Wild Dogs: Running With The Pack

Visit South Luangwa National Park in Eastern Zambia to follow three wild dog packs for six weeks during the dry season. Working alongside the Zambian Carnivore Programme in a place where Africa’s iconic wildlife still roams free, wildlife cameraman Julz Braatvedt is in a unique position to record the lives of the alpha females as they battle to keep their puppies alive through the toughest time of the year.

Wildlife Rescue Australia

At Byron Bay Wildlife Hospital, head vet Dr. Bree Talbot and her amazing team are dedicated to triaging and treating a range of rare and unique Aussie animals, many of which are brought in each day by wildlife rescue volunteers and community members. This fly-on-the-wall observational series takes the audience on a rollercoaster ride of emotions, as the lives of some of these beautiful creatures hang in the balance. WILDLIFE RESCUE AUSTRALIA not only highlights the specialist skills needed to be a wildlife vet, but also the strong and dedicated women who undertake these roles to provide better outcomes for Australian wildlife.

Hope For Wildlife: The Next Generation

Hope Swinimer has devoted her whole career to caring for animals, but it is now time to pass the torch to the younger generation. This heartwarming series goes inside world-class animal rehabilitation centers, where Hope and a new group of compassionate caregivers work together to save the wildlife in need of urgent care. With dramatic rescues, difficult injuries, miraculous recoveries and emotional releases, HOPE FOR WILDLIFE: THE NEXT GENERATION is an inspiring journey of hope and healing.

Pridelands: Wilderness Reborn

Join the Hutchinson family and some amazing elephants, rhinos, lions and leopards, as they take the first step in their mission, transforming a derelict farm in South Africa from a place where animals are hunted to a land where animals rule.

Baboons: Rules Of The Troop

Life on Earth is complex and diverse. Through the course of evolution, species have emerged that are adapted to constantly changing environments. There are few more resilient than the baboon. Over the course of the film we follow 4 families – the Beach, Mountain, River and Desert Troops and their dramatic stories of survival on the African continent. From the highlands of Ethiopia, down rivers in Botswana, through deserts to the southernmost beaches of Africa, the film beautifully depicts the adaptations baboons have made to survive under a myriad of harsh conditions.

For The Love Of Elephants

FOR THE LOVE OF ELEPHANTS takes viewers inside the emotional world of orphaned African elephants and their compassionate keepers at Kenya's David Sheldrick Wildlife Trust. We witness the rescue of baby SITIES and other playful young elephant orphans, who, together with their human caregivers, are creating a loving and adorable family.

Loons: A Cry From The Mist

LOONS: A CRY FROM THE MIST deploys a team of world-renowned cinematographers to reveal the secret lives of loons. Rare footage captures them underwater, in flight, tending nests, fending off eagle attacks and engaging in fierce territorial battles with fellow loons. Over the course of a breeding season, we witness their daily efforts to raise their chicks from tiny fluff balls into full-sized young adults. Through our two loon families, we see the perils of loon survival up close. As the seasons shift from spring to summer to fall, and we come to understand the stakes, viewers will be rooting for the little chicks they’ve watched grow, hoping beyond hope that they develop into healthy young adults, strong enough to take flight and soar.

Wild 24

Celebrate the rhythm of light and dark as it reveals the daily cycle of survival amongst a diverse group of creatures

Equator

Equator is a six-hour natural history series that explores life under the baking sun in the Pacific, South East Asia, the Indian Ocean, Africa, the Amazon and the Andes.

Primeval Paradise

Ulva Island in New Zealand is a window to the world as it existed thousands of years ago. Free from introduced predators, the island allows native species to survive in relative safety. With the unpredictable weather and the threat of the ever-present weka, survival is far from certain for our valiant hero - a young robin.