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Britain's Beautiful Rivers with Richard Hammond

Britain's Beautiful Rivers with Richard Hammond (2022)

May. 25,2022

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Britain's Beautiful Rivers with Richard Hammond

Richard Hammond explores Britain's most beautiful rivers. From the rivers Severn and Test to Clyde and Derwent, Richard explores the historical, ecological and economic importance of each.

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Britain's Beautiful Rivers with Richard Hammond

2022

Richard Hammond explores Britain's most beautiful rivers. From the rivers Severn and Test to Clyde and Derwent, Richard explores the historical, ecological and economic importance of each.

Seasons & Episode

Seasons 1 : 2022

4 Episode

Episode 1 - Severn

May. 25,2022

Richard journeys down Britain's longest river, the Severn - once a river of division and conflict, now one of connection

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Episode 2 - Test

June. 01,2022

Richard journeys down the beautiful River Test. He discovers why this rare chalk stream is so important and how it's threatened by pollution

Episode 3 - Clyde

June. 08,2022

Richard travels to Scotland to journey down the River Clyde and learn about its environmental importance. This wild and powerful waterway is also going through huge environmental changes. From its mouth, Richard goes in search of clawed alien invertebrates who have taken over the upper stretches of the river, decimating wildlife. He sees how the wildness of this river has been harnessed by people to create power, and further downstream he learns about the impact the Clyde has had globally.

Episode 4 - River Derwent

June. 15,2022

Richard discovers the River Derwent's historical importance, as he journeys from the Derbyshire Peaks to Derby, the home of Rolls-Royce

Richard Hammond explores Britain's most beautiful rivers. From the rivers Severn and Test to Clyde and Derwent, Richard explores the historical, ecological and economic importance of each.