New Irish wildlife documentary is a hymn to nature and a cry for help

Even in producing such a beautiful celebration of nature, the filmmakers do not shy away from including scenes of its devastation, too — a beautiful white swan swims in a pool of litter and a seal has a noose of plastic netting around its neck

A Note for Nature: Clare Sands and Susan O’Neill performing ‘Carry My Song’. Crossing the Line Productions. And a gannet, basking shark, and humpback whale tail

Music fans and nature lovers are beautifully catered for with the documentary, A Note for Nature. It's a fusion of music and wildlife documentary, produced by award-winning filmmakers Crossing the Line Productions. 

The beauty of this crossover approach is that I’m sure the filmmakers managed to bring a new audience to wildlife and perhaps a new audience to Irish music at the same time. There are probably people who watched this show on St Stephen's Day who wouldn’t normally stick with an hour-long wildlife documentary. Likewise, it may have introduced new Irish singers and musicians to wildlife lovers.