David Attenborough: 'Our planet is headed for disaster; We can yet put it right'

The 94-year-old presenter describes his new film as a witness-statement in which he underlines that we can still act to save the natural world, and perhaps ourselves 
David Attenborough: 'Our planet is headed for disaster; We can yet put it right'

David Attenborough in  A Life On Our Planet. 

If there’s anyone who can make the world sit up and listen, it’s  David Attenborough. The 94-year-old naturalist and broadcaster, who was born in west London, describes the life he has had as “extraordinary” and “fortunate”. It’s one that has seen him visit every continent on the globe, and make some of the most impactful TV series in our history, including Planet Earth and Blue Planet. 

And now comes a new film, David Attenborough: A Life On Our Planet – which serves as his witness statement for the natural world.

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