Liz Bonnin celebrates the UK’s rarest species

The Narrow-headed Ant and the Flapper Skate are two of the very rare species among many others you may not have heard of but are safe from extinction thanks to the incredible work of organisations across the UK dedicated to preserving their life.

To mark the start of this year’s COP28, the UN’s climate summit, and the importance of tackling climate change in our natural world, natural history TV presenter, Liz Bonnin, who was recently hailed as “the next David Attenborough”, is on a mission to showcase the beauty of unique animals who have been saved and supported by National Lottery funding.  Liz is also currently the President of the Wildlife Trust, one of the beneficiaries showcased in the exhibition she is unveiling this week.

Renowned for her work as wildlife and natural history presenter with shows such as Our Changing Planet, Artic from Above and Secrets of the Jurassic Dinosaurs, Liz Bonnin is passionate about sharing her love and passion for projects, specifically working to keep animals safe from our changing habitat.

Aston spoke to TV presenter Liz Bonnin.