i'm jono from yorkshire wildlife trust, welcome to wild ingleborough. what a day!e—scale restoration project. so this fantastic mountain here, it's got some great wildlife on it but sadly there's big areas that aren't that hospitable for wildlife, really, so what we're trying to do is connect up these little fragments around the mountainside by doing things like we see here, so putting some trees back in the landscape. we need more habitat back on this mountain to allow wildlife to flourish again, so all those species that need woodland and scrubland to live. also, it's a great way to capture carbon from the atmosphere. hold that there, so i can get a close—up of it. to come and visit a project like this, not far from home, it's really special. and to be so involved with it as well — i got to plant a tree today, which is really cool. i'm definitely going to come back and visit. it's been a long time. glad to be back? yeah, it's weird. it feels strange but i'm looking forward to it. are you excited? yeah, i'm excited. i've not seen them yet. big reveal. here you go,

project that is restoring the landscape to protect the wildlife, and i'm off to meet a guy called jono about and what they've been up to. getting into nature photography, ifound myself in some amazing places. days off on tour, somewhere like yosemite or yellowstone, there's a lot of amazing animals, nature and scenery. and over time i developed my portfolio. one of the most special moments of my career has been having the absolute honour and privilege to work and photograph with sir david attenborough. working with sir david came about through the wwf. we are both ambassadors for them. he was working on a project called our planet. and i got invited out to the massai mara to go photograph him and the rest of the crew filming, so i got to see behind the scenes and meet sir david, photograph him out in the mara, which was absolutely incredible. from then i've been all over the world with him. conor, good to meet you. i'mjono, welcome to wild ingleborough. what a day. wild ingleborough is like a landscape—scale restoration project. so this fantastic mountain here, it's got some great wild

project that is restoring the landscape to protect the wildlife, and i'm off to meet a guy called jono excited to meet him and see what the project's about and what they've been up to. getting into nature photography, ifound myself in some amazing places. days off on tour, somewhere like yosemite or yellowstone, there's a lot of amazing animals, nature and scenery. and over time i developed my portfolio. one of the most special moments of my career has been having the absolute honour and privilege to work and photograph with sir david attenborough. working with sir david came about through the wwf. we are both ambassadors for them. he was working on a project called our planet. and i got invited out to the massai mara to go photograph him and the rest of the crew filming, so i got to see behind the scenes and meet sir david, photograph him out in the mara, which was absolutely incredible. from then i've been all over the world with him. conor, good to meet you. i'mjono, welcome to wild ingleborough. what a day. wild ingleborough is like a landscape—scale restoration project. so this fa

i'm jono from yorkshire wildlife trust, welcome to wild ingleborough. what a day. here, so putting some trees back in the landscape. we need more habitat back on this mountain, to allow wildlife to flourish again, so all those species that need woodland and scrubland to live. also, it's a great way to capture carbon from the atmosphere. hold that there, so i can get a close—up of it. to come and visit a project like this, not far from home, it's really special. and to be so involved with it — i got to plant a tree today, which is really cool. i'm definitely going to come back and visit. it's been a long time. glad to be back? yeah, its weird. it feels strange but i'm looking forward to it. are you excited? yeah, i m excited. i've not seen them yet. big reveal, here you go, conor. amazing. i love that. that's sick. that's the closest i'll ever get to being on the football team! yeah, cool. ready? right, we'll do it down here. all right, cool. can you just sit down? let's try that. i like the lighting on it. little bit of fine tuning and it should be all right. which