I'm Hannah, a BBC journalist working in radio, tv, online and social media. I joined the BBC when I was 18 to make a difference. That is at the front of my mind every time I cut a package, do a live and pitch a story. If it'll make the world better, even if that's just a few people's lives for a few minutes, I'll do it and love it.

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My passions in life are wildlife and the natural world. I am writing a walking book for the renowned Cicerone Press and I'm a qualified Lowland Leader with the Mountain Training Association. I also run a popular outdoor Instagram account where I post wildlife photography and educational content helping people to understand nature and enjoy adventures outdoors:

@hannahroeoutdoors 

There's something so magical about have an encounter with an animal or soaking up a beautiful place, especially with people who care so deeply about it and have the knowledge to help people appreciate it. Helping those conservationists, experts and enthusiasts to get their excitement and expertise across to the public is what I do best. I live for getting across people's passions to the audience and having worked in tv, radio, online and social media for the BBC for 6 years, I am a truly multiplatform journalist who can create content for all of these platforms to get as wide a reach for the story and the natural world as possible.

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Career highlights so far include​:​

• Having my video about basking sharks in Cornwall reach the number one most watched in the world on the BBC from a single zoom interview and the interviewee's own footage.

• Being trusted on major stories including health care failures, family tragedies, a mass shooting, local and general elections and international summits.

• Presenting radio programmes live on air and h

  aving my own hour long cookery programme on radio.