(Camp Raiders/2011) Many visitors to South Africa?s National Parks are not lucky enough to witness something extraordinary such as a lion kill or a glimpse of a leopard. But they are guaranteed of seeing the stars of this show, the naughty wildlife that has made the Park?s rest camps their territory. The main characters include families of Vervet Monkeys, Tree Squirrels, Bushbuck, Yellow-Billed Hornbills, sparrows, starlings, and warthogs. How do the unsuspecting tourists stand a chance? This programme follows charismatic camp-dwelling animals and how they cause havoc and amusement amongst the Park visitors.

(Zoo Juniors/2011) What sorts of challenges face the youngsters in a modern zoo? Lion cubs, piglets, little hatchlings and juvenile reindeer ? they couldn?t be more different, but they are all here together at Berlin Zoo and Berlin?s Animal Park. From regular weight checks to inoculations and first trips outside, this series offers an insight into all these firsts and many more as we observe the animals in Berlin in their first days of life through to being little toddlers. You?ll learn what the world?s shortest goat is, exactly when lion cubs get too dangerous to play with, and why baby elephants understand English and Indian, but no other languages.

(Anna's Wild Life/2012) All in all it?s another action packed season, with all the mishaps, mayhem and magic that is the inevitable result of setting up home with wild animals. Having left the city far behind, Anna and her team have taken to zoo life lock, stock and barrel. Now that the zoo is on its feet, they are able to concentrate on the key roles for any modern zoo. That means, playing their part in the European breeding programmes for endangered species. It also means the zoo can focus more on education and conservation, especially of the native wildlife of West Wales. Their first step is to convert the American bison paddock into an African plains exhibit for endangered species, like the highly endangered Scimitar horned oryx. This means having to move two of the most dangerous animals in the zoo world, which is no mean feat.

(Hope for Wildlife/2011) Now celebrating its third series, we follow Hope Swinimer's hands-on approach at the "Hope for Wildlife" society. Hope and her team get down and dirty, helping nurse sick, injured, abandoned and lost animals back to health and return them to their natural habitat. We follow the team as they rescue animals and decide how best to treat them. Tough choices must be made, but more often than not, the results are spectacular.

(Underwater Creatures/2011) The coast of Galicia, Spain, was long-ago considered the end of the known world. Its sea is rough and mysterious, and under its surface there is one of the richest biodiversities of the planet; an ocean full of life and amazing creatures. Cephalopods have settled their kingdom here. They are creatures with a developed intelligence and a notorious capacity for learning and camouflage. With the assistance of Roger T. Hanlon, the most prestigious scientific in the field of cephalopods, this documentary reveals unpublished behaviour of these animals; such as courting, mating and spawning. Sophisticated diving equipment which does not scare the animals have allowed us to show you the Underwater Creatures in a unique habitat.

Willie Theison is an ?elephant whisperer?, renowned for his special talents with animals, especially African elephants. At Pittsburgh Zoo he?s formed remarkable relationships with elephants, helping them live in an environment as close to the wild as possible. Some of these elephants were considered so dangerous, no one else would take them on; one elephant, Moja, once killed a handler, but with Willie?s support, she is about to give birth. Is this physical and emotional challenge too much for her? This remarkable film documents Theison?s beautiful relationship with nature at its most dangerous, and its most graceful.

(Zoo Juniors/2011) Animal babies are innocent, stir our hearts and awaken our protective instincts. In this captivatiing and heart-wrenching series, we witness the births of over 14 different animal species along with exclusive interviews with the Zoo?s keepers, curators and management of Tierpark in Berlin. We follow the zookeepers as they work to nurture the baby animals and chart their progress as they take their first steps at the zoo.

(Zoo Juniors/2011) Animal babies are innocent, stir our hearts and awaken our protective instincts. In this captivatiing and heart-wrenching series, we witness the births of over 14 different animal species along with exclusive interviews with the Zoo?s keepers, curators and management of Tierpark in Berlin. We follow the zookeepers as they work to nurture the baby animals and chart their progress as they take their first steps at the zoo.

