Describe a television programme that you like to watch

A programme I like watching is a nature series called Planet Earth, presented by Sir David Attenborough. I first saw it on television when I was in my early teens, and I've since watched it again on a streaming service with my younger sister.

Each episode focuses on a different environment, such as mountains, deserts, oceans or jungles, and shows the animals that live there. The filmmakers spent years waiting for the right moments, so the footage is incredible: snow leopards hunting in the Himalayas, huge flocks of birds moving across the sky, and creatures in the deep sea that look as though they come from another world. The commentary is calm and full of fascinating facts, delivered in a warm voice that's almost impossible to forget.

I used to watch it every Sunday evening, when it was originally shown, and we would all gather in the living room. These days I tend to watch an episode every few weeks when I need to switch off. Each one lasts about fifty minutes, which is a perfect length.

There are a few reasons why I like it. Firstly, it's both informative and entertaining. I've learned more about animals and ecosystems from it than from some of my school lessons. Secondly, the photography is breathtaking, so even if you turn off the commentary, it's a pleasure just to look at. Lastly, it makes me feel more concerned about nature and conservation. After watching how fragile some habitats are, I became far more careful about waste and about the products I buy.