Sir David Attenborough - WWF at 50

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Sir David Attenborough - WWF at 50

Tuesday, 10 May 2011

Sir David Attenborough reflects on the early days of conservation and more specifically the work of Peter Scott, who was instrumental in the formation of WWF - the World Wide Fund for Nature.

He talks about the issues facing environmental organisations today and speaks passionately about the need for conservation groups such as WWF.

On a lighter note he touches on his career in the broadcast industry and the love he holds for the natural world.

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