Nature Time Track hungry dingoes, toxic box jellyfish, and brutishly strong kangaroos. 2026-09-03 Watch senior vet Tim tutor new recruit Phil through an injured koala checkup, and track the teams solutions for animals plagued by the summer heat. Celebrate as vet Karina solves a puzzling frog case and releases an old friend whos ready... 2026-09-03 The conservation team attempts to move two white rhinos to Ol Pejeta from the nearby Enasoit ranch after it is discovered that poachers have been watching the animals. 2026-09-03 Life in this swamp is prolific and water dictates the rhythm of new life. It is home to a wide variety of African wildlife. 2026-09-03 The colossal Outeniqua Yellowwood can live over 1,000 years. All the while, it hosts, feeds and shelters masses of plants and animals in the bows of their branches. 2026-09-03 Namaqua rock fig trees are the ultimate survivors. As every year gets hotter and drier, this hardy tree stands tall on the slopes of South Africa's hills. 2026-09-03 Baobab trees have been around for 800 years. This incredible tree withstands the harshest conditions, and is beloved by animals, birds and insects. 2026-09-03 Christmas Island: Hundreds of miles northwest of Australia's mainland, Christmas Island rises sublimely out of the Indian Ocean, providing the stage for extraordinary migrations. 2026-09-03 Fraser Island: The largest sand island on Earth, Fraser Island nurses a huge variety of wildlife on its unforgiving terrain, including dingoes, wallabies and sea eagles. 2026-09-03 Deep in the South Caribbean Sea we explore the protected waters of the Bonaire National Marine Park; home to thriving reefs, endangered sea turtles, sprawling mangroves and a plethora of marine life. 2026-09-03 Examininng the importance of three marine habitat types in the Florida Keys including the animals within them and conservationists' efforts to protect them. 2026-09-03 On the West Coast of the United States, the Monterey Bay National Marine Sanctuary is the largest marine sanctuary in the country - home to 525 species of fish, and a massive, underwater Kelp forest. 2026-09-03 From Cambodia's diverse wildlife to people living in the stilt villages of lake Tonle Sap, the Mekong has dictated the lives of everything that lives there for centuries. 2026-09-03 Europe's biggest terrestrial mammal was hunted to extinction, but thanks to ambitious rewilding, the European Bison has been re-introduced. 2026-09-03 Welcome to the Steinhuder Meer, a biodiversity hotspot in Germany, as a combination of fenlands, alder march, and dunes create an amazing landscape. 2026-09-03 Andalusia consists of extreme habitats once severely impacted by humans. Now, many previously near-extinct animals are reclaiming this unique land. 2026-09-03 The Mekong Delta is one of the largest on Earth. Formed over the last 8000 years, it fans out and discharges into the South China Sea via nine channels. 2026-09-03 Face lions on the savannah, hippos in the Nile, and lethal black mamba snakes. 2026-09-03 Track hungry dingoes, toxic box jellyfish, and brutishly strong kangaroos. 2026-09-03 A day in the life of a southern African mangrove forest. We follow the forest and its residents through the change from high tide to low and back to high. 2026-09-03 Life in this swamp is prolific and water dictates the rhythm of new life. It is home to a wide variety of African wildlife. 2026-09-03 Only the toughest of Africa's wildlife can survive here. This is an extraordinary story of perseverance, adaptation and survival in some of the most extreme habitats. 2026-09-03 The colossal Outeniqua Yellowwood can live over 1,000 years. All the while, it hosts, feeds and shelters masses of plants and animals in the bows of their branches. 2026-09-03 Namaqua rock fig trees are the ultimate survivors. As every year gets hotter and drier, this hardy tree stands tall on the slopes of South Africa's hills. 2026-09-03 Baobab trees have been around for 800 years. This incredible tree withstands the harshest conditions, and is beloved by animals, birds and insects. 2026-09-03 Christmas Island: Hundreds of miles northwest of Australia's mainland, Christmas Island rises sublimely out of the Indian Ocean, providing the stage for extraordinary migrations. 2026-09-03 Fraser Island: The largest sand island on Earth, Fraser Island nurses a huge variety of wildlife on its unforgiving terrain, including dingoes, wallabies and sea eagles. 