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This BBC series, aired in 2008, broke new ground in exploring China's less accessible regions and in filming its unique wildlife. This is the story of how Bristol's natural history unit went in search of rare creatures in the world's most populous communist superpower.
This BBC series, aired in 2008, broke new ground in exploring China's less accessible regions and in filming its unique wildlife. This is the story of how Bristol's natural history unit went in search of rare creatures in the world's most populous communist superpower.
Phil Chapman was born in West Africa and grew up with a passion for nature. After studying Zoology at University, he spent 12 years travelling the world of n scientific expeditions before settling in Bristol as an education officer at Bristol’s City Museum & Art Gallery . He directed his first TV film for National Geographic in 1987 and joined the BBC in 1990, producing numerous wildlife programmes including “Wild Chinaâ€.
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Phil Chapman | talks |
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14 January 2008 at 7:30 pm |
Duration: | 2 hours |
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Venue: |
Powell Lecture Theatre |
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Bristol's City Museum & Art Gallery |
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Free |
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