Shauna was born and brought up in Northern Ireland. She began her career at the young age of 16 in television and radio as a researcher/reporter/presenter for the BBC in Belfast. Her network break was BBC1's saturday morning children's programme Going Live, which led to her being offered Ghost Train for ITV. She was a current affairs reporter for LWT's Six O'Clock Show in 1989/90 and then presenter of Jo-Maxi (magazine show) and Bon Voyage (travel series) both for RTE in Ireland 1990-95. She then moved to London in 1996 and – following the reporter's role on the BBC's science programme Cat's Eyes – she joined BBC1's Animal Hospital as reporter/co-presenter and went on to win many national television awards with the team.
In addition to the above credits, Shauna was one of the main presenters of the BBC's millenium-eve world-wide coverage. She has great live experience, presenting numerous shows including the Lord Mayor's Show, Children In Need and Crufts to name but a few. She has also hosted Saturday Live, RTE's prime time talk show.
She is a journalist and has written many features/travel articles for various magazines and newspapers and is a seasoned corporate presenter and MC including hosting the Purina stand at Crufts for 5 years running.

Television Presenting:
• Top Dog – Presenter and series producer of new series – 2005-2008 (Animal Planet)
• Treasure – Presenter of BBC Daytime Antiques programme
• The One Show – BBC1 Various Strands
• Overseas Property TV (Sky) – Overseas Presenter
• Shauna's Amazing Animals – Host of factual entertainment show, 2003-2007 (Animal Planet)
• Forces of Nature and Sharks of Palau – Discovery Channel - Jan 07
• One Man And His Dog – Co-Presenter of new series, 2004-2006 (BBC2)
• Wild Trials – Wildlife Photography Show – Winner, 2005/6 (RTE)
• Celebrity Fear Factor – Celeb Team member of Sky One's most popular show 2004
• Dream Cottage – Host of Home renovation / makeover series, 2004 (UK Style)
• Discovery Animal Planet – Host of channel, 2002-2004
• Baghdad Zoo – Presenter of documentary at the zoo during the war, 2003 (Animal Planet International/ITN Factual)
• Duke Of Edinburgh Interview – One hour interview, 2003 (Animal Planet)
• World Animal Day – Host of annual event (Animal Planet International)
• Fair Play – Anchor of consumer affairs show, 2001-2003 (BBC Northern Ireland)
• Wild At Heart – Presenter of wildlife series, 2001/2 (Anglia and Discovery Channel)
• Adopt a Wild Animal – Presenter of documentary on the plight of orangutans in Borneo, 2001 (Animal Planet International)
• Ten Weeks In Costa Rica – Presenter of prime time documentary series, 2001 (BBC1 Northern Ireland)
• City Hospital – Host of three series of live daytime show, 2000-01 (BBC1)
• The Mid-Week Lottery Live – Host (Amazing Luck Stories), 2000 (BBC1)
• Saturday Night Lottery – Host of prime-time show, 2000 (BBC1)
• Battersea Dogs Home – Host of prime-time show (three series), 1999-00 (BBC1)
• VIP presenter of two series of children's show, 1999/00 (BBC1)
• Animal Hospital – Co-presenter/reporter on eight series, 1996-1999 (BBC1)
• Style Challenge – Host of four series of daytime show, 1998-1999 (BBC1)
• GMTV Reporter, 1999 (ITV1)
• Summer Holiday Reporter, 1999 (BBC1)
• Tracks – Reporter on countryside series, 1998 (BBC2)

Training:

Shauna is a fully qualified scuba-diver and proficient horse-rider and has travelled all over the world. She is also a keen wildlife photographer.

Gallery:

Shauna Lowry