BBC Go Wild On Springwatch

The BBC is set to inspire new wildlife heroes to do something for nature this summer in a Springwatch season of events and programmes.
Starting later this month, it will offer a new series of the popular nightly series hosted by Kate Humble, Chris Packham, Simon King and Martin Hughes-Games on BBC Two, from Monday 31 May.
Wildlife enthusiasts can also take part in exciting activities at hundreds of Springwatch Wild Days Out taking place across the UK as part of the BBC's popular Breathing Places campaign.
And on Sunday 20 June viewers can join Kate, Chris and Martin from the Springwatch team on BBC Two for an inspirational Wild Night In - a two-hour fund-raising extravaganza in support of threatened wildlife and wild places.
All of these broadcasts and public events will be marking the International Year of Biodiversity 2010.
Springwatch presenter Kate Humble said: "The Springwatch Wild Days Out are a great opportunity to learn more about the importance of biodiversity and to see what small thing you and your family can do for nature in your area."
Also, from 8pm on Sunday 20 June, the BBC Wildlife Fund will be hosting a two-hour fundraising extravaganza on BBC Two.
The Wild Night In is an inspiring and thought-provoking celebration of our world's wildlife featuring David Attenborough, Graham Norton, Edith Bowman and other celebrities.
Chris Packham, Kate Humble and Martin Hughes-Games will host a lively discussion among those who really care about protecting many of the threatened species across the world.
(BMcC/GK)