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In 2018 he co-authored Desert Falcon - A Legend in conjunction with author Leslie Goodyear An allegorical historical fiction novella taking place in 1940s United Arab Emirates that strongly features falconry.

Fergus has created a community conservation project called the BLUE Campaign, which encourages anyone with access to a green space to give a piece back to nature, helping to develop a connection to nature and promote biodiversity in their area. The scheme was piloted in Chipping Sodbury in 2017 and will be rolled out nationwide in 2019. He is a fellow of the Royal Asiatic Society and patron of Flamingo Conservation Rift Valley.

On 22 July 2017, Fergus was involved in a confrontation in a car park of a service station off the M27 motorway. The confrontation apparently resulted from an earlier incident on the motorway. During the encounter, Fergus was filmed threatening a family with a citizen's arrest and shouting "I want you dead!" repeatedly. Footage of the incident circulated widely over social media and was reported by numerous news outlets.

Fergus was executive director for a company called Fountain Digital Labs, which developed a children's wildlife entertainment app called Virry, which won a Webby Award in 2015 and a BAFTA for best interactive children's original app.

In 2010 he co-authored a paper in The Wilson Journal of Ornithology entitled "Hatching Synchrony, Green Branch Collecting, and Prey Use by Nesting Harpy Eagles (Harpia harpyja)" regarding the observation of an occupied harpy eagle nest over three separate periods in eastern Venezuela.

In 2009 Fergus spent a year in the rural Scottish Highlands on Beinn Eighe and neighbouring Loch Maree, filming the documentary "A Highland Haven".

Planet Earth: The Future (2006) – series producer

Fergus joined the BBC Natural History Unit in 1990 and has spent his career specialising in natural history programmes for television. This includes producing the award-winning Planet Earth: The Future, The Life of Birds and PBS Nature: "Jungle Eagle".

Fergus was born in Tonbridge, Kent. In 1982, he graduated from the University of Durham (Hatfield College) with a degree in anthropology, earning a 2:2. He completed his thesis with the Pitjantjatjara tribe of Aboriginals in central Australia. An extraordinary reference from the elders gained Fergus a successful interview with the BBC Natural History Unit.

Fergus Michael Edmund Beeley (born 1962) is an English wildlife conservationist and filmmaker. He is best known for his work producing films for BBC Natural World, including "White Falcon, White Wolf"; "The Eagle Has Landed"; "Return of the Eagle Owl"; "Spectacled Bears: Shadows of the Forest" and Planet Earth – The Future. He joined the BBC Natural History Unit in 1990 and spent over 12 years producing award-winning series, including Planet Earth – The Future and The Life of Birds in collaboration with David Attenborough.