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Hannah Stitfall, (born September 1986) is an English television presenter, wildlife photographer and filmmaker. She is best known for her work with BBC Television shows such as The One Show and Springwatch.[3]
She lives in Cornwall.
Career
Hannah Stitfall has appeared regularly on BBC TV shows such as Springwatch, BBC Earth and The One Show on which she presents segments about wildlife, showcasing her skills as a wildlife photographer and filmmaker.
In February 2024, Greenpeace announced that she would be hosting a podcast about the wonders of the oceans.[4]
TV Shows
| Year(s)
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Title
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Role
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Notes
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| 2020 -
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Springwatch[5]
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Presenter and photographer
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BBC2 live broadcast from late May Bank Holiday, four nights each week for three weeks
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| 2021 -
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The One Show[6]
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Presenter
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BBC1 TV chat show aired on weekday evenings at 7pm (GMT)
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| 2019 -
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BBC Earth
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Producer/Presenter
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BBC Earth documentary subscription television channel
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| 2020
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CBeebies Garden Tales[7]
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Presenter
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BBC Cbeebies children's show
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Radio
| Year(s)
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Title
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Role
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Notes
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| 2019/2020
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My Living World [8]
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Presenter
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BBC Radio 4 show - 8 episodes
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Publications
Books
| Date
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Title
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Subject
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Notes
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| 2024
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Wild Treasures: A Year of Extraordinary Encounters with Cornwall's Wildlife[9]
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Stories and photographs documenting Cornwall's seasonal wildlife
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Published on April 25, 2024, by Gaia, 249 pages, Hardcover
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