Wild Britain with Ray Mears (2010) Web Series — Cast, Story & Where to Watch | MovieLinkBD

Wild Britain with Ray Mears (2010) is a documentary web series in English. On MovieLinkBD: full story, cast, ratings, season & episode guide, official trailer and where to watch Wild Britain with Ray Mears online in HD.

Wild Britain with Ray Mears — Storyline

Ray Mears explores wildlife around Great Britain.

Cast & Crew

• Starring: Ray Mears

Wild Britain with Ray Mears — Series Details

Wild Britain with Ray Mears — Episode Guide

Season 1

• E1: Deciduous Forest (2010-10-11) — Ray Mears in the Forest of Dean, Gloucestershire.

  In the first episode of the series, Ray Mears explores the Forest of Dean in Gloucestershire, using his tracking skills and exper

• E2: Shingle Shore (2010-10-18) — Ray Mears explores the north Norfolk coast in East Anglia

  In the second episode of the series, Ray Mears explores Britain’s shingle shore, which covers 10,000 miles of our coastli

• E3: Hay Meadow (2010-10-25) — Ray Mears explores the countryside of Somerset

  In episode three, Ray Mears explores a quintessential British habitat – the hay meadow. He travels to the Mendip hills in Somerset,

• E4: Wetlands (2010-11-01) — Ray Mears explores the lowland wetlands of Somerset

  Ray Mears takes to his canoe to explore the atmospheric lowland wetlands of Somerset. This beautiful habitat is one of the larg

• E5: Breckland (2010-11-08) — Ray visits one of the country's least known habitats – the Breckland in East Anglia. The area has the hottest summers and coldest winters in the country, and is home to an abundanc
• E6: Peak District (2010-11-15) — The survival expert explores the Peak District, one of the most popular spectacles in the British countryside, where he spots short-eared owls hunting for voles and catches a glimp

Season 2

• E1: Caledonian Pine Forest (2011-10-14) — The survival expert sets out again to explore some of Britain's finest habitats and most spectacular wildlife, beginning in Scotland's Caledonian pine forests, home to rare species
• E2: Skomer (2011-10-21) — The survival expert explores Skomer Island, a seabird haven off the Pembrokeshire coast, and watches members of its puffin population returning from the sea with sand eels to feed
• E3: Chalk (2011-10-28) — Ray Mears reveals that he spent much of his childhood searching the South Downs for the Adonis Blue butterfly.

  Back then, they were a rare sight but now, thanks to conservation wo

• E4: Lowland River (2011-11-04) — The survival expert heads to Norfolk to explore the county's lowland rivers, which are a haven for wild plants and creatures including kingfishers and crayfish. Ray also goes in se
• E5: Sea Loch (2011-11-11) — Ray heads to North Uist in the Outer Hebrides and explores Loch Maddy – home to red deer, otters, common seals, red-throated divers and sea eagles. He also does some scuba diving.
• E6: Ancient Forest (2011-11-18) — Ray travels to the New Forest in Hampshire where he takes a look around the ancient woodland to discover fallow deer and New Forest ponies. He also finds ancient dead and decaying
• E7: The Flow Country (2011-11-25) — Ray travels to the most northern landscape of the British mainland which is peat bogs of Caithness and Sutherland. The area covers 1,500 square miles and is one of the largest stre
• E8: Broadland (2011-12-02) — Ray makes his way to East Anglia to find out more about one of the wildest and wettest parts of the country.
• E9: Mountain and Moorland (2011-12-09) — Ray Mears travels to the Highlands of Scotland where he takes a look around the dramatic peaks and heather-covered moors which feature a mix of mammals and birds that have adapted
• E10: The Best of Wild Britain (2011-12-16) — Ray takes a look back at some of the best moments from the series.

Season 3

• E1: Isle of Mull (2013-01-04) — Ray makes his way to the Isle of Mull in the Inner Hebrides looking for marine and coastal wildlife. He meets up with local whale watching skipper James Fairburns as they look for
• E2: Isle of Wight Woodland (2013-01-11) — Ray takes a look around the ancient forests on the Isle of Wight. The island has no grey squirrels making it a sanctuary for our native endangered red squirrels. Ray talks to Ian W
• E3: Yorkshire Dales Limestone (2013-01-18) — Ray makes his way to the Yorkshire Dales to learn more about the limestone geology of the pavements, cliffs and caves and the wildlife that depends on it.
• E4: Salisbury Plain (2013-01-25) — Ray takes a look around the Salisbury Plain in Wiltshire which is the largest area of chalk grassland in the country and home to the largest military training operation.
• E5: River Wye (2013-02-01) — Ray continues his celebration of the British landscape and its wildlife. Ray takes a trip down the River Wye in Wales, meeting local experts and observing wildlife.
• E6: Argyll Rainforest (2013-02-08) — In Argyll, Ray explores the temperate rainforest, discovers the skia deer, meets local lichenologist, and learns about reintroduction of the European beaver.
• E7: Isle of Wight (2013-02-15) — Off the Isle of Wight Ray finds conger eels, the spiny spider crab and smooth hound sharks and on land a rare butterfly and the footprint of a prehistoric iguanodon.
• E8: Isle of Scilly (2013-02-22)
• E9: The Weald (2013-03-01) — Ray takes a look around the area known as The Weald, a landscape of ancient forest, small fields and heath on the Kent-Sussex border in south east England.
• E10: Best of Series 3 (2013-03-08) — Ray takes a look back at some of his favourite moments from the series.

Frequently Asked Questions

How many seasons does Wild Britain with Ray Mears have? 3 season(s) with 26 episodes.

Where can I watch Wild Britain with Ray Mears? See the Where to Watch section above for current streaming options.