 | Brownsea Island Ferries, Poole Quay, Poole, Dorset, UK Brownsea Island is the largest of eight islands in Poole Harbour in the county of Dorset, England. The island is owned by the National Trust. Much of the island is open to the public and includes areas of woodland and heath with a wide variety of wildlife, together with cliff top views across Poole Harbour and the Isle of Purbeck. |
 | Red Squirrels_Brownsea Island, Dorset Red Squirrels_Brownsea Island, Dorset Nov07 Taken from the National Geographic website http://www.nationalgeographic.co.uk/ |
 | Adventures of a couch potato: 8 Brownsea Island If you haven't been to Brownsea Island then this video gives a glimpse of various sites on the island. Includes the Baden-Powell Stone which marks where the very first scout camp was located, and some red squirrels for which the island is equally famous. Hope you enjoy the Latin-American accompaniment. |
 | Chickens at Brownsea Island, Dorset The cuteness!! :) |
 | YSABELLE PLAYING WITH PEACOCKS IN BROWN SEA ISLAND Having fun in brown sea island. |
 | POOLE DORSET FROM THE AIR 2(daveparachuteman) More Ariel footage taken over poole in dorset, views over Baiter, sandbanks, brownsea island and surrounding areas. |
 | The Island - 'Pub Classics' - Burnham-On-Sea 8/07 Mark Wilderspin's version of Richard Shindell's 'The Island' at the Somerset and Dorset pub Burnham-on-Sea Folk Festival 1st September 2007. |
 | Island to Studland bay Sailing trip from Isle of Wight to Studland bay |
 | Colourful Peacock on Brownsea Island A strutting Peacock showing off its spectacular colours to the females on Brownsea Island in Poole Harbour, Dorset, UK |
 | Climate Change at Brownsea Island A group of young people investigate climate change impacts at Brownsea Island, Dorset. |
 | Portland Bill on the Dorset coast Portland Bill is the graveyard of many vessels that failed to reach Weymouth or Portland Roads. From the shore you can see the Portland Race, a meeting of the tides that causes a continuous disturbance. Portland Bill Lighthouse guides vessels heading for Portland and Weymouth through these hazardous waters as well as acting as a waymark for ships navigating the English Channel. During the summer months, and subject to opening times, you can book a guided of the lighthouse. There are actually three lighthouses at Portland Bill, but it is the taller red and white one that is in service today, albeit automatically controlled. One of the older lighthouses is now in residential use while the other, the Old Lower Light, is home to The Bird Observatory & Field Centre. The observatory keeps daily records of all bird sighting as in the migrating season the island is used as a welcome stopping off point when flying south. A visitor centre at the Bill is open during the summer months and it contains a range of displays depicting Trinity House lighthouses, shipwrecks and information on the Isle of Portland. |
 | Britain's Best Breaks: Bournemouth: Brownsea Island Historic There's something for everyone - art, history and heritage to family fun and action packed adventure! Kids will love Splashdown, Monkey World, Oceanarium and Adventure Wonderland. Nature lovers will enjoy Brownsea Island and the enchanting New Forest; for history and heritage fans there's the Russell-Coates Art Gallery and the mind blowing 185-million year old World Heritage Jurassic Coastline. Details at www.britainsbestbreaks.tv |
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