State of the Planet

Description: David Attenborough series on BBC 1.

Newest Review: ... or the rich bio-diverse Amazon rainforests . With other naturalists and scientists,Sir David explains, how, why, and where, like children given free rein in a sweet-shop, we humans have grabbed more than is good for us. Showing that whilst our ancesters could plead ignorance when they wiped out creatures like the Dodo.We no longer have this excuse for bringing so many species to the brink ... more

... of extinction..Or for causing such irrepairable damage to our planet. As with all Sir David's programmes, the camera work is outstanding, the locations breathtakingly beautiful, the presentation faultless..Though I suspect many like myself would...more

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State of the Planet: A Warning writ Large. (291 words)
by - written on 02/12/00 (Very useful, 26 readings)
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Having spent a lifetime bringing the Natural World into our living rooms,Sir David Attenboroughs lastest offering is probably the most thought provoking piece of television I have watched in an age. With his usual panache Sir David takes us on a tour of the globe, showing us the disasterous effects of mankinds 'progress' on our fabulous world..Whether it be the vast barren wastes of Antartica, or the rich bio-diverse Amazon rainforests . With other naturalists and scientists,Sir David explains, how, why, and where, like children given free rein in a sweet-shop, we humans have grabbed more than is good for us. Showing that whilst our ancesters ... Read the complete review

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