episode description
Summer in Yorkshire’s Dalby and Cropton forests brings a surge of life, and we follow a beaver family reintroduced in 2019 as they build dams and reshape the landscape. As temperatures rise, winter-hidden animals reappear, from basking adders to birds returning from Africa. Conservationists track nightjars on their long migration, trying to catch and ring them for vital data. Meanwhile, the world’s largest dry stone wall maze is being built in the forest, a monumental human project of ancient craftsmanship set against the backdrop of nature’s revival.
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