David Attenborough
Attenborough has written the introduction or foreword for a number of books, including:
- African Jigsaw: A Musical Entertainment, Peter Rose and Anne Conlon (published: 1986, Weinberger)
- Life in the Freezer: Natural History of the Antarctic, Alastair Fothergill (BBC Books, 1993), ISBN 0-563-36431-9
- Birds of Paradise: Paradisaeidae (Bird Families of the World series) Clifford B. Frith, Bruce M. Beehler, William T. Cooper (Illustrator) (Oxford University Press, 1998) ISBN 0-19-854853-2
- The Blue Planet, Andrew Byatt, Alastair Fothergill, Martha Holmes (BBC Books, 2001) ISBN 0-563-38498-0.
- Light on the Earth (BBC Books, 2005), two decades of winning images from the BBC Wildlife Photographer of the Year competition, ISBN 0-563-52260-7
- Planet Earth, Alastair Fothergill (BBC Books, 2006), ISBN 0-563-52212-7
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Audio recordings
- Tarka the Otter by Henry Williamson, read by David Attenborough (available on audiocassette, 1978)
- Yanomamo (musical entertainment, 1983) by Peter Rose and Anne Conlon; on-stage narration and published audio recording
- Ocean World (musical entertainment, 1990) by Peter Rose and Anne Conlon; on-stage narration (including at The Royal Festival Hall), for audio recording and video broadcast (both published)
In addition, Attenborough has recorded some of his own works in audiobook form, including Life on Earth, Zoo Quest for a Dragon and his autobiography Life on Air: Memoirs of a Broadcaster.
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References
- ^ History of College House
- ^ Attenborough, David (2002). Life on Air. BBC Books. ISBN 0-563-53461-3. pp. 10-11.
- ^ Life on Air, p.13.
- ^ Life on Air, pp.60-61.
- ^ a b Radio Times 23–29 June 2007
- ^ a b Radio Times 26 Jan–1 Feb 2008: "The Last Word", interview with Jeremy Paxman
- ^ BBC Press Release
- ^ Fortean Times episode guide to Fabulous Animals
- ^ Wildlife on One at the BBC Programme Catalogue
- ^ Honorary Degrees and Distinguished Honorary Fellowships Announced by University of Leicester, University of Leicester press release, 9 June 2006; India News report
- ^ University of Leicester Alumni Relations Sir David Attenborough (Hon DLitt 1970) gave the Alumni Association Lecture in 2003
- ^ Plesiosauria Translation and Pronunciation Guide
- ^ The David Attenborough Studio Campaign
- ^ Simon Hoggart, 'In David we trust ... but not Peter,' The Guardian, 28 January 2006
- ^ New Statesman
- ^ Brian Leith, 2002. Life on Air (Press Release); Andrew Denton, 2003 "Interview with David Attenborough" on Enough Rope, ABC TV.
- ^ C. Barry, Oldest Live-Birth Fossil Found; Fish Had Umblical Cord, National Geographic News, [1]
- ^ Press Release, University Of Aberdeen[2]
- ^ James Fair, "Small Things Bright and Beautiful", BBC Wildlife Magazine, November 2005, pp. 25-26.
- ^ 'Personal plea by David Attenborough,', www.savethealbatross.net, 27 January 2006
- ^ 'Sir David Attenborough: Heart of Borneo is a global heritage,', WWF-UK press release.
- ^ Arkive sets sail on the web, The Guardian, 20 May 2003
- ^ Climate change is the major challenge facing the world David Attenborough, The Independent, 24 May 2006
- ^ Press release, Blood Pressure Association web site, May 13, 2005
- ^ Interview with Simon Mayo, BBC Radio Five Live, 2 December 2005
- ^ David Attenborough, 2003. "Wild, wild life." Sydney Morning Herald, March 25. Attenborough has also told this story in numerous other interviews.
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External links
- Official David Attenborough website
- BBC - David Attenborough Life on Air
- Sir David Attenborough BBC biography
- BBC interview with Attenborough in 1976
- David Attenborough - Perception, deception and reality at the Royal Society
- David Attenborough interview: 'Everyone likes Birds'
- BBC Radio 4 programme interviewing Attenborough in Real Audio format
- David Attenborough Studio campaign at the Natural History Museum
- Official Life in the Undergrowth site
- ThrowawayyourTV.com David Attenborough Video Archive
- "David Attenborough, one life on Earth" (2007)
- "The Best of Attenborough at Listal"
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| NAME | Attenborough, David |
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| SHORT DESCRIPTION | Naturalist |
| DATE OF BIRTH | 8 May 1926 |
| PLACE OF BIRTH | London, England |
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