BBC Earth

Documentary series.

Hannah Fry discovers the hidden WWII radar technology that heats up baked beans.

Comedian Rob Delaney joins former Special Forces operative Jason Fox in rural Wales, to take on three daring challenges, including a jump off a 40-metre viaduct.

Three fishing fanatics travel the globe in this exciting and entertaining series packed with adrenaline-fuelled fishing antics, camaraderie, comedy moments, and a healthy dose of friendly rivalry.

New: Armed with his trusty 1913 Bradshaw's Continental Railway Guide, Michael Portillo ventures east through Romania to the shores of the Black Sea.

Clive Myrie advocates the health benefits of eating fish that are rich in omega-3.

Roman Kemp reveals how taking up dancing can do more than just put a spring in your step.

Guangdong is China's most developed province, but wildlife continues to thrive alongside its people; myriads of pollinators, rare orchids, snakes, and Chinese Crocodile lizards.

Steve dives with hammerhead and tiger sharks, exploring how to save them from extinction.

Andy Bassich brings Denise Becker to an area rich in resources and fond memories. Ricko DeWilde shows his children how to harvest food from the rivers for an Athabaskan delicacy.

Documentary series.

See how CGI imagery, the latest scientific research and archive footage created the series. In this episode: looking at the sun.

Ben heads to Africa to meet a master bushman who quit a city career for the dry and dusty desert.

Ben Fogle meets two brothers who live in the wilds of Utah.

As winter turns to spring, Alaskans must seize the warming days. The everyday struggles of living in the secluded state of Alaska where one wrong decision could cost you your life.

Andy and Jo are in it to win at the highlight of Scotland's farming calendar.

New: Armed with his trusty 1913 Bradshaw's Continental Railway Guide, Michael Portillo ventures east through Romania to the shores of the Black Sea.

Paddy McGuinness visits a factory which has produced lawnmowers since the 1940s.

Tony Robinson enters tombs that have been sealed shut for thousands of years, and discovers hieroglyphs that have only ever been seen by the ancient Egyptians who created them.

Guangdong is China's most developed province, but wildlife continues to thrive alongside its people; myriads of pollinators, rare orchids, snakes, and Chinese Crocodile lizards.

A behind-the-scenes look at the series that explores the most successful animal group on Earth, from the tiny Etruscan shrew to the largest mammal in existence - the blue whale.

Alaskans are in a time crunch as the thaw comes to end, giving way to winter.

Ben Fogle meets Denni Karlsson, a former film-maker who has made a home in the highlands of eastern Iceland, and set up a wilderness centre exploring 200 years of local history.

Sue Perkins makes an epic journey down India's Ganges and arrives in the city of Varanasi.

...the Wild. Ben tries out a different kind of wild living - "continuous cruising" on a narrowboat - staying with Dave, whose move off-grid on canals became a lifeline after a tragedy.

A look at the richest seas on earth, with epic spectacles and startling animal behaviour.

Sue Aikens tracks the abundance of creatures roaming around her camp. Andy Bassich and Denise Becker hope to build a lasting legacy along the Yukon River.

Hannah Fry finds out how today's teeny earbud technology works.

Jason Fox - Foxy from SAS: Who Dares Wins - takes Maya Jama out of her comfort zone for scary physical challenges and some heart-to-heart chat.

It's cold, so the fish will be slow-moving and tucked into - and under - the wrecked ships.

Sue Perkins makes an epic journey down India's Ganges and arrives in the city of Varanasi.

...the Wild. Ben tries out a different kind of wild living - "continuous cruising" on a narrowboat - staying with Dave, whose move off-grid on canals became a lifeline after a tragedy.

A look at the richest seas on earth, with epic spectacles and startling animal behaviour.

A behind-the-scenes look at the series that explores the most successful animal group on Earth, from the tiny Etruscan shrew to the largest mammal in existence - the blue whale.

See how CGI imagery, the latest scientific research and archive footage created the series. In this episode: looking at the sun.

Sue Aikens tracks the abundance of creatures roaming around her camp. Andy Bassich and Denise Becker hope to build a lasting legacy along the Yukon River.

