Ocean Parks

Bursting with all the color, life and natural beauty of the underwater world, OCEAN PARKS explores spectacular protected marine habitats, and showcases the incredible wildlife living above and below the surface.

Arabian Inferno

The parched and barren landscape of the Arabian Peninsula offers a vivid backdrop for life in the harsh desert. Water is scarce and death due to the extreme heat is common, yet a natural world continues to flourish. Follow some of the desert’s most iconic creatures and learn the unique ways in which they’ve adapted to the stark conditions around them.

Orangutan Jungle School

A docu-soap following the hilarious antics, triumphs, and tragedies of a gang of orphan orangutans as they progress through a unique forest school system. They don’t know it yet, but these curious youngsters are destined for great things if they graduate from this school with a difference…the chance to live free in the wild. Along the way they endure all the embarrassments, tears, tantrums and teenage crushes that come with growing up orangutan.

Wild Rockies

WILD ROCKIES gets you up close and personal with the animals who have made the iconic Rocky Mountains their home. Witness wild horses living in the desert-like surroundings of the Okanagan Valley and grizzly bears batting salmon out of the glacier-fed rivers. Wild Rockies tells the stories of the incredible creatures living among the peaks and valleys of this majestic landscape.

Macro Worlds

There is a giant jungle of tiny animals to be discovered. Unearth the phenomenally diverse world of insects and the crucial role they play in the ecosystems across Europe. Learn how small scale predators impact their environments in a major way and see how the tiniest of creatures prepare for their annual end of the world: winter.

Into The Blue

Filmed over two years, this sweeping series explores the stunning Coral Triangle, home to over 18,000 islands and the largest marine biodiversity on the planet. INTO THE BLUE is a stunning look at the various marine ecosystems and the thousands of underwater creatures that make the Coral Triangle home. *Best Film on Nature / Wildlife at the Singapore Festival 2021 *Best Cinematographer (Álex del Olmo) at the Singapore Festival 2021 *Best Editing at the Singapore Festival 2021 *Best Underwater Cinematographer (Álex del Olmo) at the Canadian Cinematography Awards 2021 *Best Nature/ Travel Film at the Canadian Cinematography Awards 2021 *Best Nature Film, Oniros Film Awards (New York. USA) 2021 *Best Documentary, Around International Film Festival (Paris) 2021 *Best Documentary, London International Monthly Film Festival (London) 2021 *Best of Festival, NATURE WITHOUT BORDERS FILM FESTIVAL (Delaware. USA) 2021

Land of Gremlins

The exotic island of Madagascar is home to some of the weirdest and most wonderful creatures in the world. Land of Gremlins explores the island’s extensive evolutionary history and reveals the array of extraordinary animals in this true wildlife Eden.

Surviving The Amazon

Spanning nine South American countries, the Amazon is the largest rainforest on the planet. Home to over two and a half million species, each uniquely adapted to stay alive in a landscape of lush, tropical jungle. Volatile weather, hungry predators and dangers lurking around every tree trunk, in SURVIVNG THE AMAZON we explore just what it takes to grow-up, hunt, and find love when the odds are stacked against you.

Supersenses

SUPERSENSES is a look into the amazing world of what animals really see. Using CGI and innovative natural history filming techniques, this fascinating, perception-skewing series casts the world as it appears to creatures across the planet, allowing the viewer to see like a beast, and perceive things in a totally new way.

Waterworld Africa

With freshwater forests, saline lakes and diverse deltas, Africa boasts some of the most important wetlands and rivers in the world. Discover what lurks beneath the surfaces of the Congo River and Botswana’s Okavango Delta, and see who’s travelled to get a drink from precious but perilous floodplains. From tigerfish to hydrating hippos, you’ve never seen Africa like this.