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7 results found for '"Peter Scott"' in Contributors.
Press conference on a Loch Ness monster paper (1975)
- Genre
- Press conference; Speech
Press conference featuring British naturalist Peter Scott, co-author of a paper in Nature magazine, on the Loch Ness monster (presented seriously). He explains the renaming of it as Nessiteras rhombopteryx...
Hayes on Sunday (1979)
- Genre
- Interview; Talk show; Phone-in
Brian Hayes revisits the week’s shows and interviews with guests: Alan Sapper, General Secretary of the Association of Cinematograph, Television and Allied Technicians, about the current ITV dispute; Peter...
Peter Scott on whale demands (1979)
- Genre
- Interview
Interview with conservationist Sir Peter Scott, about his proposals on whaling with demands for a total ban on commercial whaling. Female interviewer not identified.
Whaling protest in Trafalgar Square (1979)
- Genre
- Interview; News report
Report from a whaling protest rally in Trafalgar Square. Includes comment from celebrity supporters conservationist Sir Peter Scott, comedian Spike Milligan and actress Joanna Lumley. Male reporter not...
Gill Pyrah programme (1985)
- Genre
- Advertisement; Interview; Jingle; News bulletin; Parliamentary debate; Press conference; Speech; Trailer
Gill Pyrah interviews ornithologist and conservationist, Sir Peter Scott, following the release of his latest volume of diaries, Travel Diaries of a Naturalist. The programme also contains the afternoon’s...
Peter Scott dies (1989)
- Genre
- News report; Interview; Obituary
Peter Russell reports on the death of naturalist Sir Peter Scott, who has died after a third heart attack at the age of seventy-nine. Sir Peter who founded the Wildfowl Trust and the World Wildlife Fund was...
Duke of Edinburgh makes speech on environmental issues to Britain’s scientists (1989)
- Genre
- Interview; News report; Speech
Oni Bhattacharya reports on a speech to British scientists by Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh, on the need to take action on environmental issues, fossil fuels and the exploitation of the forests and oceans...