BBC Earth

This episode features conservationist, Alex, who moved to Botswana, to live in the Kalahari desert.

James May uncovers the truth behind Sir Walter Raleigh's legendary rise - from his persuasive skills to his New World ventures - and reveals the dark legacy of his explorations.

David Harewood and best friend Fraser James swap the sets of Hollywood for a new challenge in Slovenia where they face some of the most dangerous roads in Europe.

Richard journeys down Britain's longest river, the Severn - once a river of division and conflict, now one of connection.

Michael visits the magnificent stained-glass windows of the Cathedral of Sainte-Croix.

Exploring our vital relationship with the Sun, from sun-worship and monuments such as Stonehenge, to how the Sun was formed and where its ferocious power comes from.

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.

Fascinating, surprising and beautifully filmed, Wild France offers a magical insight into the natural history of this beautiful country.

It's celebration time, as Steve Backshall's shark saviours have all passed dive training.

Andy Bassich and Denise Becker attempt a harvest that isn't usually available this time of year. Iriqtaiq Hailstone sets out to help her sisters and to teach her son a native skill.

This episode features conservationist, Alex, who moved to Botswana, to live in the Kalahari desert.

Fascinating, surprising and beautifully filmed, Wild France offers a magical insight into the natural history of this beautiful country.

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.

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

Michael visits the magnificent stained-glass windows of the Cathedral of Sainte-Croix.

Paddy McGuinness visits a factory producing 40 million flapjacks a year.

New investigations at Pompeii reveal a dark underbelly of lawlessness, murder and political intrigue. Could this explain the mystery of dozens of bodies found sheltering in a warehouse?

Fascinating, surprising and beautifully filmed, Wild France offers a magical insight into the natural history of this beautiful country.

Sue Aikens heads out on an 85-mile unpredictable journey through the Alaskan tundra. Meanwhile, Chandalar Glenn searches for a fire kit.

The adventurer meets Jeff and Rose and their five daughters who live in the vast wilderness of north-west Canada. It's late autumn, and before long the family will be locked in by two metres of snow.

Simon looks back on some of the incredible people he's encountered who are fighting to preserve our natural world.

Ben Fogle revisits Rauri on Rathlin Island, who left HR for off-grid life. They repaint Rauri's house and discuss his health struggles, and a daring journey he made to help those in need.

Two world-leading projects designed to tackle the crises facing Earth's rivers come under the spotlight.

Ricko DeWilde travels to cursed lands to finally lay his brother's spirit to rest. Sue Aikens ventures into the tundra to map the shifting landscape.

This episode features Rupert, a Yorkshireman who moved to the remote countryside of southern Japan to grow rice.

In his unique style, James explores Captain Cook's rise to naval captain and his legacy - even experiencing first-hand his own apprenticeship aboard a tall ship.

Jess Fostekew and her good friend and fellow comedian Desiree Burch take on an utterly insane trip across Colorado's Rocky Mountains in a Wild West adventure.

Richard journeys down the River Test. He discovers why this rare chalk stream is so important and how it's threatened by pollution.

Simon looks back on some of the incredible people he's encountered who are fighting to preserve our natural world.

Ben Fogle revisits Rauri on Rathlin Island, who left HR for off-grid life. They repaint Rauri's house and discuss his health struggles, and a daring journey he made to help those in need.

Two world-leading projects designed to tackle the crises facing Earth's rivers come under the spotlight.

The team splits into two to see which can find the most species against the clock.

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.

Ricko DeWilde travels to cursed lands to finally lay his brother's spirit to rest. Sue Aikens ventures into the tundra to map the shifting landscape.

This episode features Rupert, a Yorkshireman who moved to the remote countryside of southern Japan to grow rice.

David Attenborough examines the platypus and the tadpole.

The icy adventures continue for the hardy characters living in rural Alaska.

Chris helps a football fan who can't tolerate change and a rapper who can't stand noise.

