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Liz Bonnin

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Liz Bonnin

Elizabeth Bonnin (born 16 September 1976) is a French-Irish science, wildlife and natural history presenter, who has worked on television in both Ireland and the United Kingdom. She presented morning show RI:SE and music show Top of the Pops in the early 2000s. She is best known for presenting wildlife and science programmes including Galapagos, How the Earth Works, Animals in Love, Stargazing Live, Blue Planet Live, Cats v Dogs: Which is Best? and Should We Close Our Zoos?. She co-presented the BBC factual series Bang Goes the Theory from 2009 until 2014 and since 2013, has co-presented Countrywise for ITV. In 2019, she presented Meat: A Threat to our Planet? on BBC One. She is regarded as one of the most prominent natural world presenters in Britain.

Infobox

Born
Elizabeth Bonnin (1976-09-16) 16 September 1976 Paris, France
Citizenship
France Ireland
Education
Trinity College Dublin (BA) Royal Veterinary College (MSc)
Occupation
Television presenter
Years active
1999–present
Origin
Paris, France
Genres
Pop
Instrument
Vocals
Label
Polydor
Website
www

Tables

· Filmography
2003
Role(s)
Guest
Notes
BBC Two
2004- ?
Role(s)
Euromillions Draw
Notes
Presenter
2004–2005
Role(s)
Wild Trials
Notes
Presenter
2005–?
Role(s)
Gadgets, Gadgets, Gadgets
Notes
Co-presenter
2008
Science Friction
Role(s)
Presenter
Notes
RTÉ One
2009–2014
Role(s)
Bang Goes the Theory
Notes
Co-presenter
2009–2010
Role(s)
Country Tracks
Notes
Co-presenter
2010
Role(s)
Co-presenter
2010–2011
Role(s)
Autumnwatch
Notes
Guest presenter
2011—
Role(s)
Stargazing Live
Notes
Co-presenter
2011
Egypt's Lost Cities
Role(s)
Co-presenter
Notes
BBC One
Role(s)
Guest presenter
Notes
BBC Two
2012
Super Smart Animals
Role(s)
Presenter
Notes
BBC One
Role(s)
Presenter
Notes
BBC Two
2013
Operation Snow Tiger
Role(s)
Presenter
2013—
Role(s)
Countrywise
Notes
Co-presenter
Animal Odd Couples
Role(s)
Presenter
Notes
BBC One
How the Earth Works
Role(s)
Co-presenter
Notes
Discovery Channel
2014
Role(s)
Presenter
Notes
BBC Two
Animals Through The Night: Sleepover At The Zoo
Role(s)
Co-presenter
Notes
BBC Four
2015
Big Blue Live
Role(s)
Co-presenter
Notes
BBC One
Animals in Love
Role(s)
Presenter
India: Nature's Wonderland
Role(s)
Co-presenter
Notes
BBC Two
2016
Cats v Dogs: Which is Best?
Role(s)
Co-presenter
Nature's Epic Journeys
Role(s)
Presenter
Notes
BBC One
2017
Galapagos
Role(s)
Presenter
Wild Alaska Live
Role(s)
Co-presenter
2018
Drowning In Plastic
Role(s)
Presenter
2019
Blue Planet Live
Role(s)
Co-presenter
Role(s)
Guest
Snow Animals
Role(s)
Presenter
Meat: A Threat to our Planet?
Role(s)
Presenter
2020
Penguins: Meet the Family
Role(s)
Narrator
Notes
BBC One
2020-2021
Role(s)
For The Love Of Britain
Notes
Co-presenter
2021
Our Wild Adventures
Role(s)
Guest contributor
Notes
BBC Two
2022
Our Changing Planet
Role(s)
Co-presenter
Notes
BBC One
The Island – 1 Billion Years in the Making
Role(s)
Presenter
Notes
RTÉ
2023
Secrets of the Jurassic Dinosaurs
Role(s)
Presenter
Notes
BBC Two
Arctic From Above
Role(s)
Presenter
Notes
Sky Nature
Liz Bonnin’s Wild Caribbean
Role(s)
Presenter
Notes
BBC Two
2024
Our Changing Planet: Restoring Our Reefs
Role(s)
Co-presenter
Notes
BBC Two
Animal Genius
Role(s)
Presenter
Notes
National Geographic
2025
Our Changing Planet: Restoring Our Rivers
Role(s)
Co-presenter
Notes
BBC One
Amazing Expeditions with Liz Bonnin: Ultimate Galapágos Adventure
Role(s)
Presenter
Notes
National Geographic
2026
David Attenborough's 100 Years on Planet Earth
Role(s)
On-screen participant
Notes
BBC One
Year
Title
Roles
Channel
1999–2000
Millennium Eve: Celebrate 2000
Co-presenter
RTÉ One
2000–?
Off the Rails
Co-presenter
2002–?
RI:SE
Co-presenter
Channel 4
2002–2003
Top of the Pops
Co-presenter
BBC One
2003
Never Mind the Buzzcocks
Guest
BBC Two
2004- ?
Euromillions Draw
Presenter
Sky One
2004–2005
Wild Trials
Presenter
2005–?
Gadgets, Gadgets, Gadgets
Co-presenter
2008
Science Friction
Presenter
RTÉ One
2009–2014
Bang Goes the Theory
Co-presenter
BBC One
2009–2010
Country Tracks
Co-presenter
BBC Two
2010
Museum of Life
Co-presenter
2010–2011
Autumnwatch
Guest presenter
2011—
Stargazing Live
Co-presenter
BBC One/BBC Two
2011
Egypt's Lost Cities
Co-presenter
BBC One
Springwatch
Guest presenter
BBC Two
2012
Super Smart Animals
Presenter
BBC One
Horizon: The Transit of Venus
Presenter
BBC Two
2013
Tomorrow's World: A Horizon Special
Presenter
Operation Snow Tiger
Presenter
2013—
Countrywise
Co-presenter
ITV
2013
Animal Odd Couples
Presenter
BBC One
How the Earth Works
Co-presenter
Discovery Channel
2014
Cat Watch 2014: The New Horizon Experiment
Presenter
BBC Two
Animals Through The Night: Sleepover At The Zoo
Co-presenter
BBC Four
2015
Big Blue Live
Co-presenter
BBC One
Animals in Love
Presenter
India: Nature's Wonderland
Co-presenter
BBC Two
2016
Cats v Dogs: Which is Best?
Co-presenter
Horizon – Should We Close Our Zoos?
Presenter
Nature's Epic Journeys
Presenter
BBC One
2017
Galapagos
Presenter
Wild Alaska Live
Co-presenter
2018
Drowning In Plastic
Presenter
2019
Blue Planet Live
Co-presenter
Would I Lie to You?
Guest
Snow Animals
Presenter
Meat: A Threat to our Planet?
Presenter
2020
Penguins: Meet the Family
Narrator
BBC One
2020-2021
For The Love Of Britain
Co-presenter
ITV
2021
Our Wild Adventures
Guest contributor
BBC Two
2022
Our Changing Planet
Co-presenter
BBC One
The Island – 1 Billion Years in the Making
Presenter
RTÉ
2023
Secrets of the Jurassic Dinosaurs
Presenter
BBC Two
Arctic From Above
Presenter
Sky Nature
Liz Bonnin’s Wild Caribbean
Presenter
BBC Two
2024
Our Changing Planet: Restoring Our Reefs
Co-presenter
BBC Two
Animal Genius
Presenter
National Geographic
2025
Our Changing Planet: Restoring Our Rivers
Co-presenter
BBC One
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