Overview
A Cotswold dry-stone wall, built 400 years ago, is a haven for wildlife. The cracks, crevices and man-made crags of a Cotswold dry-stone wall form one of the harshest places for wildlife to live. There are plants that survive deluge and drought, 'wall-fish' that swim in a bed of slime, and royal households that each year rise to power, decline and die. There are creatures that emerge from the ghostly skins of their former selves, woody stems that keep demons from the door, and lichens, with a calendar spanning the four centuries etched into their patterns, that turn the stone wall into an enchanted wilderness; in all, a remarkable place and probably the most overlooked nature reserve in the world.
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3 - 1Among The Wild Chimpanzees November 04, 1984 -
3 - 2One Man's Island November 11, 1984
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3 - 3Invaders Of The Truk Lagoon November 18, 1984
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3 - 4The Desire Of The Moth November 25, 1984
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3 - 5A Question Of Space December 02, 1984
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3 - 6Peacocks, Parasites And The Puzzle Of Sex December 09, 1984
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3 - 7Land Of Ice And Fire December 16, 1984
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3 - 8The Lost World Of Medusa December 23, 1984
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3 - 9Kinabalu - Summit Of Borneo January 06, 1985
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3 - 10Wild Ireland January 13, 1985
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3 - 11Water - A Fresh Look January 20, 1985
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3 - 12Battle Of The Leaves January 27, 1985
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3 - 13The Year Of The Rat February 03, 1985
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3 - 14Through Animal Eyes February 10, 1985
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3 - 15Within A Garden Wall February 17, 1985