David Attenborough & golden eagle, 1988
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60 Minutes interview (11 minutes)
Society of Biology (180 minutes)
Ardman Studios (1:38)
Interview with The Independent
http://www.independent.co.uk/arts-entertainment/tv/sir-david-attenborough-at-90-a-national-treasure-a7013651.html
More videos in this article at The Guardian
http://www.theguardian.com/tv-and-radio/shortcuts/2016/may/04/attenborough-90-wildlife-legend-top-10-tv-moments
Biography
http://www.biography.com/people/david-attenborough / BBC1 BBC2 landmark birthday Sir David Attenborough national treasure maintains his passion for work great natural history presenter Attenborough programmes BBC1 documentaries documentary national treasure TV image infectious laughter never meet your heroes charismatic compelling charming geriatric moments celebrate his birthday his famous voice space explorer specimens absolutely riveted by them land on the moon amazing new flowers strange little worm world of television listens intently yet politely to your thoughts superb communicator still fired up by the same tremendous curiosity powered his career the last seven decades contagious lust for life his trademark passion shows no sign of waning stellar career he continues to be commendably modest and grateful opportunities Sir David Attenborough Sir David Attenborough Sir David Attenborough Greatest Living British Icon viewers BBC2 The Culture Show play golf I’m fantastically lucky I’m more grateful than I can say that people still want me to do things presenting his first natural history programme program Zoo Quest Sir David Attenborough documentaries inspire successive generations his fans President Obama invited to the White House interview Sir David Attenborough future of the planet watching Attenborough documentaries Sir David Attenborough his magnetic sense of wonder the natural world how amazingly big unpredictable the natural world is the natural world complexity of the natural world behaviour of pufferfish and peacock spiders always new things to find out nine seasons of the landmark Life series the power of television to educate inform and entertain natural history filmmakers natural world is unbelievably amazing unimaginably varied quite beyond our comprehension over half of the human race is now urbanised we’re out of touch with nature our comprehension of the animal kingdom biological concepts altruism evolution environmental issues making impassioned and influential speech at the UN conference on climate change in Paris we are completely dependent on the natural world people have to change their behaviour what goes on in the natural world embrace conservation causes overwhelming evidence about climate change effect on the climate you have to look at the evidence and make a stand make more documentaries Planet Earth 2 BBC1’s you never tire of the natural world /