(Animal Park Wild in Africa/2006) Kate Humble and Ben Fogle return to Africa for some more wild adventures. They meet the rangers and wildlife experts, risking their lives on a daily basis to care for the continent?s large and exotic wildlife. Their charges include ? lions, crocodiles, giraffes, cheetahs, leopards and black and white rhino. Ben and Kate also venture out at night, to capture crocodiles for health checks, track escaped lions and aggressive black rhinos and meet the people at the forefront of animal protection ? the elite anti-poaching unit.

(Underwater Creatures/2011) The coast of Galicia, Spain, was long-ago considered the end of the known world. Its sea is rough and mysterious, and under its surface there is one of the richest biodiversities of the planet; an ocean full of life and amazing creatures. Cephalopods have settled their kingdom here. They are creatures with a developed intelligence and a notorious capacity for learning and camouflage. With the assistance of Roger T. Hanlon, the most prestigious scientific in the field of cephalopods, this documentary reveals unpublished behaviour of these animals; such as courting, mating and spawning. Sophisticated diving equipment which does not scare the animals have allowed us to show you the Underwater Creatures in a unique habitat.

(Zoo Juniors/2011) Animal babies are innocent, stir our hearts and awaken our protective instincts. In this captivatiing and heart-wrenching series, we witness the births of over 14 different animal species along with exclusive interviews with the Zoo?s keepers, curators and management of Tierpark in Berlin. We follow the zookeepers as they work to nurture the baby animals and chart their progress as they take their first steps at the zoo.

(Zoo Juniors/2011) Animal babies are innocent, stir our hearts and awaken our protective instincts. In this captivatiing and heart-wrenching series, we witness the births of over 14 different animal species along with exclusive interviews with the Zoo?s keepers, curators and management of Tierpark in Berlin. We follow the zookeepers as they work to nurture the baby animals and chart their progress as they take their first steps at the zoo.

Series Two presented by Matt Baker and Michaela Strachan follows the frontline fight to save endangered species, wild animals and domestic pets in Britain, Canada and USA.

Series Two presented by Matt Baker and Michaela Strachan follows the frontline fight to save endangered species, wild animals and domestic pets in Britain, Canada and USA.

(Animal Park Wild in Africa/2006) Kate Humble and Ben Fogle return to Africa for some more wild adventures. They meet the rangers and wildlife experts, risking their lives on a daily basis to care for the continent?s large and exotic wildlife. Their charges include ? lions, crocodiles, giraffes, cheetahs, leopards and black and white rhino. Ben and Kate also venture out at night, to capture crocodiles for health checks, track escaped lions and aggressive black rhinos and meet the people at the forefront of animal protection ? the elite anti-poaching unit.

(Hope For Wildlife/2009) Mother Nature can be cruel enough - and when man and nature collide, wildlife is usually the loser. This series follows the amazing work of Hope For Wildlife Society, which looks after injured and orphaned wildlife in the Canadian wilderness - rescuing, rehabilitating and releasing thousands of animals each year. The founder of the Society, Hope Swinimer, her staff and volunteers want to right what?s gone wrong in the wild. They?re overworked, under-funded and up to their eyeballs in baby raccoons injured raptors and orphaned deer. As winter thaws, orphaned baby animals begin trickling into the rehab. By spring, it?s filled to capacity. And the rehab is fighting for survival, too. Hope scrambles to raise money as government support dwindles. In the face of it all, Hope is driven by her compassion and belief that every animal matters. An injured pigeon receives the same care as a wounded bald eagle. Not every animal can be saved. Tough choices must be made. There isn?t always a happy ending, but there is always Hope.

