Co-presenter on 'Nature's Top 40'
BBC2 in autumn 2008
Which are Britain’s greatest Wildlife spectacles? This ten part series, voted by members of the public and moulded into a list by an expert panel, gives a Top 40 countdown of everything that is best about British wildlife. The series will include everything from boxing hares to bluebell displays and the dawn chorus to dancing adders.

Reporter on 'The ONE Show'
Ongoing from April 2008
This immensely popular magazine programme transmits each weekday at 7pm on BBC1 on virtually every week of the year. I have been filming a vast range of wildlife items for the series and additionally make a number of appearances in the studio to talk on a range of natural history and environmental issues. Items recently covered have included a three-part special on the dawn chorus and two mini series ‘Gardenwatch’ and ‘Beachwatch’ will were transmitted in the spring and summer of 2008.

Presenter on 'Wild Gardens'
July 25th at 8pm for six weeks in the ITV West and West Country regions
My first venture onto ITV sees me presenting a six part series on wildlife gardening. During the series will I be visiting locations as diverse as the Forest of Dean, Somerset Levels and the Lizard Peninsula as I persuade a range of contributors to bring a little bit of countryside into their own back garden and make space for nature.

Reporter on 'Inside Out'
Ongoing on BBC1 from 2004 to present
Inside Out is a very popular magazine programme produced by BBC regions and covering a variety of local issues. I have reported on a vast range of wildlife items for Inside Out over the last four years for BBC Bristol, Plymouth, London, Leeds and Nottingham. Projects undertaken have been as diverse as filming urban otters, to following the epic journey of a hooded seal and the birth of a baby black rhino.

Presenter on the 'Nature of Britain' -
BBC1 in autumn 2007
Designed to be the ultimate portrait of British natural history, Alan Titchmarsh visits all the major wildlife habitats in and around the UK. The programme then gives way to the BBC regions for the final 10 minutes where I present a local perspective for the Points West (Bristol) region. A compilation of these 10 minute slots was also transmitted on BBC4 after the main programme.

Presenter on 'Nature's Calendar'
BBC2 from autumn 2006 to summer 2007
Nature's Calendar follows on from the highly successful ‘Hands on Nature’ transmitted in 2005 and repeated in 2006. The series consists of 40 programmes, and aims to empower the Great British public to follow in the footsteps of myself and Chris Packham in watching British wildlife. The series is full of top tips as to where and when to see anything from white-tailed sea eagles to the wild asparagus and is split into the four seasons.

Co-presenter on 'Cbeebies Autumnwatch & Springwatch'
Cbeebies in autumn 2006 and spring 2007
The CBeebies version of Autumnwatch was considered Cbeebies most successful programme ever. Both series ran alongside the adult versions of Autumnwatch and Springwatch on BBC2, and celebrate all things seasonal.

Presenter for 'Hands on Nature'
Is a 10 part series that showcases when, where and how to catch up with the best of British wildlife on offer. I travel the length and breadth of the country to bring a huge array of flora and fauna to your screens.

Presenter on 'Extreme Britain'
BBC Radio 4 from February to March 2006
A five part series exploring life on the edge, as I see how wildlife makes a living in the lowest, wettest and scariest places in Britain. I also track down Britain's oldest tree and biggest tidal wave.

On screen Contributor for 'Britain Goes Wild'
May & June 2004
I worked as the famous wagtail warden on the phenomenally successful precursor to Springwatch.

Presenter on Wild Underground
BBC Radio4 in December 2003
A three part series as I travel underground, down through the soil and actually into the bedrock itself to see how wildlife survives beneath our feet.

Reporter on 'Springwatch with Bill Oddie'
Channel 5 in April 2002, June 2002 & March 2003 (Tigress Productions)
In this six part series I'm on the lookout for Britain's natural history superlatives as I track down the most dangerous, rarest, weirdest, noisiest, most spectacular and smelliest wildlife in the UK.

The Natural History of Christmas
BBC2 from 30th May to 16th June 2005
Awarded the Royal Television Society award - Best Feature & Factual Entertainment 2005 Myself and wildlife cameraman John Aitchison form the 'Springwatch Squad', as we carry out a whistle-stop tour across Britain, starting in the Scilly Isles and finishing in the Cairngorms in an attempt to film the spring behaviour of a variety of British animals including mad march hares, mating natterjack toads and courting great-crested grebes. In addition, I also present regular reports for BBCi on the progress of the 'Springwatch Squad' as we chase spring up the country and uncover how the season unfurls in my adopted home city of Bristol.

Contributor on 'British Isles: A Living History'
BBC1 from October to November 2004
This series is an epic eight-part story recounting the evolution of the British Isles presented by Alan Titchmarsh. The last 10 minutes of the programme devolve to the regions and I contribute to items for BBC Bristol & Leeds.

On screen Wildlife Expert for 'The Terry & Gaby Show'
Channel 5 in 2004
I was the on-screen wildlife expert and interviewed by both the presenters about a range of topical wildlife issues on this live programme.

On screen Contributor for 'Britain Goes Wild'
May & June 2004
I worked as the famous wagtail warden on the phenomenally successful precursor to Springwatch.

Presenter on 'Wild Underground'
BBC Radio4 in December 2003
A three part series as I travel underground, down through the soil and actually into the bedrock itself to see how wildlife survives beneath our feet.

Presenter on 'Wild Underground'
BBC Radio4 in December 2003
A three part series as I travel underground, down through the soil and actually into the bedrock itself to see how wildlife survives beneath our feet.

'Wildlife Uncovered:UK'
Channel 5 in April 2002, June 2002 & March 2003
In this six part series I'm on the lookout for Britain's natural history superlatives as I track down the most dangerous, rarest, weirdest, noisiest, most spectacular and smelliest wildlife in the UK.

'The Natural History of Christmas'
Channel 5 in December 2001 & repeated 2003
This special one-off programme showcases all the plants and animals associated with Christmas past and present. I travel from Lapland to Trafalgar Square to ensure you will never look at reindeer, turkeys, or mistletoe in the same way again!

'Britain's Wild Invaders'
Channel 5 in August 2000 & repeated December 2003 This 50 minute documentary was my first foray into presenting and is the story of Britain's wild invaders - exotic plants and animals with distant homes that have integrated with our own native wildlife. I discover wildlife that is often exotic, sometimes familiar but always surprising and reveal how they got here and how they're doing.