The remarkable animal drama in fresh water, the lifeblood of the planet.

Young crofters Noah and Bethany hope to build on their dad's farming ambitions.

Paddy McGuinness visits a factory producing three million books every week.

It's thought that 1 in 20 people has ADHD, but Chris still feels that the condition remains misunderstood. Chris meets two people to find out what's really going on inside their ADHD minds.

The boys' Spanish adventure kicks off in the Andalusian region of this amazing country.

It's Benidorm or bust as Anton and Giovanni take on the Costa Blanca.

Sir David Attenborough explores forests, where lives are entwined in unexpected ways.

Exploring our vital relationship with the Sun, from sun-worship and monuments such as Stonehenge, to how the Sun was formed and where its ferocious power comes from.

Lambing season is just a month away. Martin tends to 500 pregnant ewes.

Ben Fogle ventures to the lesser-known Greek island of Andros to visit Sandy, founder of a remote animal shelter perched on the slopes of the island's highest peak.

Ben builds hammocks, goes freediving and experiences rough seas when he meets British expat Rick and his girlfriend Jasna, who live a nomadic life on their yacht in the islands of French Polynesia.

Dara explores the darker side of the Sun, from the dangers of skin cancer to solar flares and the Bermuda Triangle of Space. Plus, the world's largest solar furnace.

New investigations at Pompeii reveal a dark underbelly of lawlessness, murder and political intrigue. Could this explain the mystery of dozens of bodies found sheltering in a warehouse?

Anton and Giovanni's Spanish road trip ends as they reach Anton's mother's village.

Lambing season is just a month away. Martin tends to 500 pregnant ewes.

Alaskans must confront their past while conquering the present to survive the darkest, coldest part of winter.

Ben builds hammocks, goes freediving and experiences rough seas when he meets British expat Rick and his girlfriend Jasna, who live a nomadic life on their yacht in the islands of French Polynesia.

Dara explores the darker side of the Sun, from the dangers of skin cancer to solar flares and the Bermuda Triangle of Space. Plus, the world's largest solar furnace.

New investigations at Pompeii reveal a dark underbelly of lawlessness, murder and political intrigue. Could this explain the mystery of dozens of bodies found sheltering in a warehouse?

Steve wants to introduce the team to the bull shark.

Anton and Giovanni's Spanish road trip ends as they reach Anton's mother's village.

The team splits into two to see which can find the most species against the clock.

The icy adventures continue for the hardy characters living in rural Alaska.

It's thought that 1 in 20 people has ADHD, but Chris still feels that the condition remains misunderstood. Chris meets two people to find out what's really going on inside their ADHD minds.

Sir David Attenborough explores forests, where lives are entwined in unexpected ways.

A new arrival on the farm means Andrew, Gayle and Terrence have even more to juggle.

Paddy McGuinness visits a factory in Wales that makes more than four billion biscuits a year.

It's thought that up to 1 in 10 people in the UK are dyslexic, making it the most diagnosed type of neurodivergence. Despite this, Chris feels dyslexia is frequently ignored and often misunderstood.

Josh and Oli find an emergency shelter as Super Typhoon Mangkhut rages through the night in the Philippines, while in North Carolina, Hurricane Florence refuses to move on. 6/8

Josh races to get into position with film-maker Caroline as Hurricane Willa barrels towards Sinaloa in western Mexico, while James faces an agonising decision over his own safety. 7/8

Animals battle the elements and survive on a knife edge in a world of extremes.

New investigations at Pompeii reveal a dark underbelly of lawlessness, murder and political intrigue. Could this explain the mystery of dozens of bodies found sheltering in a warehouse?

Spring arrives and John is expecting 6,000 new lambs, so hires in extra staff.

We join Ben on the rugged cliffs of Cornwall, where he is staying with Davina and Todd and their family. Davina and Todd are a spirited couple who left the city for an empty field.