Documentary series.

David Attenborough examines the platypus and the tadpole.

Andy returns home to pick up the pieces. Jessie must harvest salmon before the close of the fishing season. Sue searches the local waterways for winter food. The Hailstones gather key resources.

Anita Rani, Ade Adepitan and Ant Anstead try commuting New York-style.

A new generation of lions, cheetahs and leopards is coming of age in the Okavango Delta.

Clive Myrie advocates the health benefits of eating fish that are rich in omega-3.

Roman Kemp reveals how taking up dancing can do more than just put a spring in your step.

Gregg Wallace is in Italy at an enormous pizza factory, where they produce 400 000 frozen pizzas each day. 6/9

Anita, Ade and Ant trace New York's food back to its source.

Richard discovers the River Derwent's historical importance, as he journeys from the Derbyshire Peaks to Derby, the home of Rolls-Royce.

In the first episode, Robson Green sets out on one of the most iconic walks in the UK, the Hadrian's Wall path.

A baby turtle in Canada and a young bushbaby in South Africa search for a safe new home.

Clive Myrie advocates the health benefits of eating fish that are rich in omega-3.

Roman Kemp reveals how taking up dancing can do more than just put a spring in your step.

The triumphs and tribulations of some very different farming families, from all over the beautiful and remote Scottish countryside.

Ben embarks on an epic journey to meet one of the most remote families he's encountered, uncovering what drove academics and married couple Bec and Reece to leave civilisation for complete isolation.

Ben Fogle meets Denni Karlsson, a former film-maker who has made a home in the highlands of eastern Iceland, and set up a wilderness centre exploring 200 years of local history.

Zoe Ball argues the case for the health benefits of gardening.

Clive Myrie recommends black tea over coffee and energy drinks for combatting stress.

Tony Robinson enters tombs that have been sealed shut for thousands of years, and discovers hieroglyphs that have only ever been seen by the ancient Egyptians who created them.

Michael ventures to the northernmost reaches of Europe, where he braves the freezing temperatures of the Baltic Sea and finds peace paddling a canoe on the lakes of Finland.

The triumphs and tribulations of some very different farming families, from all over the beautiful and remote Scottish countryside.

When spring finally arrives in Alaska, the landscape and waterways come back to life with a vengeance as the snow and ice melt.

Ben Fogle meets Denni Karlsson, a former film-maker who has made a home in the highlands of eastern Iceland, and set up a wilderness centre exploring 200 years of local history.

Zoe Ball argues the case for the health benefits of gardening.

Clive Myrie recommends black tea over coffee and energy drinks for combatting stress.

Clive Myrie advocates the health benefits of eating fish that are rich in omega-3.

A behind-the-scenes look at the series that explores the most successful animal group on Earth, from the tiny Etruscan shrew to the largest mammal in existence - the blue whale.

Alaskans must stock up on food before the harsh winter hits.

Chip and Agnes Hailstones teach their youngest daughters, Carol and Qutan, how to hunt for flightless birds along the ponds in Kiwalik.

Ben embarks on an epic journey to meet one of the most remote families he's encountered, uncovering what drove academics and married couple Bec and Reece to leave civilisation for complete isolation.

Sue tracks a lone predator. The Hailstones have a chance at a key resource. Jessie builds a new cabin, and Andy fights the clock.

Anita, Ade and Ant trace New York's food back to its source.

A baby turtle in Canada and a young bushbaby in South Africa search for a safe new home.

Tony Robinson enters tombs that have been sealed shut for thousands of years, and discovers hieroglyphs that have only ever been seen by the ancient Egyptians who created them.

Gregg Wallace is in Burton upon Trent at Britain's biggest brewery where they produce 3 million pints of beer a day. 7/9

From their base in Central Park, New York, Anita, Ade and Dan reveal the hidden systems and organisational miracles that keep the world's busiest urban park clean and green.

It's cold, so the fish will be slow-moving and tucked into - and under - the wrecked ships.

The team journey up the coast of Norway and brave sub-zero temperatures as they meet the native Sami tribesmen for some ice fishing before taking a dog sled to their final location.

