Gesamtlänge aller Episoden: 11 hours 45 minutes
“What are the different ways we can express ourselves, in a way that are still within the limits of our planet?”
Fast fashion is leaving it’s print on our natural world. It can take 2,700 litres of water to produce the cotton needed for a single t-shirt. And the production of textiles worldwide emits 1.7 billion tonnes of greenhouse gases annually...
“A thousand people doing it imperfectly but at least they're doing it, that's what we need, rather than one person doing it all perfectly”
Discussing their own relationships with food and the environment, generational differences at the dinner table and the joys of bare-foot walking are Tanya Reynolds and Kedar Williams-Stirling, stars of the hit Netflix series Sex Education...
“I was eating all these things that had repercussions that were bigger than me”
The biggest cause of deforestation is food production. And because of that, our food system is really a huge contributor to climate change. Up to 15 billion trees are now being cut down every year across the world...
‘When you work together in millions, or potentially billions of people, then small things do have positive effects.’
In this bonus episode of Call Of The Wild, actor and WWF ambassador Cel Spellman speaks with wildlife presenter Steve Backshall about why he’s optimistic we can collectively solve the plastics problem.
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“If you’ve eaten seafood, you’ve eaten plastic”
It’s time to talk plastics. Every piece of plastic we consume stays in the environment for up to hundreds of years. The sheer scale of plastics in the environment are dramatically impacting ocean wildlife and human health...
‘I applied for a job for the BBC to do sound radio, and I got turned down. A fortnight later, I got a letter which said, “we’re starting a new thing called television, would you be interested?”’
In this bonus episode of Call Of The Wild, presenter, actor and WWF ambassador Cel Spellman speaks with Sir David Attenborough about the changes we’re seeing in the natural world, and they explore how Sir David’s lifelong commitment to protect it began...
“If we damage the natural world, we are damaging ourselves, and we have been doing that without care for decades.”
Sir David Attenborough is the ultimate advocate for planet Earth.
At the launch of his feature documentary for Netflix, A Life On Our Planet, actor and WWF Ambassador Cel Spellman spoke with him to explore what’s at stake, finding joy in nature, and why there is still hope for our natural world...
We’re having an impact on nature like never before: polluting the skies and seas, burning up fossil fuels, and pushing nature to the brink of extinction faster than it can restore itself. But it’s not too late.
Join actor, presenter, and WWF ambassador, Cel Spellman as he discovers how every one of us can make a difference in the fight to save our planet...