A look at the 'postcards' left from the pole to pole journey which the British Isles has made over the past 3 billion years, and answering why our wildlife lives where it does today. Show more
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New Guinea is the world's largest tropical island and is home to one of the most unusual collections of animals and plants on earth.
Sir David Attenborough pays tribute to the late Sir Peter Scott and his brainchild, the Wildlife & Wetlands Trust.
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Documentary revealing the secret lives led by sperm whales. Cameraman Rick Rosenthal needed patience and persistence to film them close up. Show more
Using a revolutionary new camera that can film by moon and starlight alone, this is a remarkable film about the animals of the African night. Show more
A look at the complex social behaviour of a mandrill troop in Gabon, West Africa and associated rainforest species - many of which are relatively unknown.
A portrait of the relationship between the wolves and the buffalo of Wood Buffalo National Park in northern Canada - the last place on earth where wolves hunt buffalo.
A celebration of the recovery of the natural riches of Newfoundland, including capelin and cod which, being at the base of the foodchain, were harvested almost to extinction.