Jeremy Wade
- Born:
- 23 March 1956, Martock, Somerset, England
- Nationality:
- British
- Profession(s):
- Biologist, Angler, Writer, Television Presenter
Early Life and Education
- Developed a passion for angling at a young age.
- Educated at Dean Close School in Cheltenham.
- Graduated with a degree in Zoology from the University of Bristol.
- Also obtained a postgraduate teaching certificate from the same university.
Career and Major Achievements
- Known primarily for the television series River Monsters, which ran for nine seasons.
- Traveled extensively throughout the world, investigating reports of freshwater fish attacks on humans.
- Authored several articles and books on angling and fish identification.
- His work has contributed significantly to the understanding of large and potentially dangerous freshwater fish species.
- He is often featured in articles related to angling and conservation.
- Exploring the intersection of natural history and storytelling, several articles and books, similar to those describing a fictitious 'river monsters host biography books' subject, have been inspired by his adventures.
Notable Works
| Title | Type | Year |
|---|---|---|
| River Monsters | Television Series | 2009-2017 |
| Somewhere Down the Crazy River | Book | 1992 |
| How to Think Like a Fish | Book | 2024 |
Legacy and Impact
Jeremy Wade has significantly contributed to public awareness of freshwater ecosystems and the diverse fish species they contain. His work has inspired many to appreciate the importance of conservation and responsible angling practices.