Lolo Williams starts his tour of Welsh wildlife in the quite, wild, hence naturally rich south. Its varied biotopes harbor a wide variety of mammals, birds and other species who hunt on land, at sea and in the air.
Travelling into the heart of the country, Iolo reveals dramatic heather moorlands, where he watches one of the finest courtship displays of any bird. He visits the uplands in deepest winter to find one of the world's most elusive mammals, the stoat, and explores the effects of climate change on the landscape.
Finally, Iolo journeys to the rugged North West, traversing dramatic coastal and mountain scenery to find wildlife relics from the last ice age set amongst the iconic scenery of Snowdonia. He travels to the largest conifer plantation in Wales in search of a very shy deer and ends his tour on the ancient Celtic island of Bardsey.
