Poppy Rummery, visitor experience manager at the reserve, said the show was a “fantastic opportunity” and would help them showcase the “wonders of Bempton” to a wider audience.
She said: “We’re always trying to engage with lots of different people, branch out and show people what we’ve got here and communicate with lots of different people.
“I think this is a really fantastic opportunity for us to showcase that.”
She said she hoped the show would encourage people watching at home to plan a visit of their own as well as highlighting other aspects of work at the reserve.
She added: “It’s giving us an opportunity to chat about really important conservation success from here as well.”