Making this film was one of the highlights of my career. Working with Sir David is always a fantastic experience, and getting to know the park and its wild inhabitants was a real privilege. London, you have a great nature reserve on your doorstep! Can't wait until I'm back in Richmond Park!
LOWE sonia Green Park, Hyde Park, St. James' Park, Bushy Park, Richmond Park, and the Lea Valley Park, are all great parks that we are very proud of as Londoners.
Thank you Bluefire films and David Attenborough - the message is so very important, if we do not pay attention we will leave a very degraded world to the grandchildren and their children. Please make more like this - we need this message given to the children in Asia and Africa and S. America as well. Miracles can be achieved by good education. How many ancient trees are now left?
my wife is British and i never have the chance to visit the UK, ofcourse i want to see London, Liverpool,Scotland wales and so on but what i really wants to be is in parks and gardens like Richmond park, thanks to Sir Attenborough for helping me put a new goal to my list.
wow what was his role in the making? I was lucky enough to meet Sir David On Tuesday when he visited Hampton Court Palace! Managed to have a chat and get quick pic. Truly a great man.
I've lived round the corner of Richmond Park my entire life, can see the trees from my bedroom window, I've always loved it and knew it was amazing, but as always, in anything David Attenborough does, he makes it beyond that. Much love for a place I hold so dear
its amazing, that this park, is so accessible, by car, bike, foot, and occasional bus. and its free, with free parking! -in London! how about that. its my favourite place to wander, with a camera. Long may it remain!
The older the tree, the greater the variety of animals drawn to it. What precious creatures are the few left beyond extinction. I once new an oak tree in Leytonstone, London. It was protected by the neighbours who's back gardens radiated from it. So there, surrounded by maisonettes, mosques, shops, lived foxcubs in the roots in winter, bats in summer, spiders, frogs... the gardens brimmed and that tree was over 200 years old then...a survivor of Epping Forest. That tree holds so much grace, story, and supports and is supported by a rich ecology.. a habitat. So Richmond Park, Hampstead Heath, Epping Forest...such places in London are so precious and their true value will brighten in the human mind as we watch more and more loss of other animal life to the point that we revalue ourselves as animals.
I lived for 4 years in Richmond, I left 3 years ago, there are many things that I miss from Richmond and London, but there is nothing that I miss more than Richmond Park...
I used to walk there with my father from the eighties onwards. Long chats of son learning from father..I miss him but showed my wife all around the park including looking through the telescope
Not only has David enjoyed a life being fascinated by this wonderful natural world, but he has devoted his time to SHARE it with others, perhaps this is why we ALL appreciate who this man that we all say is so GREAT, is. Hats off to all lovers of Davids documentaries, as well as the hat off to David.
@@pigeonlove I doubt the cameramen, gaffers, sound board people, video editors and everyone else worked on it for free either. Why do people demand celebrities work for free just because it is a good cause? Do you assume that he is rich because he does a lot of documentaries?
@@nikkiewhite476 I was not demanding anything, merely pointing out that making a certain type of documentary is his preferred method to getting rich rather than selfless devotion to a cause, that is all
Couldn't love this more. Just fabulous. Hopefully, people will listen to Sir David's words and not treat our beautiful park like a theme park and petting zoo.
Whenever I visit London I visit Richmond Park to photograph the wildlife, particularly the deer. Like other UK deer parks, there is nowhere here in Australia where such an opportunity exists. I use long lenses, move about carefully and keep a respectful distance so as not to disturb the animals. Unfortunately not all visitors show such respect, I suspect because they have little knowledge of wildlife. Richmond Park is an international treasure where people can observe and learn. Thank you David for this film about a place which is very dear to my heart.
Wonderful wonderful film about a sacred place. When I attended Kingston University from 2003 to 2006 I spent as much time as I could there. It was magical.
18:37 - I can imagine another look at this footage, in a few centuries to come, with those trees and that path almost unrecognizable. I love Richmond Park, London and David Attenborough. All in all in a wonderful watch.
an utterly fantastic film, with the unique sir David, I have found this film very moving, great too see sir David's love of it! beautiful beyond words and just as exciting as any of sir David's other films. a fantastic place, and a national treasure, who could ask for anything more.
Already seen the shorter version of this film - which is superb. I have lived near Richmond Park all my life, and go there quite often. Wonderful place... and am a great admirer of Sir David Attenborough's work - TV and writings. Enjoying the longer film version now!
