Many passionate people are dedicated to saving the wild animals of Asia. These individuals and their ingenious solutions give hope and optimism for the future of the continent.
Remarkable people are dedicating their lives to saving Asia's extraordinary wildlife, using ingenious solutions.
In Borneo, we follow a sun bear being released back into the wild, and in Java, we see how a breeding programme is saving the Javan green magpie. In Japan, orphaned shark embryos are being raised in an artificial uterus. And off Bali, fishermen are trialling new technology that could stop rare species being caught in their nets.
We witness a Nepali police raid disrupting the illegal wildlife trade and also join a 24-hour wildlife rescue team saving Sunda pangolins in urban Singapore.
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C大象传媒 quiz: Saving Asia
How much do you know about the conservation efforts supporting Asia鈥檚 ecosystems?
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Protecting Singapore's pangolins
Duration: 02:54
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Saving the Javan green magpie
Duration: 03:53
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Shark conservation breakthrough
Duration: 02:47
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Shark conservation breakthrough
Duration: 03:05
Credits
| Role | Contributor |
|---|---|
| Narrator | David Attenborough |
| Production Manager | Mandy Knight |
| Executive Producer | Roger Webb |
| Series Producer | Matthew Wright |
| Producer | Lucy Bailey |
Finding hope: Panji and the Javan green magpie
By Lucy Bailey, Producer / Director