2026-09-03 Deep in the South Caribbean Sea we explore the protected waters of the Bonaire National Marine Park; home to thriving reefs, endangered sea turtles, sprawling mangroves and a plethora of marine life. 2026-09-04 Examininng the importance of three marine habitat types in the Florida Keys including the animals within them and conservationists' efforts to protect them. 2026-09-04 With elephant numbers on the rise, Ol Pejeta must deal with new conflicts, such as one group which is going around raiding crops. 2026-09-04 On the West Coast of the United States, the Monterey Bay National Marine Sanctuary is the largest marine sanctuary in the country - home to 525 species of fish, and a massive, underwater Kelp forest. 2026-09-04 All these little connections form a complex and diverse network of plants and animals and it's this that makes the Luangwa Valley one of the most magical wildernesses in Africa. 2026-09-04 Find out how science is ensuring a sustainable future for this vital ecosystem. 2026-09-04 Meet the islands unique species and see Darwins theory of evolution in action. 2026-09-04 Explore the Galapagos, where volcanoes, currents and isolation shape unique wildlife. Dive through mangrove forests, meet bold boobies and flightless cormorants, and see evolution in action. 2026-09-04 These animals of the savanna, finding water means the difference between life and death in good years and bad - and after a long, punishing dry season the scorched earth is in dire need of moisture. 2026-09-04 In this episode we discover how the lagoon supports a wealth of wildlife as well as attracting visitors from thousands of kilometers away - a paradise for birds. 2026-09-04 It's a spectacle celebrated across the continent. When the Chobe is in flood, this water wonderland truly is the river of plenty. 2026-09-04 Cambodia is a country that lies almost entirely within the Mekong basin, flanked by Thailand, Laos and Vietnam. 2026-09-04 Join marine biologist Nan Houser on her quest to protect the oceans humpback whales. 2026-09-04 The colossal Outeniqua Yellowwood can live over 1,000 years. All the while, it hosts, feeds and shelters masses of plants and animals in the bows of their branches. 2026-09-04 Namaqua rock fig trees are the ultimate survivors. As every year gets hotter and drier, this hardy tree stands tall on the slopes of South Africa's hills. 2026-09-04 Baobab trees have been around for 800 years. This incredible tree withstands the harshest conditions, and is beloved by animals, birds and insects. 2026-09-04 Christmas Island: Hundreds of miles northwest of Australia's mainland, Christmas Island rises sublimely out of the Indian Ocean, providing the stage for extraordinary migrations. 2026-09-04 Fraser Island: The largest sand island on Earth, Fraser Island nurses a huge variety of wildlife on its unforgiving terrain, including dingoes, wallabies and sea eagles. 2026-09-04 Deep in the South Caribbean Sea we explore the protected waters of the Bonaire National Marine Park; home to thriving reefs, endangered sea turtles, sprawling mangroves and a plethora of marine life. 2026-09-04 Examininng the importance of three marine habitat types in the Florida Keys including the animals within them and conservationists' efforts to protect them. 2026-09-04 On the West Coast of the United States, the Monterey Bay National Marine Sanctuary is the largest marine sanctuary in the country - home to 525 species of fish, and a massive, underwater Kelp forest. 2026-09-04 It's October in Zambia's Luangwa Valley. The hottest and harshest time of year. But this year dry season conditions are exacerbated by a global El Nino event... the Valley is in the throes of drought. 2026-09-04 All these little connections form a complex and diverse network of plants and animals and it's this that makes the Luangwa Valley one of the most magical wildernesses in Africa. 2026-09-04 Find out how science is ensuring a sustainable future for this vital ecosystem. 2026-09-04 Meet the islands' unique species and see Darwin's theory of evolution in action. 2026-09-04 Explore the Galapagos, where volcanoes, currents and isolation shape unique wildlife. Dive through mangrove forests, meet bold boobies and flightless cormorants, and see evolution in action. 2026-09-04 These animals of the savanna, finding water means the difference between life and death in good years and bad - and after a long, punishing dry season the scorched earth is in dire need of moisture. 2026-09-04