Ben meets Jake Williams, a 70-year-old hermit living on the edge of a forest in the Cairngorms, who has made a home on the site of an ancient settlement and enjoys a diet of roadkill stir fry.

A stunning discovery in the Mediterranean reveals a lost Roman city- and the untold story of an industrial capital made rich by supplying every corner of the empire.

Prof Brian Cox goes on a journey to some of the weirdest worlds in the solar system.

Ben Fogle revisits Rauri on Rathlin Island, who left HR for off-grid life. They repaint Rauri's house and discuss his health struggles, and a daring journey he made to help those in need.

Spring arrives and John is expecting 6,000 new lambs, so hires in extra staff.

Alaskans seek out vital resources amid a deep freeze in the heart of Dark Winter, pushing through temperatures well below zero.

Ben meets Jake Williams, a 70-year-old hermit living on the edge of a forest in the Cairngorms, who has made a home on the site of an ancient settlement and enjoys a diet of roadkill stir fry.

A stunning discovery in the Mediterranean reveals a lost Roman city- and the untold story of an industrial capital made rich by supplying every corner of the empire.

Prof Brian Cox goes on a journey to some of the weirdest worlds in the solar system.

Steve has one more dive he wants the divers to experience.

Ben Fogle revisits Rauri on Rathlin Island, who left HR for off-grid life. They repaint Rauri's house and discuss his health struggles, and a daring journey he made to help those in need.

We join Ben on the rugged cliffs of Cornwall, where he is staying with Davina and Todd and their family. Davina and Todd are a spirited couple who left the city for an empty field.

The icy adventures continue for the hardy characters living in rural Alaska.

It's thought that up to 1 in 10 people in the UK are dyslexic, making it the most diagnosed type of neurodivergence. Despite this, Chris feels dyslexia is frequently ignored and often misunderstood.

Animals battle the elements and survive on a knife edge in a world of extremes.

Emma's spy cameras reveal a host of cute surprises.

Paddy McGuinness visits a massive factory producing 80 million chips every day.

The mummy of Seqenenre Tao, known as 'The Brave', one of the rulers of the Theban region of Egypt, is examined. The King evidently suffered a brutal death, either on the battlefield or by execution.

As winter's presence descends upon Alaska, its residents endure battles of wit and nature, learning valuable lessons from both as they progress.

Ben retraces his epic journey back to India to revisit Steve Lall, an ex-fighter pilot who turned his back on Indian High Society for a simple life in the foothills of the Himalayas.

Discover the extraordinary ways wildlife survives in a rapidly changing human world.

Simon looks back on some of the incredible people he's encountered who are fighting to preserve our natural world.

Andy and Kate must move their dogs to avoid the flood. Meanwhile, Eric prepares for the grizzly bear hunting season.

Ben journeys to one of Britain's furthest outposts - the Shetland Islands to meet Helen and Jason, a couple on the edge of the weather-beaten island of Yell.

Ben begins his travels in the remote Wilderness Island, off Australia's north-western cape, to meet a man whose story is as remarkable as the landscape he inhabits.

Simon looks at his journeys through some of the planet's most spectacular and unspoilt wildernesses.

Old friends and fellow comedians Johnny Vegas and Lucy Beaumont take on perilous mountain drops and sheer cliff edges in a hair-raising trip on Montenegro's roads.

Alaskans must capitalize on the resources of the Arctic Summer.

Andy and Kate must move their dogs to avoid the flood. Meanwhile, Eric prepares for the grizzly bear hunting season.

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

Ben begins his travels in the remote Wilderness Island, off Australia's north-western cape, to meet a man whose story is as remarkable as the landscape he inhabits.

Simon looks at his journeys through some of the planet's most spectacular and unspoilt wildernesses.

Old friends and fellow comedians Johnny Vegas and Lucy Beaumont take on perilous mountain drops and sheer cliff edges in a hair-raising trip on Montenegro's roads.

