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Past the white sand beaches and beautiful waters lies some of the world's most unique geological features and wild life...

A unique population of mountain goats live where few other creatures dare, along the vertical walls of Canada's "Grand...

BC artist Pete Clarkson crafts his most ambitious project to date: a memorial to the 2011 Great East Japan earthquake...

Biologist Patrick Aryee dives into the science of biomimicracy, investigating whether the unique adaptations of animals...

A Vancouver couple decides to eat only rescued food for six months. What they find is shocking: truckloads of perfectly...

From captivating monkeys to clever lemurs, this look at our closest animal relatives reveals complex social lives and...

Two gritty teams of hobbyist cavers attempt to break records for the longest and deepest caves in Canada.

Something astonishing is happening in the city of Vancouver, BC. Largely unnoticed amidst vehicle traffic, industrial...

In 1985, a small group of Haida blockaded a muddy road on Lyell Island to protect their ancestral lands from logging...

On the edge of South America is an awe-inspiring land of extremes, home to an incredible diversity of animals and plants...

Filmed during BC's worst fire season on record, this timely series parachutes you onto the frontlines of recent...

BC artist Pete Clarkson crafts his most ambitious project to date: a memorial to the 2011 Great East Japan earthquake and tsunami.

Wind and waves carve, shape and chisel the Welsh coastline, teeming with wildlife and majestic scenery.

Ray uses the Derwent River as his guide to the breathtaking Borrowdale valley, a place of ancient rainforests and home to some very special wildlife, including peregrine falcons.

Ray visits Galloway, exploring the riches of the stunning coast of southwest Scotland and the hidden treasures that live in Britain's largest forest park - including the rare and elusive pine marten.

In 1985, a small group of Haida blockaded a muddy road on Lyell Island to protect their ancestral lands from logging. Using only archival footage, Haida filmmaker Christopher Auchter captures the Haida Nation's resolute act of vision and conscience.

Dakelh filmmaker Joy Haskell explores the intricate spiritual and cultural relationship between wild salmon and Indigenous people on a breathtaking journey from BC's West Coast through the Chilcotin to Stuart Lake (Nak'albun).

Fossil finds and satellite imagery have allowed us to paint pictures of the terrestrial realm with entirely new palettes, offering a pathway to potential solutions for the challenges we face.

People and wildlife are at the whim of India's rivers, the life force of the country. Many regard the rivers as sacred, connecting them back to the gods.

Ray explores the wildlife surviving against all odds in the rugged landscapes around Britain's highest mountain range, Snowdonia.

In the epic journey from the mineral-heavy early seas to the life-nurturing oceans and river systems of today, the story of this living planet is carried by water.

Iceland is the world's largest volcanic island. Volcanoes are constantly erupting to create new land and are in battle with the island's rugged, icy landscape.

Ray journeys by canoe along the mighty River Thames from Oxfordshire to London, before setting up camp in one of the world's most precious and exclusive woodlands.