
Overview
Britain has spectacular colonies of puffins, guillemots, kittiwakes and skuas, but recently many birds have failed to breed. In the summer of 2006, bird expert Roy Dennis travelled in search of answers. He reveals that, as our seas are getting warmer, the sand eels that seabirds depend on are declining. Some seabirds are learning to find new sources of food and, with a bit more protection, Roy believes they can adapt and survive.
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25 - 1The Last Lions of India October 18, 2006
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25 - 2On the Trail of Tarka October 25, 2006
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25 - 3Eye for an Elephant November 01, 2006
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25 - 4The Bear Man of Kamchatka November 08, 2006
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25 - 5The Falls of Iguacu November 15, 2006
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25 - 6Africa's Desert Garden January 09, 2007
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25 - 7Battle to Save the Tiger April 11, 2007
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25 - 8Buddha, Bees and the Giant Hornet Queen April 25, 2007
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25 - 9Hawaii: Message in the Waves May 02, 2007
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25 - 10Invasion of the Crocodiles May 09, 2007
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25 - 11Toki's Tale May 10, 2007
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25 - 12The Bloodhound and the Beardie May 16, 2007
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25 - 13Saving Our Seabirds May 23, 2007
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25 - 14Desert Lions May 30, 2007
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25 - 15Moose on the Loose June 01, 2007
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25 - 16Rainforests for the Future June 06, 2007
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25 - 17Wye - Voices from the Valley June 13, 2007