A Taiwanese pangolin and a family of tamarins in Brazil head to the edge of their worlds.

Tony Robinson enters tombs that have been sealed shut for thousands of years, and discovers hieroglyphs that have only ever been seen by the ancient Egyptians who created them.

The triumphs and tribulations of some very different farming families, from all over the beautiful and remote Scottish countryside.

Ben travels to the desert near Roswell, meeting 70-year-old Karen, rolling up his sleeves to help, and learning about the hardships she has faced throughout her life.

Maverick scientist Nikita was a former maths student living in the city, when hhis father asked for help with an extraordinary experiment in one of the most remote places on the planet.

Tony Robinson enters tombs that have been sealed shut for thousands of years, and discovers hieroglyphs that have only ever been seen by the ancient Egyptians who created them.

Find out if 12 ordinary people have what it takes to become astronuts, as they face various challenges and push themselves to the limit.

...the Wild. Ben tries out a different kind of wild living - "continuous cruising" on a narrowboat - staying with Dave, whose move off-grid on canals became a lifeline after a tragedy.

The triumphs and tribulations of some very different farming families, from all over the beautiful and remote Scottish countryside.

Alaskans contend with the throes of the warm season.

Maverick scientist Nikita was a former maths student living in the city, when hhis father asked for help with an extraordinary experiment in one of the most remote places on the planet.

Tony Robinson enters tombs that have been sealed shut for thousands of years, and discovers hieroglyphs that have only ever been seen by the ancient Egyptians who created them.

...the Wild. Ben tries out a different kind of wild living - "continuous cruising" on a narrowboat - staying with Dave, whose move off-grid on canals became a lifeline after a tragedy.

Alaskans are in a time crunch as the thaw comes to end, giving way to winter.

In Kavik, the days of summer are coming to an end and most animals are preparing to migrate out of the Tundra.

David Attenborough examines the elephant and the mole rat.

The everyday struggles of living in the secluded state of Alaska where one wrong decision could cost you your life.

From their base in Central Park, New York, Anita, Ade and Dan reveal the hidden systems and organisational miracles that keep the world's busiest urban park clean and green.

A Taiwanese pangolin and a family of tamarins in Brazil head to the edge of their worlds.

Sue Perkins makes an epic journey down India's Ganges and arrives in the city of Varanasi.

Gregg Wallace is in Germany at a pencil factory.

Armed with his trusty 1913 Bradshaw's Continental Railway Guide, Michael Portillo travels from Sofia to Istanbul along part of the route taken by the Orient Express.

Our Alaskans seize the final harvests of summer.

Ben meets Janey, a vet, who took it upon herself to rescue and nurse back to health hundreds of dogs in Sri Lanka.

A chameleon in Madagascar and a watervole in Scotland travel to secure their bloodline.

Sue Perkins makes an epic journey down India's Ganges and arrives in the city of Varanasi.

Alaskans learn the tough lesson that you have to act fast when opportunity presents itself.

Ben meets a family who have carved out a slice of wilderness for a simple life on an Isle of Wight cliff-side, but face legal challenges and the risk of a landslide.

Ben joins fellow Brit Lucy, husband Tim and their two daughters, a family who swapped their London home for a yurt on a woodland river on New Zealand's North Island.

In this third episode, Sue Perkins is on the final stretch of India's mighty Ganges River.

Rhod Gilbert presents a selection of some of the funniest and most dramatic moments from the series.

As the sun fades across the land, Alaskans brace for Dark Winter's return.

Alaskans learn the tough lesson that you have to act fast when opportunity presents itself.

Alaskans harness the power of the sun as they toil through summer.

Ben joins fellow Brit Lucy, husband Tim and their two daughters, a family who swapped their London home for a yurt on a woodland river on New Zealand's North Island.

In this third episode, Sue Perkins is on the final stretch of India's mighty Ganges River.

Rhod Gilbert presents a selection of some of the funniest and most dramatic moments from the series.