See how CGI imagery, the latest scientific research and archive footage created the series.

Andy and Kate must move their dogs to avoid the flood. Meanwhile, Eric prepares for the grizzly bear hunting season.

Alaskans must capitalize on the resources of the Arctic Summer.

Ben journeys to one of Britain's furthest outposts - the Shetland Islands to meet Helen and Jason, a couple on the edge of the weather-beaten island of Yell.

The icy adventures continue for the hardy characters living in rural Alaska.

The mummy of Seqenenre Tao, known as 'The Brave', one of the rulers of the Theban region of Egypt, is examined. The King evidently suffered a brutal death, either on the battlefield or by execution.

Discover the extraordinary ways wildlife survives in a rapidly changing human world.

Behind on the dairy shed build, Lucy and Adam still need to buy cows to milk. Callum and Zara are building for their future, and Terrence's heart appointment gives cause to reflect.

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

Mummies Unwrapped introduces new theories about how ancient civilisations once lived and died, and it shines a light on what, if any, mystical forces or supernatural phenomena may be at work.

With winter tightening its grip, Alaskans buckle down and ready themselves for the long months ahead.

Adventurer Ben Fogle returns to meet more of his previous contributors - the people who turned their backs on the rat-race to set up home in some of Earth's most remote locations.

Attenborough introduces conservation heroes fighting on the frontline to save wildlife. 8/8

Fascinating, surprising and beautifully filmed, Wild France offers a magical insight into the natural history of this beautiful country.

In Kavik, Sue's camp is being harassed by grizzly bears. Meanwhile, in Eagle, Andy and Kate have run out of fish - their most vital resource. 1/20

Ben is closer to home than he's ever been in rural Oxfordshire where he spends the week with a multi-generational family, who surrendered their conventional life.

Ben meets Wayne and Catherine who've built their own home floating in a Canadian bay. As the couple celebrate 30 years of marriage, Ben finds out what they endure to stay afloat.

Two world-leading projects designed to tackle the crises facing Earth's rivers come under the spotlight.

A recent archaeological dig discovered an Egyptian pharoah - but this king and his dynasty seem to have been wiped from history, with no trace of them to be found. Who were they?

Dara explores the darker side of the Sun, from the dangers of skin cancer to solar flares and the Bermuda Triangle of Space. Plus, the world's largest solar furnace.

In Kavik, Sue's camp is being harassed by grizzly bears. Meanwhile, in Eagle, Andy and Kate have run out of fish - their most vital resource. 1/20

Alaskans break trail and hunt for their survival during the tail end of the brutal winter.

Ben meets Wayne and Catherine who've built their own home floating in a Canadian bay. As the couple celebrate 30 years of marriage, Ben finds out what they endure to stay afloat.

See how CGI imagery, the latest scientific research and archive footage created the series.

Two world-leading projects designed to tackle the crises facing Earth's rivers come under the spotlight.

A recent archaeological dig discovered an Egyptian pharoah - but this king and his dynasty seem to have been wiped from history, with no trace of them to be found. Who were they?

In Kavik, Sue's camp is being harassed by grizzly bears. Meanwhile, in Eagle, Andy and Kate have run out of fish - their most vital resource. 1/20

Dara explores the darker side of the Sun, from the dangers of skin cancer to solar flares and the Bermuda Triangle of Space. Plus, the world's largest solar furnace.

Ben is closer to home than he's ever been in rural Oxfordshire where he spends the week with a multi-generational family, who surrendered their conventional life.

The icy adventures continue for the hardy characters living in rural Alaska.

Mummies Unwrapped introduces new theories about how ancient civilisations once lived and died, and it shines a light on what, if any, mystical forces or supernatural phenomena may be at work.

Attenborough introduces conservation heroes fighting on the frontline to save wildlife. 8/8

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.

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.

Simon Reeve returns to Cornwall to see what life is like when the summer crowds have gone.

