Wild Battlegrounds

From mountain rivers to the ocean, water wars rewrite the rules of conflict. Finding a way to win is the ultimate prize.

The Commute

Hope for Wildlife

When a tiny fawn gets hit by a car, Dr. Jessica must splint its broken leg or it may never return to the wild.

Knowledge Kids

From 6am to 6pm on weekdays and 6am to noon on weekends, Knowledge Kids is BC’s trusted destination for high-quality, commercial-free programming for children ages 2–8.

David Rocco’s Dolce Napoli

David travels to the island of Procida, where he takes a donkey ride and dives for sea urchins for his afternoon lunch.

Coastal Dwellers

Jeff George and Caroline Woodward are light keepers who care for Lennard Island Lighthouse just off the coast of Tofino, B.C.

David Rocco’s Dolce India

In a true cultural exchange, fishermen teach David how to work the nets along the coast of Kochi, and David cooks their catch of the day for them.

BC Birds At a Glance

A juvenile barred owl preens its feather on a rainy day.

Hope for Wildlife

Hope is busier than ever and the team struggles to handle the huge caseload.

The Painted Life of E.J. Hughes

Memories of coastal Princess steamships are explored by curator Heather Feeney and art collector Michael Audain.

Great Asian Railway Journeys

Michael continues his journey along the Malaysian peninsula, visiting the capital Kuala Lumpur and the historic city of Johor Bahru.

A Cedar is Life

Cowichan filmmaker Harold C. Joe explores how the cedar tree is central to the cultural life of West Coast First Nations and how Elders, artists and practitioners are sharing their knowledge to revitalize culture.

Coastal Dwellers

British Columbia has a history of unique coastal communities and cultures, including Coast Salish wool workers, utopian colonies and a surfer haven. Ten short films capture the beauty of BC's coastline and unearth its secret past.

David Rocco’s Dolce Napoli

David travels to the island of Procida, where he takes a donkey ride and dives for sea urchins for his afternoon lunch.

The Painted Life of E.J. Hughes

Ted Walkus of the Oweekeno First Nation visits the old cannery site where E.J. Hughes sketched his famous Rivers Inlet paintings - now the location of a unique salmon restoration project.

David Rocco’s Dolce India

In a true cultural exchange, fishermen teach David how to work the nets along the coast of Kochi, and David cooks their catch of the day for them.

Looking at Edward Curtis

With roots among both the "invaders and the invaded", Noel Purserto of Seattle, Washington reflects on the value of Edward Curtis' "non-native lens" on his Indigenous subjects.