Sir David Attenborough introduces the Wild Isles series at dawn at Old Harry's Rocks, Dorset. © BBC/Silverback Films/Chris Howard

How to watch Wild Isles on BBC One

Presented by the renowned broadcaster and conservationist Sir David Attenborough, BBC One’s Wild Isles will explore and celebrate the beautiful wildlife found in Britain and Ireland.

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