Journeys into the Ring of Fire explained

Genre:Documentary
Presenter:Iain Stewart
Country:United Kingdom
Language:English
Num Seasons:1
Num Episodes:4
Executive Producer:Marc Goodchild
Runtime:60 minutes
Network:BBC One

Journeys into the Ring of Fire is BBC documentary series that was first broadcast in 2006 on BBC One and has been rerun several times on BBC Four.[1] In this series of four programmes, the geologist Professor Iain Stewart travels to four locations on the Pacific Rim to discover how geology has shaped human history and culture in these regions. The series was produced by Jeremy Phillips and was a BBC and Science Channel co-production.

Episodes

No.TitleProducerOriginal air date (UK)
1[2] IndonesiaCharles Colville5 September 2006
2[3] CaliforniaNigel Walk12 September 2006
3[4] PeruArif Nurmohamed19 September 2006
4[5] JapanCharles Colville26 September 2006

Notes and References

  1. Web site: Journeys into the Ring of Fire . BBC.
  2. Web site: Journeys into the Ring of Fire, Series 1, "Indonesia". BBC Four .
  3. Web site: Journeys into the Ring of Fire, Series 1, "California". BBC Four .
  4. Web site: Journeys into the Ring of Fire, Series 1, "Peru". BBC Four - .
  5. Web site: Journeys into the Ring of Fire, Series 1, "Japan". BBC Four .

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