David Attenborough News, Pictures & Buzz

Pegwell Bay: We went to David Attenborough's favourite Kent spot to see if he's right  Kent Live

Climate variability and the pandemic creating insecurity  The Financial Express

What's on? 10 top telly tips for Sunday March 7 Television  RTE.ie

The Perfect Planet Review: David Attenborough's Brisk Narration And Jaw-Dropping Camerawork Make This Docu-Series A Must Watch (LatestLY Exclusive)  Report Door

'Gordon Murray is to the car world what David Attenborough is to Planet Earth'  AutoExpress

Why my fears about the climate crisis have made me reconsider having children  VOGUE India

BBC called out by David Attenborough for 'too many' gardening and cookery shows  Express

What animals are on David Attenborough's Life in Colour episode 2?  BBC Focus Magazine

TV tonight: our highlights for Sunday 7th March  What's On TV

Piers Morgan hails ‘historic moment’ getting Covid vaccine  BreakingNews.ie

Nilekanis film black panther and leopard encounter at Kabini Wildlife Sanctuary  The News Minute

Sir David Attenborough inspires Canvey youngster to cycle 50 miles for WWF | Echo  Echo

2021 BAFTA, DGA, PGA, ASC Nominations  Variety

Not quite 'too late' – The Echo  Echonetdaily

The Mud-skipper, the Fish that can Walk on Land  Dailyfly

One in a billion  Daily Pioneer

Attenborough's Life in Colour review — the intrepid adventurer turns to comfort TV  The Times

Mark Carney to deliver the Natural History Museum's Annual Science Lecture for 2021  The Natural History Museum

'Attenborough's Life in Colour' to feature research by Bristol University academics  Epigram

How the Pensions Scheme Act will change the landscape  Raconteur

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As far as I know naturalist David Attenborough does not believe a creator God made this world. I recall him saying if a God did create this world then why did he create so much misery and chaos for humans and animals living here?

Couldn't some merely be deluded and confused? Sir David Attenborough is one of the great naturalists of our time, celebrated for decades of peerless documentary making, an infectious love of the animal kingdom and that distinctive and enthusiastic whisper. Once criticized by campaigners for his reticence to address contentious issues, Attenborough is no longer willing to speak in hushed tones. Sitting opposite the kangaroo enclosure at London Zoo, he told The Daily Beast he had lost patience with the “ignorance” of creationists, polluters, and climate change deniers. “To simply say that you must accept unquestioningly what you learned at your mother’s knee is not the act of an intelligent person,” he said. http://www.thedailybeast.com/articles/2014/02/11/sir-david-attenborough-enough-with-the-creationists-and-climate-change-deniers.html and all good scientists agree with him...

i.e working with animals in the wild from marine life to animals that live in africa etc and also the envrionment

I have always watched David Attenborough's documentaries, and like many other fans and biology enthusiasts have been inspired to bring about change or carry out further research. I understand that creating his documentaries involves extensive research -please note that my desire is not aimed at being on television- and my goal is to be a researcher in the field of animals (I understand this is extremely broad, but I hope you understand what I am trying to say). I am interested in the Earth sciences, animals and climate change. I am studying biology, chemistry and maths and have to chose a course to study at university next year. Would it be wise to study zoology or is there other courses which would be more useful? As my own research has come up short I am hoping that someone will have some experience similar to research and can help me! I'd like to do something with an emphasis on fieldwork rather than lab work! Thank you in advance!! My ultimate goal is to go to Antarctica and do research there (I know this is highly competitive but I just would like ideas of how to achieve that goal!)

NEED A DAVID ATTENBOROUGH QUOTE, ANY GOOD ONES THAT HAVE INSPIRED YOU!