As winter approaches, the Hailstone family receive news of some land they have inherited. Meanwhile, after being stranded for days, Glenn attempts to return to his remote cabin.

A power outage in Kavik leaves Sue Aikens scrambling to restore her communications, while Glenn Villeneuve sets out on his most crucial hunt of the year.

Ben meets a family who have carved out a slice of wilderness for a simple life on an Isle of Wight cliff-side, but face legal challenges and the risk of a landslide.

Ricko DeWilde heads out on a proxy moose hunt. Sue Aikens builds an arctic entryway. The Hailstones pass down family fishing techniques. Andy Bassich revives his land after his injury.

Armed with his trusty 1913 Bradshaw's Continental Railway Guide, Michael Portillo travels from Sofia to Istanbul along part of the route taken by the Orient Express.

A chameleon in Madagascar and a watervole in Scotland travel to secure their bloodline.

Guangdong is China's most developed province, but wildlife continues to thrive alongside its people; myriads of pollinators, rare orchids, snakes, and Chinese Crocodile lizards.

Gregg Wallace is in Gateshead at a cheese factory where they produce 3000 tonnes of spreadable cheese every year.

Michael Portillo travels the Habsburg imperial line from Vienna across the impressive Semmering Pass, a railway line blasted through the Alps, as he make his way onward to Trieste.

The Alaskans must hurry to secure resources and complete projects before the Arctic is reclaimed by the bitter cold as the brief Fall season comes to an end.

The adventurer returns to meet previous contributors who turned their back on the rat-race. In the wilds of Queensland he revisits the ever-resilient Bette.

A team heads to Antarctica to study killer whales that create waves to wash seals off ice.

Guangdong is China's most developed province, but wildlife continues to thrive alongside its people; myriads of pollinators, rare orchids, snakes, and Chinese Crocodile lizards.

As the days until summer become fewer, unpredictable weather makes life difficult for Alaskans.

Ben visits Scott Brodie in Utah, who has built an off-grid life in the Canyonlands, and the episode explores Scott's resilience and the "prepper" mindset.

Ben discovers why one of the world's most in-demand sporting coaches gave up everything to live like a hermit in a wooden cabin without electricity, water or heating in the forests of eastern Croatia.

A look at the richest seas on earth, with epic spectacles and startling animal behaviour.

A massive volcanic eruption in 44 B.C. may have hastened the end of the ancient Egyptian empire.

Roman Kemp reveals how taking up dancing can do more than just put a spring in your step.

Clive Myrie recommends black tea over coffee and energy drinks for combatting stress.

As the days until summer become fewer, unpredictable weather makes life difficult for Alaskans.

Alaskans must capitalize on the resources of the Arctic Summer.

Ben discovers why one of the world's most in-demand sporting coaches gave up everything to live like a hermit in a wooden cabin without electricity, water or heating in the forests of eastern Croatia.

A look at the richest seas on earth, with epic spectacles and startling animal behaviour.

David Attenborough examines the elephant and the mole rat.

Falling Apart. Winter planning begins to fall apart for Alaskans as they prepare for the impending freeze.

Sue Aikens returns to find a dangerous predator lurking just outside of camp. Meanwhile, the lake outside of Glenn's cabin is frozen, so the conditions are perfect for finding goose grass.

Ben visits Scott Brodie in Utah, who has built an off-grid life in the Canyonlands, and the episode explores Scott's resilience and the "prepper" mindset.

Sue Aikens must hunt for caribou before they disappear from the tundra. Jessie Holmes scouts his new land for future hunting grounds.

Michael Portillo travels the Habsburg imperial line from Vienna across the impressive Semmering Pass, a railway line blasted through the Alps, as he make his way onward to Trieste.

A team heads to Antarctica to study killer whales that create waves to wash seals off ice.

A behind-the-scenes look at this dazzling exploration of Earth's biggest and most varied continent, Asia.

...the Wild. Ben tries out a different kind of wild living - "continuous cruising" on a narrowboat - staying with Dave, whose move off-grid on canals became a lifeline after a tragedy.

Gregg Wallace follows a load of corn as it becomes Crunchy Nut Cornflakes.