I lived next to Richmond park all my life, it has had a huge impact on the way I live and how I view nature. I truly hope it continues to enrich the lives of more generations for many centuries to come.
A fantastic film reminding us that we are so lucky to live beside this lovely Park. Also a great reminder that we and more occasional visitors need to do all we can to protect this great resource.
I come back to this video everyday. I cycle here all the time. I hate London but its necessary for me. This really is the only place I can truly relax.
I love Sir David. His voice can both soothe me to sleep or keep me on the edge of my seat. I wonder, hope, he's done a documentary similar to this in the U.S.A. I'm going to keep looking.
Just a great film, hard to fault it. Clearly a lot of work put into the production of the film, David Attenborough just adds to the grand tour of the park!
A beautiful place and true words spoken by a truly beautiful man ❤️ ........... (I think all dogs should be always kept on leads within the parks boundaries)
When you dont have much wild places you become protective.A lesson for wildlife rich countries who think they have so much that they afford to lose it.Every acre matters.
Sir David, you are such an inspiration. I would love to spend a few days with you, just to get to know a bit more about you and the natural world. God bless you Sir.
People in london would be shocked if they understood the management into this place to keep it all flourishing. People should understand that we are a part of nature, not seperate.
You're so lucky to have gotten Sir Attenborough to present this. I have never been to London, or even Europe, but I've seen lots of pictures showing the effect of such a high population of people in such a small country (the UK has about double the population of all of Canada!), so I'm so glad to see that this space has been set aside for everyone to enjoy, and for all the animals to continue where they have lived for centurries. Thank you for a great video!
This is a piece of work to be proud of - a compelling balanced film, gently but persuasively told. We will definitely promote it. Congratulations to George and the rest of the team.
I agree with the message here. I think it would be helpful to have this documentary aired on a public service channel annually. Perhaps permanently available on BBC iPLayer?
I love this park. Living in London for two years it felt like a privilege to cycle up there from the centre many times.Thank you Sir David Attenborough for this beautiful presentation.
Spent the afternoon there today. I am gobsmacked and blessed to have seen it and enjoyed it. Richmond feels like home to me now. It has the same vast and quiet feeling of a huge park from my youth in America, Bidwell Park, of Chico, California, the third largest municipal park in the US. The '38 "Robin Hood" was filmed there and one of my landlords was in that film. He had some great stories about Errol Flynn, Basil Rathbone and Alan Hale, Sr.
I think that wonderful advice could be said for just about anywhere. Especially places where so many other people go. Thank you, Sir David, for teaching people to tred lightly.
Very dear David Our National Treasure Whom we love and cherish . Seen through your eyes Richmond Park is far more beautiful than my memorises as a girl. Your calm sweet voice I seem to think you are speaking to me in person.The gift of a story teller my father had the same. Thank you for all your Wisdom shared with us. We are enriched by your teaching
The presence of Mr.David, The photography, The Music, The camera shots, The Beautiful/strange animals is just phenomenal, Really wanted to see the owl and it was well explained.Nice
I grew up watching this Amazing man. He has done so much to educate and inspire me and millions of others around the world about our planet. God bless him.
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I am lucky to have grown up watching and listening to this great man.
I know! I dread the day he leaves us. He’s our national treasure ❤️
Yep. The man who spent sixty or more years jetting around the world but tells us we have to stop polluting.......
Naw ye didny
who cares?
@@Gematrinator Clearly you do, at least enough to comment.
Making this film was one of the highlights of my career. Working with Sir David is always a fantastic experience, and getting to know the park and its wild inhabitants was a real privilege. London, you have a great nature reserve on your doorstep! Can't wait until I'm back in Richmond Park!
There is Bushy Park near Hampton Court. I knew as a girl. And adored Kew Gardens . We are very lucky people.
LOWE sonia Green Park, Hyde Park, St. James' Park, Bushy Park, Richmond Park, and the Lea Valley Park, are all great parks that we are very proud of as Londoners.
Amazing film... Excellent cinematography .. . something to be proud of
Attenborough is truly a great Briton!
Thank you Bluefire films and David Attenborough - the message is so very important, if we do not pay attention we will leave a very degraded world to the grandchildren and their children. Please make more like this - we need this message given to the children in Asia and Africa and S. America as well. Miracles can be achieved by good education. How many ancient trees are now left?
