The Crown's Ancient Forest

This documentary showcases the New Forest National Park, a place of ancient beauty that has remained largely unchanged since its designation as a royal hunting ground by King William the Conqueror. The film captures the rich landscapes that include ancient woods, mossy mires, and heathlands, all of which contribute to the area's ecological significance.

Hugh Bonneville lends his voice to the narration, guiding viewers through this wild and magical location that is the largest lowland wilderness in Britain. The film provides a deep dive into the flora and fauna of the region, celebrating its status as one of Europe's most treasured natural landscapes. For those who appreciate the intersection of nature and history, this documentary offers an informative exploration.