Africa’s most fascinating rivers, above and below the water’s surface. Each of the episodes features a particular river with its own unique characteristics, from the powerful Zambezi to the dry Hoanib River, a river that flows for only a few days a year. See also Rivers of Africa.

Glacier Bay is a vast and remote wilderness nestled in south-east Alaska, scoured and sculpted in recent times by the retreat of massive glaciers, which formed a land containing a diversity of marine and land animals unparalleled in cold temperate regions.

A golf course is wilder than you think…GOLFING WITH ANIMALS shows the popular sport in a totally new light. View the game through the eyes of a different type of spectator and watch as the day-to-day activities of wildlife and golfers collide, sometimes to dramatic, but more often to humorous effect. After all, what is a playground for some is a living room for others.

In 2001 four helpless baby gorillas were taken from the rain forests of Cameroon via Malaysia to South Africa, after their mothers had been killed by poachers. This film chronicles the excitement of returning the Taiping Four home and reveals the truths and myths about the bush meat trade, explaining the world of poachers and gorilla hunters in Cameroon.

Grandma is the affectionate name given to a very special bird – a Northern Royal Albatross, who breeds near Dunedin, New Zealand at Taiaroa Head, the only mainland albatross colony in the world. At over 60 years of age, Grandma is the oldest known banded bird in the world.

The !Xo San of the central Kalahari have been a part of this vast desert landscape since ancient times. !Nqate and his friends Karoha and Xlhoase, hunt as their ancestors have done for thousands of years. Through their eyes we perceive a world invisible to outsiders, a world where every footprint, every raindrop, every broken branch tells a story. See also Being San. Also available as 1 x 75 minutes.

Only one man can swim amongst breaching great white sharks as they hunt. His revolutionary techniques enable him to decode their behaviour and dive, unprotected, into their underwater ambush site.

Grizzly tells the story of Yellowstone National Park's Grizzly bears. Shot over three years and narrated by Susan Sarandon, the programme intimately follows the dramatic journey of two grizzlies; a mother struggling to protect and teach her young tiny cubs, and a young male fighting for survival in a valley full of Wolves, Black bears and bigger grizzlies.

On a dangerous and uninviting section of New Zealand’s coast, 20,000 red-billed gulls clamour for mates, stealing eggs, harassing chicks and scavenging around the neighbourhood.