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Land of the Lost Wolves, BBC One, review
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[Telegraph.co.uk] - Gordon Buchanan, the Scottish wildlife film-maker, is more than aware of the problems. Here, he was shown shocking pictures of skinned wolves and interviewed angry cowboys in a saloon bar. But really he is on the side of the conservationists and the
Google News: How do you track a wolf pack?
[BBC News] - He was working in the Cascade range of mountains with conservationist Jasmine Minbashian and wildlife cameraman Gordon Buchanan, following the fortunes of the Lookout pack, for a BBC and Discovery Channel co-production. The Lookout pack recolonised the
Google News: TV Choice: Lost wolves, Rory McGarth's Pub Dig & The Mississippi
[Reading Post] - Film-maker Gordon Buchanan presents a two-part programme documenting how the animals made it back to the mountains. The pack he's filming is the first to return to that area in 70 years after being practically wiped out. CURLY-haired comic Rory McGrath
Guardian: Gordon Buchanan and lupine friend in Land of the Lost Wolf on BBC1. Photograph ...
[The Guardian] - Debut of a two-parter that explores one of the essential, vexatious conundrums of conservation: while almost everyone is in favour of the revivification of endangered species, fewer are keen on greater numbers of razor-fanged predators prowling their
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