Win 2 Free Tickets!
Be the first to hear behind-the-scenes stories and see film clips of Steve Backshall‘s new 10 part TV series. ‘Expedition with Steve Backshall’ will be shown on UKTV Dave this summer. During the past 12 months Steve and his team have ventured to some of the most inhospitable and remote places on Earth. From the Arctic to deserts, impenetrable rainforests to underground cave systems, they trek, kayak, climb, ski, dive and abseil into places where no humans have ever been before. Join Steve and hear of the near death scrapes that he and his crew endured in the their quest to complete their expeditions and world firsts.
Steve Backshall is a BAFTA award-winning wildlife expert, adventurer, natural history TV presenter, public speaker and author who has been passionate about the wild world ever since he could crawl. Steve’s recent work includes presenting Hedgehog A&E on Channel 5 with Brian May and has co-presented BBC One’s Blue Planet Live in March 2019 with Liz Bonnin and Chris Packham. Earlier this year, Steve toured his Deadly 60 Live on Stage show in Australia and last year appeared on our screens presenting Deadly Dinosaurs and Monster Mountain (CBBC), as well as guest presenting Springwatch on BBC Two. Steve’s brand-new TV expedition series has broadcast on BBC Two earlier this year with the full 10-part series airing on UKTV Dave in July, making this event a must-see exclusive before anyone else!
We've been given 2 tickets for the screening at Birmingham Town Hall on Wednesday 17th July 2019 at 7.30pm
We will draw winners at random at 3.30pm this afternoon, Tuesday 16th July 2019 and let the winner know how to claim their tickets by email.
To enter
email eva.p@bbcwildlife.org.uk
with Steve! in the subject line
If you don't win you can book tickets here www.thsh.co.uk
The Wildlife Trust for Birmingham and the Black Country has been donated tickets by JSM live. We accept no responsibility for emails not being received by the 3.30pm cut off or for winner notification email not being received. Not open to employees of The Wildlife Trust for Birmingham and the Black Country.