Wildlife Adventures with Douglas Adams, Stephen Fry and Other Animals!
Zoologist, conservationist, broadcaster and bestselling author Mark Carwardine shares the hilarious and moving story of Last Chance to See — the 20-year project he undertook with the late Douglas Adams and, later, Stephen Fry. From rare animals to wild encounters (including a certain infamous kakapo), Mark reflects on the importance of conservation, storytelling, and laughter in the face of extinction.
Biography
Mark Carwardine is a zoologist, conservationist, award-winning author and broadcaster with a career spanning over three decades. He has written more than 60 books on wildlife and conservation, presented numerous TV and radio programmes, and is a widely published wildlife photographer. A former Chair of the Wildlife Photographer of the Year judging panel and a long-time BBC Wildlife columnist, Mark is also a respected tour leader and public speaker. His work combines scientific insight with a deep passion for the natural world — often delivered with trademark wit and curiosity.
Event Details
Date: Saturday 6th December 2025
Time: 15:00 -15:45
Location: The Old Pottery
