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Dr. Barry helps two fleet fliers with wing injuries: a peregrine falcon and a goshawk.

A fawn survives a snare and a bobcat attack, but can Hope's team save it?

A fisherman's illegal catch provides a feast for Hope's patients. Hope's team round up five feisty bobcats and return them to the wild.

The world's longest river, the Nile, is a lifeline for wildlife and fascinating cultures - both ancient and new.

Deer season is slow to start, then floods the rehab with fawns.

The bomber reveals how he came to plant the bombs on the Greenpeace ship Rainbow Warrior and the measures he took to escape New Zealand after the attack.

Silver the seal has a mysterious illness, and Kayla finds a surprise in an attic full of baby raccoons.

Deluged by two separate monsoons each year, the plains of Sri Lanka offer an awe-inspiring wildlife spectacle.

The youngest porcupine Hope has ever seen arrives at the rehab, and a volunteer rescues a stranded seal.

A hare in a snare needs Hope's help, Chelsea hits the road to rescue a litter of orphaned foxes, and an injured bobcat is rushed to Dr. Barry's for medical attention.

Extraordinary animal behaviour captured with the latest camera technology reveals the natural world of the River Shannon.

Cameras in space show that Earth is changing rapidly. Cities sprawl while forests and glaciers shrink. But in Tanzania, locals have regenerated the landscape to save chimpanzees.

Hope's team digs in to help birds and bobcats struggling to survive the brutal winter.

Endangered bats need Hope's help, but helping them means taking unusual steps. Hope's deer release gets off to a bumpy start.

When a Category 2 hurricane slams the rehab centre, Hope and her team struggle to protect their patients in the middle of the storm.

Hope's open house is bigger than ever - with more challenges than ever. A mysterious visitor leaves a big impression.

From boiling streams and transparent lagoons, to pink river dolphins and riotous river carnivals, the Amazon's great size hides spectacular secrets.

Hope and Dr. Barry begin breaking ground on new chapters in their lives. Hope is rebuilding the rehab from the ground up, and Dr. Barry sets out on his own with a new clinic.

A young group of detectives, with no prior experience of international crime, catch some of the world's most highly trained military saboteurs in the aftermath of the Rainbow Warrior bombing.

Two tricky patients finally go free, and fifty babies are born at the rehab - all at once.

The demilitarized zone of Korea has existed for nearly 70 years. Amidst the barbed wire fences is a unique natural world, home to wild boar, giant hornets and rare cranes.

Hope tries fostering a fawn with an unrelated doe. Two fawns are rushed to the emergency clinic.

The rehab is at its busiest. With three tiny orphans needing round-the-clock care, Hope's team is up all night.

Colin Stafford-Johnson sets off on a journey along the River Shannon, capturing its ever-changing moods and exploring its countless waterways, islands and lakes.

From space, Earth is a kaleidoscope. Turquoise plankton blooms trigger a feeding frenzy, China turns yellow with rapeseed flowers, and mysterious green lights appear in the ocean.

Hope's first fawn of the year interrupts delicate surgery on an injured owl.

Hope tries to make peace between wild enemies, and a kidnapped fawn needs to be reunited with its mother.

As Hope scrambles to get ready for her busiest day of the year, the government comes to seize the bear cub that she's worked so hard to save.

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

A baby owl needs to be reunited with its parents. A volunteer returns to the rehab in a new role, and a duck rescue goes wet and wild.

A 1985 Greenpeace mission to disrupt nuclear weapons testing is thwarted when two bombs sink their ship in Auckland harbour, killing a crew member.

A muskrat trapped in a fence needs Hope's help. Slippery patients give the team a tough time.

Korea is known as a modern, high-tech nation, but beyond the bustle of the cities there is stunning natural beauty.

Hope's first orphaned mammal arrives earlier than ever, and a mysterious patient from last year is back.

Two tiny orphans struggle to survive. Hope takes a second swing at a release gone wrong.

More than half of the world's primates are under threat of extinction. Meet the scientists making groundbreaking discoveries to protect their future.

From space, Earth's surface is covered in wonderful shapes. Wombats dig burrows across the Australian outback and elephants in the Congo clear an opening in the forest.

A dark day descends on Hope for Wildlife. A rare owl appears ready for release - but will it fly?

Hope's busy season arrives sooner than ever. A rehabber comes to visit Hope, and two patients from last year are finally released.

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

Residents of the Hebrides are learning how to live side-by-side with their wild neighbours - including a ferryman, an artist and a man who is attempting to turn an island into a nature reserve for bees.

Brian Cox considers what it is about our world that has made it home, and asks what ingredients are necessary to turn a tiny speck of rock in space into a living, vibrant planet.

For primates, family is everything. Complex social lives are key to their success, helping them to protect their young and pass on survival techniques.