Sentence examples for wildlife content from inspiring English sources

Kate Bradbury writes and commissions wildlife content for Gardeners World Magazinee and writes a weekly blog on gardenersworld.com.

There's more of a need for training in this field than ever before, says Salford's course leader Fraser Durie, while appetite for wildlife content is growing, training budgets have shrunk.

In addition, the BBC has agreed a lucrative 10-year, £300m deal to license its natural history and wildlife content, spanning hits such as Blue Planet and newer fare including Dynasties, for a new international streaming service Discovery is planning to launch in 2020.

The for-profit side of the business provides wildlife-themed educational content for children, including spending $100,000 developing a game app, World of the Wild, for children.

Where previous wildlife programmes had been content to show interesting animals or places, Life on Earth was Attenborough's essay on Darwin.

Gao, whose dissertation research examines the conditions of possibility of interspecies coexistence on the Tibetan Plateau, compiled data for this presentation from his long-term participation observation as an active wildlife conservationist and a content analysis of existing multidisciplinary literature on human-wildlife conflict and coexistence.

Sky will also host a "making of" film and content about British wildlife presented by Patrick Aryee.

Even the animals, family pets and wildlife, look well fed and content.

Since its inception, Channel 5 has produced next to no original overseas content, relying instead on repackaged wildlife programmes.

The computer animation studio is rarely content merely creating cute anthropomorphised wildlife or dazzling frenetic set-pieces, examples of which abound in their latest, Finding Dory.

Research showed that tourists expect an educational component on marine wildlife tours, but it remains somewhat vague what content tour participants expect.