David is literally saving RUclips I cant find anything to watch that brings me comfort anymore, until I stumbled on these videos today.
Long live sir David attenborough
I hope he does
*Sir*
=)
Amen!!
He will i can tell
I love David Attenborough
my wife is British and i never have the chance to visit the UK, ofcourse i want to see London, Liverpool,Scotland wales and so on but what i really wants to be is in parks and gardens like Richmond park, thanks to Sir Attenborough for helping me put a new goal to my list.
I am a simple man. I see Sir David Attenborough, I click.
I am proud to say that my nephew was part of the film crew making this wonderful documentary with the brilliant Sir David Attenborough.
wow what was his role in the making?
I was lucky enough to meet Sir David On Tuesday when he visited Hampton Court Palace! Managed to have a chat and get quick pic.
Truly a great man.
@hudson 😂🤣😂🤣
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Me too..❤️
David Attenborough's voice is like pouring honey into my ears.
When you get your nightly fix of David Attenborough as you fall sleep..
UK has beautiful nature!!😍😍
If i could keep one man alive for ever it would be this man
I've lived round the corner of Richmond Park my entire life, can see the trees from my bedroom window, I've always loved it and knew it was amazing, but as always, in anything David Attenborough does, he makes it beyond that. Much love for a place I hold so dear
@MichaelKingsfordGray get a life
I'm American but lived for a year in England when I was 11. Most of that time I was a block away from Richmond Park. It's a wonderland.
@@RadicalCaveman you're American? 😂🤣😂🤣
5 years later, I'm still living exactly where I was when I posted this comment. Every time I've been there, it never fails to amaze me.
@@TheYeetusLord oh my god after 5 years welcome back
Sir Attenborough still going strong.. So much energy. I hope he lives past 100.
You wouldnt if you were on his will🤣🤣
Great Narrator sir David Attenborough...
This is the BBC at its best...Attenborough, the videography, the sound and track music! You half feel you're there! Great stuff! 👍
It's not a BBC production. It was produced by the charity Friends of Richmond Park.
I've only just found this. What a great piece of cinematography, and Sir David is of course a legend !
Leave not trace but take back memories .
its amazing, that this park, is so accessible, by car, bike, foot, and occasional bus. and its free, with free parking! -in London! how about that. its my favourite place to wander, with a camera. Long may it remain!
This is now on my bucket list. I must see this place for myself, with my own eyes. I must, and some day I will.
The older the tree, the greater the variety of animals drawn to it.
What precious creatures are the few left beyond extinction.
I once new an oak tree in Leytonstone, London.
It was protected by the neighbours who's back gardens radiated from it.
So there, surrounded by maisonettes, mosques, shops, lived foxcubs in the roots in winter, bats in summer, spiders, frogs... the gardens brimmed and that tree was over 200 years old then...a survivor of Epping Forest.
That tree holds so much grace, story, and supports and is supported by a rich ecology.. a habitat.
So Richmond Park, Hampstead Heath, Epping Forest...such places in London are so precious and their true value will brighten in the human mind as we watch more and more loss of other animal life to the point that we revalue ourselves as animals.
🇮🇪 Sir David Attenborough one of the greatest man 👨 in the world 🌎, thank you for sharing very nice upload video
Outstanding video! Thank you sharing ❤🙏
So many animals shown just in 20 minutes.
He’s not a national hero he’s a global hero
He's the best, no contest. What an amazing man this Sir David Attenborough, still going strong after so many decades of wonderful documentaries.
Great film, with a great man
Nice person
He brings the whole park ALIVE!
Simply this is called Heaven, don't look it for somewhere else..!
Legend Sir Attenborough Narration makes the park looks so live to my screen.
I lived for 4 years in Richmond, I left 3 years ago, there are many things that I miss from Richmond and London, but there is nothing that I miss more than Richmond Park...
I totally agree richmond has gone .RIGHT DOWN HILL...❤️Ever since they changed their recipe for their sausages🤣🤣🤣
Sir David for president!!!!!
I used to walk there with my father from the eighties onwards. Long chats of son learning from father..I miss him but showed my wife all around the park including looking through the telescope
There is no joy greater than seeing nature in all its magnificence thriving
He hypnotizes people he is not a national treasure but an international treasure . Full of education and an enticing.