Michael Portillo makes a grand tour of a favourite Edwardian destination - Italy - where he experiences first-hand the nation's need for speed in a state-of-the-art Maserati sports car.

Sue Aikens sorts her plumbing before the pipes freeze. Ricko spots some moose on the way to laying traps for wolverines. Chip Hailstone and his daughters go fishing, Alaskan style.

Ben revisits Alex, living in the mountains of central Portugal, discovering Alex has followed his dream of creating a retreat and made significant progress with the infrastructure on his land.

To mark his 100th birthday, David Attenborough reflects on a remarkable life. SInce his first broadcast more than 70 years ago, Attenborough has helped reshape our understanding of the natural world.

...the Wild. Ben tries out a different kind of wild living - "continuous cruising" on a narrowboat - staying with Dave, whose move off-grid on canals became a lifeline after a tragedy.

Alaskans must stock up on food before the harsh winter hits.

Ben heads to the African continent to visit former army officer Mark, who, over 17 years, built a stunning home on the Moroccan coast.

Ben meets a photographer living out his childhood dream. Dan Price gave up his job as a photographer to live the remotest of lifestyles in a meadow in Oregon, USA.

Adventurer Ben Fogle meets people who have turned their backs on Western society and set up home in some of the most isolated locations on Earth.

Alexander begins in Mumbai, riding the city's gleaming new metro before venturing into a forest with the world's highest concentration of leopards. From there, he heads to Bangalore, India's tech capital, where the future and tradition sit side by side.

Lucy plunges further into the unknown reaches of the Amazon, coming face to face with hostile giant wasps, caiman-infested rivers, and more deadly snakes.

Alaskans must stock up on food before the harsh winter hits.

The warm season provides for Alaskans.

Ben meets a photographer living out his childhood dream. Dan Price gave up his job as a photographer to live the remotest of lifestyles in a meadow in Oregon, USA.

Adventurer Ben Fogle meets people who have turned their backs on Western society and set up home in some of the most isolated locations on Earth.

Alexander begins in Mumbai, riding the city's gleaming new metro before venturing into a forest with the world's highest concentration of leopards. From there, he heads to Bangalore, India's tech capital, where the future and tradition sit side by side.

A behind-the-scenes look at this dazzling exploration of Earth's biggest and most varied continent, Asia.

The Arctic's late freeze presents unique challenges for Alaskans as they attempt to gather food and resources for survival.

Repairs, hunting and errands are all on the to-do list as five Alaskans struggle to get through the everyday grind as the long, dark winter looms ahead.

Steve heads to the rainforest in Ecuador in search of some of the deadliest critters.

Ben Fogle meets a Brit who now lives in the Arctic Circle.

Alaskan residents look to restock their food supplies as spring brings longer days. This season, the hardy residents face fresh threats to their survival.

A ticket mix-up threatens visitor numbers at the Imrie family's summer music festival.

Adventurer Ben Fogle meets people who have turned their backs on Western society and set up home in some of the most isolated locations on Earth.

A behind-the-scenes look at the series that explores the most successful animal group on Earth, from the tiny Etruscan shrew to the largest mammal in existence - the blue whale.

David Olusoga tells the story of the beginnings of the British Empire under Elizabeth I.

History gets personal as historian David Olusoga uncovers how British imperial history is family history.

Historian David Olusoga uncovers how the British Empire lives on across the world.

In Kavik, the days of summer are coming to an end and most animals are preparing to migrate out of the Tundra.

Maverick scientist Nikita was a former maths student living in the city, when hhis father asked for help with an extraordinary experiment in one of the most remote places on the planet.

Michael Portillo retraces the journeys featured in George Bradshaw's 1913 publication Continental Guide.

Roman Kemp reveals how taking up dancing can do more than just put a spring in your step.

Clive Myrie recommends black tea over coffee and energy drinks for combatting stress.

A look at the richest seas on earth, with epic spectacles and startling animal behaviour.

The Hailstones work to repair a vital piece of equipment for their hunting grounds. Sue Aikens contends with the dangers of the tundra while hunting for small game.