Backshall makes nature 'cool' to inspire children
Backshall makes nature 'cool' to inspire childrenImage caption, Backshall has set out to get children interested in the natural worldByChrissie Reidy, in London and Tanya Gupta, South EastPublished1 minute agoWildlife presenter Steve Backshall has told how he sets out to make…
- ▪Backshall makes nature 'cool' to inspire childrenImage caption, Backshall has set out to get children interested in the natural worldByChrissie Reidy, in London and Tanya Gupta, South EastPublished1 minute agoWildlife presenter Steve Backsh
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Backshall makes nature 'cool' to inspire childrenImage caption, Backshall has set out to get children interested in the natural worldByChrissie Reidy, in London and Tanya Gupta, South EastPublished1 minute agoWildlife presenter Steve Backshall has told how he sets out to make nature "adventurous" and "cool" for children rather than preach to them.The presenter, known for programmes including Deadly 60, wants as many youngsters as possible to be exposed to the natural world.He spent his own childhood in a house in Surrey filled with rescue animals and said it helped inspire the passion for wildlife that later shaped his career.Speaking in London ahead of his Deadly Live show in Brighton, external on 29 October, he said what made his work exciting and worthwhile was seeing that there are…
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