Iolo’s Anglesey is a nature documentary series on BBC Two that explores the spectacular landscapes, wildlife, and natural heritage of Anglesey, the largest island in Wales. Across the series, viewers are taken on a journey through rugged coastlines, sandy beaches, wetlands, forests, and farmland, discovering the rich variety of habitats that make the island one of the UK’s most important locations for wildlife. The programme showcases the beauty of the island throughout the changing seasons while highlighting the delicate balance between nature and human activity.
Each episode focuses on different locations and species found across Anglesey, revealing the remarkable biodiversity that thrives on the island. From seabird colonies and marine mammals to rare insects, wildflowers, and birds of prey, the series captures intimate encounters with wildlife using stunning cinematography. It also explores the conservation efforts that help protect these fragile ecosystems for future generations.
Beyond its wildlife, the series examines the cultural and historical significance of Anglesey’s landscapes. Ancient woodlands, coastal paths, nature reserves, and traditional farming communities all play a role in shaping the island’s unique environment. By connecting the natural world with local history and heritage, the programme provides a richer understanding of one of Wales’ most treasured regions.
The series is presented by renowned Welsh naturalist and wildlife broadcaster Iolo Williams. Drawing on decades of experience as a conservationist and television presenter, Williams shares his passion for the natural world through expert commentary, engaging storytelling, and close encounters with the wildlife that makes Anglesey such a special place.