(Jimmy Doherty in Darwin's Garden/2009) In 1836, Charles Darwin returned from his five year expedition aboard The Beagle with some revolutionary ideas about the diversity of the world?s flora and fauna. However, before he could begin work on one of the most influential scientific publications of all time ?On the Origin of Species?, Darwin needed to expand his early hunches into a fully formed theory of evolution through a series of ingenious and astonishing experiments. Jimmy Doherty, farmer and entomologist, follows Darwin?s intellectual journey, recreating ground breaking experiments on in-breeding in plants, natural selection, and some quirky tests involving earthworms and music. Filmed in the gardens and greenhouses of Darwin?s home, this series rediscovers the science underpinning evolution.

(Kingdom of Plants/2012) Using beautifully shot footage to illustrate his own inimitable narrative style, David Attenborough traces plants from their beginnings on land to their vital place in nature today, exposing new revelations along the way. He moves from our time scale to theirs, revealing the true nature of plants as creatures that are every bit as dynamic and aggressive as animals. And he does all this in one unique place, a microcosm of the whole plant world where some 90% of all known plant species are represented: The Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew - just outside London. This spectacular adventure is so immersive and compelling it has the capacity to amaze everyone.

(Jaguar Adventure/2008) Nigel Marven?s on the hunt for the world?s largest jaguars in South America. Travelling deep into the
heart of the Pantanal, a wetland the size of Britain, Nigel comes face to face with these magnificent
cats and chases down scientists who are rushing to save them on Brazil?s burgeoning cattle ranches.
Nigel?s time is short, he?s just four weeks in the world?s biggest wetland to find his jaguars and as
many of the amazing weird swamp creatures that he can. He hopes he?s timed his trip just right to coincide with the end of the dry season, ahead of the forthcoming rains. The animals should now be concentrated around the drying pools, making wildlife spotting a great deal more realistic. As the waters recede Nigel finds a host of characters at the most trying time of their lives.
Patrolling the banks of one of the remaining rivers, the Cuiaba, Nigel and a crack team of jaguar
spotters spend days searching for their quarry. He camps beside the river putting in long nights
as well as days to find a cat known to be illusive. His diligence pays off with some of the most
amazing jaguar encounters ever filmed. Many crews leave the Pantanal without filming a whisker
but Nigel manages to follow one cat all afternoon!.

(Leverage/2011) Leverage follows a five-person team made up of Alec Hardison, Eliot Spencer, Sophie Devereaux, Parker, and former insurance investigator Nate Ford, who use their skills to right corporate and governmental injustices inflicted on common citizens.

A stylish thriller which sees 18 year old Amelia struggling to find a place in the world after being fitted with a cochlear implant, enabling her to hear?.

Breaking free from her over-protective parents, she goes to stay with her kindly Aunt Maggie and homicide detective uncle, Jim. Amelia witnesses the audacious murder of a policewoman and is reluctantly propelled further into a loud and frightening world. Jim is assigned the case, and when Amelia identifies a drug squad police officer as the killer, he urgently needs to protect his niece. But hiding her from his colleagues jeopardises his career and puts his family at risk.

All lives are hurled into a cacophony of police corruption, betrayal, drugs and murder.

(Vexed/2012) This second season introduces a new face with actress Miranda Raison (?Spooks?; ?Doctor Who?; ?Merlin?) joining the cast as Jack?s new partner, Georgina. Georgina is Jack?s polar opposite. Bright and fiercely ambitious, she is newly promoted to the position of Detective Inspector, brilliant at forensics, top of every police course going and keen to prove herself further. Unfortunately Jack has other plans and it?s not long before sparks fly as they together navigate the world of car sales, the physicality of the gym, strange cliques within universities, the competition for primary school places and whether diamonds really equal romance.

We've come so far and now the end is near. The journey that began with 'Life on Mars' concludes as Alex Drake embarks on her final mission: to uncover the truth about Gene Hunt and unlock the dark secrets of this World. Alex is back, only this time it's 1983 and something feels different. The arrival of DCI Jim Keats, sent by Scotland Yard to monitor the station's performance, throws some unexpected light on past events. Haunted by the ghost of a policeman, Alex decides that her only hope in getting home lies in finding out what really happened to Sam Tyler.