David Attenborough: A Life on Our Planet

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On Monday I watched David Attenborough: A life on our planet. I'm a fan of Blue Planet, Our Planet, Seven Worlds One Planet, and they're sort of the only documentary series I've really been committed to watching so I was obviously interested in this one too. It had a contrasting mix of sadness and hope, and focused on what irreversible damage humankind are doing to the planet. It was quite touching and the message was so strong I'm going to be taking out a lot more meat from my diet. Definitely go watch it if you haven't yet, it made me cry.

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