Paddy McGuinness learns how a factory in Wrexham produces 120 million boxes of breakfast cereal every year.

Experts around the world utilise modern technologies and criminologist's techniques to unveil new facts that led to the deaths of some of Ancient Egypt's most important royals.

Alaskans must confront their past while conquering the present to survive the darkest, coldest part of winter.

Adventurer Ben Fogle returns to meet more of his previous contributors - the people who turned their backs on the rat-race to set up home in some of Earth's most remote locations.

Michael Palin narrates this captivating series exploring the hidden lives of trees.

Ben Fogle revisits Rauri on Rathlin Island, who left HR for off-grid life. They repaint Rauri's house and discuss his health struggles, and a daring journey he made to help those in need.

Erik goes to extreme heights on Kodiak Island, pushing the limits with a rare chance to hunt elusive prey. 2/20

A disabled retiree turned into a modern-day nomad travels across the United States and uses a renovated military transport vehicle for her journey.

Adventurer Ben Fogle journeys to North Africa, to live with American widow Maryanne Stroud Gabbani (67) - on the farm she's built on the edge of the Sahara.

Join Ben as he revisits Will Lord, a true British caveman, in Suffolk's woodlands. Discover how Will's prehistoric dreams have evolved over three years and how his loved ones embrace this lifestyle.

The presenter heads for the paradise isle of the Indian Ocean, discovering its golden sands and historic culture, visiting the fortress town of Galle, a mask making factory and an elephant sanctuary.

In a festive special, Rom visits the Sahara Desert.

Erik goes to extreme heights on Kodiak Island, pushing the limits with a rare chance to hunt elusive prey. 2/20

The Alaskans embrace change as winter loosens its icy grip on the Arctic.

Adventurer Ben Fogle journeys to North Africa, to live with American widow Maryanne Stroud Gabbani (67) - on the farm she's built on the edge of the Sahara.

Join Ben as he revisits Will Lord, a true British caveman, in Suffolk's woodlands. Discover how Will's prehistoric dreams have evolved over three years and how his loved ones embrace this lifestyle.

The presenter heads for the paradise isle of the Indian Ocean, discovering its golden sands and historic culture, visiting the fortress town of Galle, a mask making factory and an elephant sanctuary.

Erik goes to extreme heights on Kodiak Island, pushing the limits with a rare chance to hunt elusive prey. 2/20

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 black holes.

In a festive special, Rom visits the Sahara Desert.

New investigations at Pompeii reveal a dark underbelly of lawlessness, murder and political intrigue. Could this explain the mystery of dozens of bodies found sheltering in a warehouse?

Ben ventures deep into the Appalachian Mountains in eastern America to meet 25-year-old Justin Burke, who rejected his privileged upbringing to live in the wilderness.

Sue hunts caribou before a big storm approaches. At Calico Bluff Andy and Denise work on building a solar array. At Noorvik village Chip Hailstone performs safety checks on the ice.

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Join Ben as he revisits Will Lord, a true British caveman, in Suffolk's woodlands. Discover how Will's prehistoric dreams have evolved over three years and how his loved ones embrace this lifestyle.

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

Discover the mountains of Asia, home to some of the most remarkable wildlife on earth.

A look at Asia's frozen north, where life perseveres with remarkable resilience.

Chip heads into the wild to find of his son and young granddaughter after they fail to arrive at the family home.

Ben Fogle meets an author in Co Galway on Ireland's west coast who has turned his back on both money and technology, experimenting with living using only what he can source from the land.

Michael Portillo embarks on a rail journey through Germany.

Dara explores the darker side of the Sun, from the dangers of skin cancer to solar flares and the Bermuda Triangle of Space. Plus, the world's largest solar furnace.

Two world-leading projects designed to tackle the crises facing Earth's rivers come under the spotlight.

Sue Aikens must protect Kavik from the dangers that lurk in the shadows. The Hailstones use the cover of night to search for food under the ice.