Tears from my eyes,i understood "nothing take from park" and "Respect Wildlife" 💚💚 which i gonna follow in my Life as i always Love Them....
This entire video just made me so happy.
Oh yeah a place to contemplate, to walk and to enjoy the natural world
Not only has David enjoyed a life being fascinated by this wonderful natural world, but he has devoted his time to SHARE it with others, perhaps this is why we ALL appreciate who this man that we all say is so GREAT, is. Hats off to all lovers of Davids documentaries, as well as the hat off to David.
I agree, that is why people appreciate him so much because he is just as fascinated by what he is sharing as the audience who watches it. Great man!
To my knowledge, he didn't do this for free
@@pigeonlove I doubt the cameramen, gaffers, sound board people, video editors and everyone else worked on it for free either. Why do people demand celebrities work for free just because it is a good cause? Do you assume that he is rich because he does a lot of documentaries?
@@nikkiewhite476 I was not demanding anything, merely pointing out that making a certain type of documentary is his preferred method to getting rich rather than selfless devotion to a cause, that is all
Sir* David. If you would.
Couldn't love this more. Just fabulous. Hopefully, people will listen to Sir David's words and not treat our beautiful park like a theme park and petting zoo.
An inspiring and great man
I love Richmond Park. 🙏🏻 Please be gentle and respect everything in the park. It's a privilege to bond with nature within city walls.
Whenever I visit London I visit Richmond Park to photograph the wildlife, particularly the deer. Like other UK deer parks, there is nowhere here in Australia where such an opportunity exists. I use long lenses, move about carefully and keep a respectful distance so as not to disturb the animals. Unfortunately not all visitors show such respect, I suspect because they have little knowledge of wildlife. Richmond Park is an international treasure where people can observe and learn. Thank you David for this film about a place which is very dear to my heart.
I'm addicted to Sir David's accent("I just wish'f he was my English teacher")May you live longer
Attenborough brings the life in wildlife
How marvelous the opportunity to be part of existence! My gift to you, Mr. Bob Holman always!
I love nature. I really appreciate those who are trying their best to protect the nature.
beautiful park and we'll presented by Sir David Attenborough a great man. filming excellent.
A heartfelt plea.
👍
I have a new Richmond park video.
Check out my new travel vlog channel, please 😉
Thanks
I doubt any other one could narrate a park so lively and interesting. Simply amazing.
There are so many birds in the park!
I could be listening to this for hours... years...
Wonderful wonderful film about a sacred place. When I attended Kingston University from 2003 to 2006 I spent as much time as I could there. It was magical.
18:37 - I can imagine another look at this footage, in a few centuries to come, with those trees and that path almost unrecognizable.
I love Richmond Park, London and David Attenborough. All in all in a wonderful watch.
Thank you Sr. Attenborough ❤️ you are my hero ❤️
Wonderful film, beautifully presented by Sir David Attenborough.
I tread lightly everywhere in England not just Richmond Park. Wonderful sir David as always . I'm a huge nature lover .!
Well done you...❤️ I also tread lightly when i walk about also...not coz im rsed about the animals..but coz i only weigh 7 stone 🤣🤣🤣🤣😱🤣🤣🤣
an utterly fantastic film, with the unique sir David, I have found this film very moving, great too see sir David's love of it! beautiful beyond words and just as exciting as any of sir David's other films. a fantastic place, and a national treasure, who could ask for anything more.
Already seen the shorter version of this film - which is superb. I have lived near Richmond Park all my life, and go there quite often. Wonderful place... and am a great admirer of Sir David Attenborough's work - TV and writings. Enjoying the longer film version now!
I lived next to Richmond park all my life, it has had a huge impact on the way I live and how I view nature.
I truly hope it continues to enrich the lives of more generations for many centuries to come.
What a beautiful park!!! Astonishing! Wildlife in all sorts of a kind, nice. Beautiful narrated by Sir David Attenborough, my favourite.
Thank you again for teaching us all, Sir David Attenborough
I could listen to this man talk for days
A fantastic film reminding us that we are so lucky to live beside this lovely Park. Also a great reminder that we and more occasional visitors need to do all we can to protect this great resource.
Admire this man and his love of nature
I come back to this video everyday. I cycle here all the time. I hate London but its necessary for me. This really is the only place I can truly relax.
i wish i had such a park like this in my country. greetings from indonesia
Thanks, David...for everything you've given to us...
