Roma Wells is a British-Sri Lankan-Irish nature and travel presenter, broadcaster, and journalist who hosts global documentaries across major BBC platforms. She is a regular face on The Travel Show (BBC News and BBC iPlayer), where she fronts international wildlife and cultural features. Her notable broadcast projects include Iceland: Edge of the Arctic, The Guardians of Crete—which highlighted vulture conservation—and an anniversary special on the Peak District. She also brings natural history to younger audiences as a presenter on CBBC’s One Zoo Three.
Before transitioning to television, Roma Wells built a strong foundation in international journalism and public affairs. She wrote features for The Sunday Times, The Daily Telegraph, and Time Out London, and served as a news manager within the 10 Downing Street Press Office and the Department for International Development. Today, she blends her traditional journalism background with digital media, commanding over 650,000 followers across TikTok and Instagram, where she shares short-form wildlife education and nature stories.
In addition to her on-screen presence, Roma Wells is a professional voiceover artist and audio creator. Her narrative voice is featured across television documentaries, commercials, and wellness platforms. Notably, she wrote and voiced Oceanava: Inner Tide, a spoken-word and mindfulness album available on Spotify that combines immersive nature soundscapes with poetry aimed at supporting mental well-being.
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