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But it is hard not to have my big day as i planned. guess welljust have to wait and see what happens next. but for now at least, im glad to be going home to see my fiance and husband—to—be. still to come on the travel show — after the lockdown, the landslides. were back with the mountain guides desperate to get us back trekking in uganda. lets stay in the usa for a moment as we catch up with the latest in our untold america series, where we look at some of the people who have helped to sha...

To me, it is important because nowadays, there is no plans, no visitors, so coming here in the mountains, coming for work parties is helping together for my family. as much as we have been affected by the floods, also we have been making a new discovery of other places where to could put the trail. but it also has — it has also come as an advantage that all this new places to put trails, weve got some other new discoveries, like we have got a series of waterfalls along this valley. weve manage...

Immediately by devastating floods and landslides. weve been to meet some of the people now working to rebuild their villages, tourist infrastructure and their lives. this is africas botanical big game. because it has got lots of things that you cant find anywhere in africa, like the trees, like the animals, the scenery, everything. it is really very, very unique. when most people come in and they see the vegetation, they see the scenery here, they are like — they go home surprised because othe...

In the dining room. it destroyed some of the paths in the mountain. can you believe these guys here? they had no money in their pocket, i had no money in my pocket. they come up here and started working for free, started trying to rebuild the trails, trying to get a way across the river, exploring where we could pass. actually, i have been coming here, helping, digging the trail, sometimes cooking for the team, sometimes slashing, yeah, just doing different kinds, as long as you are on the move....

Million was oversubscribed seven times. every little helps but lets be clear, 40 million is a drop in the ocean can go to the £1 billion investment needed every year, year on year, to rebuild our natural infrastructure and unless we do that and turn the declines of our species and turn the declines of our species and habitats in this country, we will see the foundation, to see health and our economy eroding i. we will also see the designation of new national parks with long—standing recovery ...

Hard to get out of you. when you come to the dirty south, were covered. theres a lot of talent here in oklahoma. you know, were here and were not goin nowhere! finally this week, lockdown has been hard for most, but particularly hard for those remote communities that rely on our cash to keep going. in ugandas stunning rwenzori mountains national park, for instance, the crash in tourism was followed almost immediately by devastating floods and landslides. weve been to meet some of the people now ...

Every little helps but, lets be clear, £40 million is a drop in the ocean compared to the £1 billion investment thats needed every year, year—on—year, to rebuild our natural infrastructure in this country. unless we do that, unless we turn around the declines of our species and habitats in this country, we are going to see the foundation for our food security, our water security, our health and our economy eroding away. meanwhile, next year the government will designate new national parks,...

This week, we are in oklahoma, meeting some of its legendary cowboys of colour. and the uphill task facing these mountain guides in a remote and stunning corner of east africa. this is africas botanical big game. because it has got lots of things that you cant find anywhere in africa. theme music plays. hello and welcome to the show, once again in lockdown at travel show ho. it is getting a bit like groundhog day, isnt it? but i know from looking on our media feeds just how many of you, like us,

And woodlands which capture the carbon emissions that are overheating the planet. £a0 million is being provided for charities to put thousands of boots on the ground to bring back the nature. green campaigners welcomed the cash but they say that last chunk of £a0 million was oversubscribed seven times. every little helps but, lets be clear, £a0 million is a drop in the ocean compared to the £1 billion investment thats needed every year, year—on—year, to rebuild our natural infrastructure...

Green campaigners welcomed the cash but they say that last chunk of 40 million was oversubscribed seven times. every little helps but, lets be clear, 40 million is a drop in the ocean compared to the £1 billion investment thats needed every year, year—on—year, to rebuild our natural infrastructure in this country. unless we do that, unless we turn around the declines of our species and habitats in this country, we are going to see the foundation for our food security, our water security, ou...