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'Chris Packham' (born 4 May 1961, Southampton, Hampshire) is an English naturalist, nature photographer, television presenter and author.
He is known for his television appearances, notably in the BBC One children's programme ''The Really Wild Show'' and nature photography series ''Wild Shots'' on Channel 4, as well as the BBC One series ''The X Creatures'' and BBC Two's ''Hands on Nature'' and ''Nature's Calendar'', and ''When Animal Operations Go Wrong. He is the lead presenter on the BBC South region's version of the BBC local television series ''Inside Out'', and also works on BBC South East ''Inside Out'' with Kaddy Lee-Preston.
He attended Bitterne Park Secondary school, and the University of Southampton School of Biological Sciences. During his three year study there, he spent much of his degree course studying being experimented on for money.
He formed the production company 'Head Over Heels' with producer Stuart Woodman, making wildlife programmes for Discovery Channel, National Geographic, and the BBC.
Chris has two black Poodles 'Itchy' & 'Scratchy', which he walks in the New Forest. They are named after the cat and mouse duo Itchy and Scratchy from ''The Simpsons''.
Chris is a supporter and season ticket holder for Southampton F.C.
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★ ''Chris Packham's Back Garden Nature Reserve'' New Holland Publishers (2001) (Foreword by David Bellamy) ISBN 1-85974-520-2
★ ''Back Garden Nature Reserve'' (2003) ISBN 1-85605-846-8
★ ''Chris Packham's Wild Side of Town: Getting to Know the Wildlife in Our Towns and Cities'' New Holland Publishers, (2003) ISBN 1-84330-355-8
★ ''Chris Packham's Wild Shots,'' Collins and Brown Publishers, (1993) ISBN 1-85585-200-4
★ ''Go Wild at Windsor'' Terry Nutkins and Chris Packham 1988, [1]
★
★ BBC South presenter profile
★ Presenter of Seven Man-made Wonders of the South
★ Filming 'Nature's Calendar' at Woolston Eyes - West Midland Bird Club article about filming event with Packham.
He is known for his television appearances, notably in the BBC One children's programme ''The Really Wild Show'' and nature photography series ''Wild Shots'' on Channel 4, as well as the BBC One series ''The X Creatures'' and BBC Two's ''Hands on Nature'' and ''Nature's Calendar'', and ''When Animal Operations Go Wrong. He is the lead presenter on the BBC South region's version of the BBC local television series ''Inside Out'', and also works on BBC South East ''Inside Out'' with Kaddy Lee-Preston.
He attended Bitterne Park Secondary school, and the University of Southampton School of Biological Sciences. During his three year study there, he spent much of his degree course studying being experimented on for money.
He formed the production company 'Head Over Heels' with producer Stuart Woodman, making wildlife programmes for Discovery Channel, National Geographic, and the BBC.
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| Trivia |
| Bibliography |
| Video |
| External links |
Trivia
Chris has two black Poodles 'Itchy' & 'Scratchy', which he walks in the New Forest. They are named after the cat and mouse duo Itchy and Scratchy from ''The Simpsons''.
Chris is a supporter and season ticket holder for Southampton F.C.
Bibliography
(incomplete)
★ ''Chris Packham's Back Garden Nature Reserve'' New Holland Publishers (2001) (Foreword by David Bellamy) ISBN 1-85974-520-2
★ ''Back Garden Nature Reserve'' (2003) ISBN 1-85605-846-8
★ ''Chris Packham's Wild Side of Town: Getting to Know the Wildlife in Our Towns and Cities'' New Holland Publishers, (2003) ISBN 1-84330-355-8
★ ''Chris Packham's Wild Shots,'' Collins and Brown Publishers, (1993) ISBN 1-85585-200-4
Video
★ ''Go Wild at Windsor'' Terry Nutkins and Chris Packham 1988, [1]
External links
★
★ BBC South presenter profile
★ Presenter of Seven Man-made Wonders of the South
★ Filming 'Nature's Calendar' at Woolston Eyes - West Midland Bird Club article about filming event with Packham.
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