Friday, 17th July Last Chance to See – Kakapo 2009 / 59 minutes / Tim Green This documentary follows Mark Carwardine and Stephen Fry as they visit New Zealand in pursuit of a rare and charming flightless parrot. Meet the bird who inspired Douglas Adams to get involved so deeply in the world of conservation […]
Friday, 10th July Last Chance to See – Aye-Aye 2009 / 59 minutes / Tim Green This documentary showcases the efforts taken to conserve the elusive and fascinating aye-aye. Conservationists are struggling to preserve the remaining fragmented islands of forest by planting green corridors and engaging local communities.
Friday, 3rd July Last Chance to See – Amazonian Manatee 2009 / 59 minutes / Tim Green In the Amazon Basin, a conservation project works with local hunting communities to protect the endangered Amazonian manatee. By rescuing, rehabilitating, and releasing injured animals, the project aims not only to save individual manatees but also to foster […]
Friday, 26th June Last Chance to See – Komodo Dragon 2009 / 59 minutes / John-Paul Davidson Travelling through Malaysia and Indonesia, the team sets out to find the formidable Komodo dragon, the world’s largest lizard. Along the way, they help release sea turtles into the wild and encounter some of the region’s most dangerous […]
Friday, 19th June Last Chance to See – Northern White Rhino 2010 / 59 minutes / Tim Green Mark Carwardine travels across East Africa in search of the critically endangered Northern White Rhino, last known to survive in the wild in the DRC’s Garamba National Park. Political conflict prevents the team from reaching the rhinos, […]
Friday, 12th June Last Chance to See – Blue Whale 2009 / 59 minutes / Tim Green The San Ignacio Lagoon, Baja, is the midpoint in a 10,000 mile long migration route for the grey whale – one of the longest migrations of all mammals. They come here to mate, give birth and raise their […]
Friday, 5th June Planet Earth: Mountains 2017 / 49 minutes / Alastair Fothergill & Mark Linfield Mountains are the most prominent products of the immense forces which shape the living planet: tectonic drift, volcanic activity and erosion by wind, water, frost and precipitation. We see how wildlife adapts to the harsh, often extreme conditions in […]
Friday, 29th May Planet Earth: Deserts 2017 / 49 minutes / Alastair Fothergill In this film, narrated by David Attenborough, we take a look at deserts, which cover a third of the Earth’s land surface. From space they appear lifeless but a closer look reveals a different picture. Deserts, in fact, are surprisingly teeming with […]
Friday, 22nd May Planet Earth: Caves 2017 / 49 minutes / Alastair Fothergill The Earth’s large, deep calcareous caves are virtually inaccessible and therefore barely explored – many requiring expert diving where flooded. Some of these caves are of such volume that they can contain the Empire State Building! Come explore caves and their fascinating, […]
Friday, 15th May Planet Earth: Fresh Water 2017 / 49 minutes / Alastair Fothergill It is an epic journey following the descent of the planet’s mightiest rivers from their mountain sources to the sea. Breathtaking river scenery is revealed by a revolutionary helicopter camera mount, from the world’s highest and broadest waterfalls to the awe-inspiring […]
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