Joanna Page transitions from acting to wildlife rescue in a new BBC Two series early next year.
- The series, titled ‘Joanna Page’s Wild Life’, features Page training to become a wildlife rescue volunteer.
- Produced by Twenty Six 03, the programme offers entertainment while highlighting important wildlife issues.
- Joanna expresses pride and hopes the series inspires viewers to create safe spaces for wildlife.
- The show will be broadcast on BBC Two and iPlayer starting 6 January at 6:30 pm.
Joanna Page, best known for her role in ‘Gavin & Stacey’, will embark on a new journey as she takes on the role of a wildlife rescue volunteer in an upcoming BBC Two series, ‘Joanna Page’s Wild Life’. This transition marks a significant shift from acting to environmental advocacy, as she dedicates herself to learning the ropes of wildlife rescue.
The series is brought to viewers by the North East production company Twenty Six 03, renowned for its engaging content. Executive Producers Duncan Gray and Antonia Hurford-Jones expressed their excitement about the project, noting that it offers not only entertainment but also encourages a thoughtful approach to human interactions with wildlife. “We were thrilled to have the chance to work with Joanna and the team at the Wildlife Aid Foundation,” they stated, emphasising the series’ blend of education and entertainment.
Joanna Page herself shared her enthusiasm for the series, highlighting her personal growth throughout the filming process. “I’m so proud of this series and what I was able to achieve,” she stated, expressing her newfound readiness to welcome wildlife into her own garden. Page’s hope is that viewers will gain knowledge and inspiration to create safe havens for the UK’s wildlife species in their own outdoor areas.
Commissioned for BBC Two by Head of BBC Daytime, Rob Unsworth, and Commissioning Editor Helen Munson, the series promises to deliver engaging content to audiences nationwide. Munson remarked, “We’re so excited to be bringing a brand new wildlife series to families across the country,” further underscoring the programme’s role in promoting wildlife awareness.
‘Joanna Page’s Wild Life’ is set to premiere on BBC Two and iPlayer at 6:30 pm on 6 January, offering an insightful look into the world of wildlife rescue. It reflects Joanna Page’s eventful year, underscoring her commitment to both her professional and personal growth. Viewers can anticipate a combination of education and inspiration as they follow her journey.
Joanna Page’s dedication to wildlife education is sure to inspire viewers to consider their relationship with nature.
