Biochemist, Wild Animal Biologist, Science and Wildlife TV Presenter
Liz Bonnin
Biochemist, Wild Animal Biologist, Science and Wildlife TV Presenter
Why book Liz Bonnin?
- A dedicated environmental advocate , Liz actively contributes to discussions on sustainability, conservation, and biodiversity, inspiring audiences to take action
- Known for her expertise in wildlife and environmental documentaries, Liz has fronted impactful programs addressing global issues , such as plastic pollution and climate change
- With a background in biochemistry, Liz brings a s cientific perspective to her presentations , making complex topics accessible and engaging for diverse audiences
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Biography
Liz was born in France to a French father and Trinidadian mother of Indian Portuguese descent, and moved to Ireland when she was nine years old. She was especially interested in biology and chemistry at school, which led her to study biochemistry at university.
She later completed a Masters in Wild Animal Biology with the Royal Veterinary College and Zoological Society of London, during which she set up a research project in Nepal to study tigers, coming first in her class. Following her Masters, Liz decided to try her hand at presenting science on screen.
Liz has presented over 50 primetime programmes including Animals Behaving Badly, Galapagos on BBC 1, Horizon on BBC2.
Liz’s most recent landmark BBC 1 documentary Drowning In Plastic , investigating the global issue of plastic waste was broadcast in October and has raised the level of public debate on this important topic.
Liz also hosts science and natural history events and award ceremonies, including the National Science and Engineering Competition , IET’s Young Woman Engineer of the Year Awards and the Natural History Museum’s Wildlife Photographer of the Year Awards .
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Plastic
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Sir David Attenborough in conversation with Liz Bonnin.
Liz Bonnin - Beryllium and the James Webb Space Telescope
Why is the transit of Venus such a rare event? - Horizon: The Transit of Venus - BBC Two
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Liz Bonnin
Biochemist, Wild Animal Biologist, Science and Wildlife TV Presenter
why book liz?
- A dedicated environmental advocate, Liz actively contributes to discussions on sustainability, conservation, and biodiversity, inspiring audiences to take action
- Known for her expertise in wildlife and environmental documentaries, Liz has fronted impactful programs addressing global issues, such as plastic pollution and climate change
- With a background in biochemistry, Liz brings a scientific perspective to her presentations, making complex topics accessible and engaging for diverse audiences
“We invited Liz to speak with us at a forest biodiversity event we were organising. From the very beginning Liz was enthusiastic and fully committed. On the day itself Liz delivered a powerful and compelling speech. Her vision and passion for the subject shone through and left a last impression on all who attended. ”
Pat Neville, Communications Manager, Coillte Forest , Coillte
Biography
Liz was born in France to a French father and Trinidadian mother of Indian Portuguese descent, and moved to Ireland when she was nine years old. She was especially interested in biology and chemistry at school, which led her to study biochemistry at university.
She later completed a Masters in Wild Animal Biology with the Royal Veterinary College and Zoological Society of London, during which she set up a research project in Nepal to study tigers, coming first in her class. Following her Masters, Liz decided to try her hand at presenting science on screen.
Liz has presented over 50 primetime programmes including Animals Behaving Badly, Galapagos on BBC 1, Horizon on BBC2.
Liz’s most recent landmark BBC 1 documentary Drowning In Plastic, investigating the global issue of plastic waste was broadcast in October and has raised the level of public debate on this important topic.
Liz also hosts science and natural history events and award ceremonies, including the National Science and Engineering Competition, IET’s Young Woman Engineer of the Year Awards and the Natural History Museum’s Wildlife Photographer of the Year Awards.
Topics
STEM
Climate Change
Plastic
Environment
Wildlife
Science
Liz Bonnin
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Videos
“Liz was fully professional and a pleasure to work with.”
testimonials
“We invited Liz to speak with us at a forest biodiversity event we were organising. From the very beginning Liz was enthusiastic and fully committed. On the day itself Liz delivered a powerful and compelling speech. Her vision and passion for the subject shone through and left a last impression on all who attended. Liz was fully professional and a pleasure to work with. ”
Pat Neville, Communications Manager, Coillte Forest , Coillte
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