I love Sir David. His voice can both soothe me to sleep or keep me on the edge of my seat. I wonder, hope, he's done a documentary similar to this in the U.S.A. I'm going to keep looking.
Yeh and he even did it in a stupid accent...i think it was called gent in twctland😁😱
Just a great film, hard to fault it. Clearly a lot of work put into the production of the film, David Attenborough just adds to the grand tour of the park!
His voice is so divine :)
A beautiful place and true words spoken by a truly beautiful man ❤️ ........... (I think all dogs should be always kept on leads within the parks boundaries)
I feel like this is something they make you watch before you go in to the park, pretty epic ngl
wow, didnt know this place existed.
So beautiful!
When you dont have much wild places you become protective.A lesson for wildlife rich countries who think they have so much that they afford to lose it.Every acre matters.
Great footage, who would believe you could find such beauty and tranquillity in the London suburbs.
Sir David you are the my pride and joy
👍
I have a new Richmond park video.
Check out my new travel vlog channel, please 😉
Thanks
What an amazing place. Great video!
We an American family enjoying watching your show very much and thanks for being such a kind soul to. plz stay well
Sir David, you are such an inspiration. I would love to spend a few days with you, just to get to know a bit more about you and the natural world.
God bless you Sir.
Sir David is the best natural historian.... This was a masterpiece
People in london would be shocked if they understood the management into this place to keep it all flourishing. People should understand that we are a part of nature, not seperate.
You're so lucky to have gotten Sir Attenborough to present this. I have never been to London, or even Europe, but I've seen lots of pictures showing the effect of such a high population of people in such a small country (the UK has about double the population of all of Canada!), so I'm so glad to see that this space has been set aside for everyone to enjoy, and for all the animals to continue where they have lived for centurries.
Thank you for a great video!
loved this, the view of the deer in the river was mythical
Well out in nature, I was always taught to "take nothing but memories, and leave nothing but footprints"
This is a piece of work to be proud of - a compelling balanced film, gently but persuasively told. We will definitely promote it.
Congratulations to George and the rest of the team.
Sir David. You did it again.
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If I could live anywhere in London, it would be around here.
I agree with the message here. I think it would be helpful to have this documentary aired on a public service channel annually. Perhaps permanently available on BBC iPLayer?
you will always find me there, my second home in london. such a wonderfull video with a great awareness message. love it.
I love this park. Living in London for two years it felt like a privilege to cycle up there from the centre many times.Thank you Sir David Attenborough for this beautiful presentation.
Spent the afternoon there today. I am gobsmacked and blessed to have seen it and enjoyed it. Richmond feels like home to me now. It has the same vast and quiet feeling of a huge park from my youth in America, Bidwell Park, of Chico, California, the third largest municipal park in the US. The '38 "Robin Hood" was filmed there and one of my landlords was in that film. He had some great stories about Errol Flynn, Basil Rathbone and Alan Hale, Sr.
Sir David is the best
I think that wonderful advice could be said for just about anywhere. Especially places where so many other people go. Thank you, Sir David, for teaching people to tred lightly.
Richmond park is a special place
Nice Documentary. If I ever get the privilege to go to London I will definitely make a trip to Richmond park
Very dear David Our National Treasure Whom we love and cherish . Seen through your eyes Richmond Park is far more beautiful than my memorises as a girl. Your calm sweet voice I seem to think you are speaking to me in person.The gift of a story teller my father had the same. Thank you for all your Wisdom shared with us. We are enriched by your teaching
So well said!!
Super presentation, we love the deers ❤️👏👏
The presence of Mr.David, The photography, The Music, The camera shots, The Beautiful/strange animals is just phenomenal, Really wanted to see the owl and it was well explained.Nice
What a lovely nature preserve !
Educating the people...very smoothly:)
Excellent presentation by Sir David Attenborough, I thorougly enjoy all his documentary films!. I am going to visit Richmond Park tomorrow :)
Agreed, he is my inspiration and the inspiration for an entire generation.
@@AShotOfWildlife Amen to that! 🙏🏼
I grew up watching this Amazing man. He has done so much to educate and inspire me and millions of others around the world about our planet. God bless him.
Sir David is such an inspirational person. I always search peace of mind in his documentories and talks.