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The ancient city of Beirut has endured civil war and bombings, but amidst crumbling buildings, a garbage crisis and frequent blackouts, Beirutis understand that nothing gets done unless you do it yourself.

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.

Ray journeys to the magnificent Isle of Skye in search of Britain's rarest bird of prey, the spectacular sea eagle.

When Hurricane Katrina struck, New Orleans was caught in the eye of the storm. During the ongoing recovery, local artists-turned-activists have joined together to preserve New Orleans' uniqueness.

On the Hebrides' outlying islands, seabirds rush to feed their chicks while avoiding the murderous intentions of "bonxies". On the low-lying Uists, acres of beautiful meadows burst into flowers.

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.

Despite a history of political and economic upheaval, the passionate locals of Buenos Aires have adopted grassroots approaches to ensure quality of life for all.

White-tailed eagles, harbour seals, hares and short-eared owls struggle to raise their families. The Hebrides are hit by the biggest storm in living memory.

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.