Charles Darwin & author of "Annie's Box: Darwin, his Daughter and Human Evolution" |
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and members of the Wildlife Worldwide team at the
2nd Annual Festival of Wildlife to be held |
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Join us for a unique series of talks, presentations, masterclasses and workshops
from these renowned wildlife experts in one of the world's finest wildlife
locations. The Galapagos Islands, off Ecuador's Pacific Coast, originated
from undersea volcanic activity, six million years ago. In 1835 the young
Charles Darwin visited the islands and discovered this "living laboratory"
which inspired his writings on the Theory of Evolution. Many of the animals
on the Galapagos Islands have developed into different species from their
continental relatives, and because they have never experienced man as a
predator, they show no fear of humans.
Swim with sea lions, observe both Land, and Marine iguanas, snorkel with sea turtles and amongst beautiful tropical fish, sit with Giant Tortoises, and watch the amusing mating dance on the Blue-footed Boobies.
Hear John Craven talk about wildlife journalism, and Jonathan and Angela Scott recount tales of their travels and photographic trips. Learn about underwater photography and marine wildlife from Mark Carwardine , join award winning television producer Christopher Ralling for tips on wildlife film-making and hear about the life and travels of Charles Darwin.
David Back will teach you how to get stunning wildlife images, and you will gain useful painting from acclaimed wildlife artist Jonathan Truss . Eclipse expert Prof John Parkinson will be onboard to teach you more about the stunning night sky and the "hybrid eclipse", plus Wanderlust Editor Lyn Hughes will be sharing her top travel writing tips, and finally, hear Darwin family anecdotes from Randal Keynes .
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 The Festival of Wildlife 2004 was held to at Governors' Camp in Kenya's Masai Mara. Click on the logo to read more about it.
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