Joanna Pages Wildlife is A Heartwarming Series about Joanna Page training to become a voluntary wildlife helper.

What is about?

As the title suggests this stars Joanna Page, Stacey of BBC’s Gavin and Stacey. She becomes a wildlife warden/volunteer at a nature centre in Surrey called Wildlife Aid.

Is Joanna Page’s Wild Life good?
Yes it was for about 8 episodes. Page is lovely, and I have a bit of a crush on her. Watching her and the volunteers rescue animals is rewarding and fun.

Much to her first annoyance, Page is not officially allowed to get close to any of the animals. This is because they will not be capable of living in the wild if they become attached to humans. The goal is to rescue, heal, and release with the least hassle.

Nonetheless, Page can’t resist christening all her favourite animal names. For example, she calls a badger James after her husband and a magpie with a broken leg Speedy.

My only problem with the series is that it lasts 15 episodes. This is an 8 episode series.

Joanna Page is lovely. You can only watch so many wildlife critters being released into the wild. I attempted to watch in 3 days.

This may be a taste thing, or it may have been designed more for children. She is shown at home, reporting to her children what she had done that day, for example.

I tried to binge-watch Joanna Pages Wildlife, but there is only so much golden syrup-coated nature schmaltz that anybody can take in one day.

I gave up after episode 8.

To watch this in sensible doses, here is the link and you can make your own mind up.