David Attenborough

Imagine a world without wildlife documentaries. Unique and remarkable areas of the globe would have never been imagined without them. Throughout our minds connection with documented environments, people in different places around the world would never have been aware that certain creatures exist. If you grew up in the same generation as me with David Attenborough, chances are you become known to these diverse and unique environments through Attenborough's factual programs. Attenborough has influenced the whole worlds vision of documentary making, not only helping to visualize animals in a new light but to also revel a distinctive way society is damaging the earth. Inspiring young filmmakers like Marli Lopez Hope and being admired by USA’s most well known president Barak Obama, Attenborough hopes to get society to come aboard and to help save the dying natural world from Climate Change.

Attenborough has bought to our attention the issue of climate change. In 2006 Attenborough addresses the alarming awakenings of climate change through a two part movie Documentary, Are We Changing Planet Earth? and Can We Save Planet Earth?. This two part series announces Attenborough
She exposes her audiences to extreme threatened logging sites that they have never been captured on film before. Throughout her film she introduces her viewers to arrange of endangered species which walk the undergrowth of the forest and emphasizes on the variety of plant life that is going to suffer the destruction of human logging (echo, 2015). Attenborough and Ms Lopez Hope have already started a new future for climate change, and that can be seen through Attenborough successful influences on the fresh filmmaker like Ms Lopez Hope, herself. The more society is aware of the changes and influences climate change has on the world, the more the people of tomorrow are going to try to fix