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Natural World Season 11, Episode 12: Sanctuaries Of Defence

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The MOD is one of Britain's biggest landowners. Surprisingly, these training sites are havens for rare wildlife, as those visited for this programme show. Watch Natural World Season 11, Episode 12 Sanctuaries Of Defence in HD free online. Enjoy high-quality streaming of Natural World Season 11, Episode 12 and share your thoughts in the comments below!

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Sanctuaries Of Defence

The MOD is one of Britain's biggest landowners. Surprisingly, these training sites are havens for rare wildlife, as those visited for this programme show.

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