Many of you will have already watched the first episodes of new documentary TV series Wild Isles which was first aired on BBC1 earlier this month. Narrated by the legendary Sir David Attenborough, the series showcases different wildlife species from locations across the UK with stunning imagery and remarkable camera footage.

The team at Wildland were delighted to be invited to contribute to the series, which would not have been possible without the collective efforts of so many talented and skilled people, working together for greater good of nature. We are all very proud of the series and hope that those of you that watch it will feel the same.

You can catch up on the series at any time on BBC iPlayer and watch the latest episodes on Sunday evenings at 7pm on BBC1.

We are particularly excited about the up and coming episodes on the 26th of March and 2nd of April which feature fantastic wildlife footage direct from Wildland estates. The episode on the 9th of April will also feature footage from off the coast of our more northern estates.

Coverage such as this, highlights some of the ongoing successes of our conservation and habitat management work. We are delighted to showcase these wildlife successes with a wider audience.

We are also immensely proud that one of our team members, Ronan, and our partners at Cairngorms Connect are featuring in a complementary episode that will be available to watch on the BBC iPlayer from the 9th of April. Well deserved recognition to some very passionate and knowledgeable people.

If you haven’t watched the series so far, we recommend that you do!