Adrian Cale is a compelling television presenter with an encyclopaedic knowledge of
the natural world. As a natural adventurer he has explored the planet and uses his experience and observation to communicate his passion on camera.

Adrian is equally at home on location or in the studio, scripted or unscripted. And very much in the moment. He's a diverse and adaptable television broadcaster who can be counted on to deliver.

“Endearing to watch” Radio Times

‘Best Newcomer’ International Wildlife Film Festival (IWWF) 2007

“Adrian is an engaging presenter” BBC Wildlife Magazine

PROJECTS

2009 – Gibbons: Back in the Swing – Animal Planet
Adrian is once again out in the wild and sometimes undercover investigating the problems faced by gibbons in Thailand and the effect that the tourist industry is having on their welfare. Intimate and revealing, this critically acclaimed series looks at the vastly different gibbon rehabilitation projects around the country, chronicling the personal journey of Adrian and the individual gibbon characters he meets along the way.

2008 – Rural Matters – Sky Television
A current affairs series that addresses all aspects of country life from farmers markets to satellite guided tractors sees Adrian as both studio host and location presenter.

2007 – Wildlife Heroes – Aqua Vita Films
A studio based show celebrating the life and work of wildlife icons that sees Adrian as both studio host and interviewer.

2006 – Woolly Jumpers: Made in Peru – Animal Planet / Discovery Networks
This is an investigative and revealing portrayal of the unique pressures faced by woolly monkeys in Peru. A personal and sometimes undercover quest for knowledge runs parallel with the evolving lives of two baby monkeys and their journey to return to the wild.

2005 - Make Me a Monkey – Electric Sky Distribution
Aimed at a younger audience this is a heart-warming programme about the work that goes into rehabilitating monkeys at one centre in South Africa. Colourful and fast paced, the film mixes adventure and conservation issues with an element of fun.