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Peter Crawford is a British award-winning film-maker, author, photographer and lecturer.
He has been producing natural history films for more than 30 years, but Crawford is perhaps best known for his natural history documentary films including, in 1990, the first television series to attempt to comprehensively document North America's wildlife, Land of the Eagle and in 1999; Living Britain, a series of ten 30 minute films which portrayed the natural history of Britain and Ireland. Living Britain was accompanied by a book authored by Crawford which became a Number 1 Best Seller for BBC Books.
Written works
- In The Country (edited and compiled by Peter Crawford) (1980) ISBN 0333293258
- The Curious Cat (with Michael Allaby) (1982) ISBN 0718120655
- The Living Isles (1985) ISBN 0563203692 (BBC Books)
- Nomads of the Wind (1993) ISBN 0563367075 (BBC Books)
- Living Britain (1999) ISBN 056338476X (BBC Books)
External links
British Film Institute Film & TV Database: Peter Crawford
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