Global Trekker Astro

Explore a 400 square mile region of the Pantanal where jaguars rule and life follows the seasonal rhythm of the water.

Rainforests cover just six percent of Earth's surface yet contain almost half of the world's plants and animals.

Casey Anderson, a Montana native wildlife expert works with wildlife filmmaker Ren Araneda to capture the wild pumas of Torres del Paine National Park in Chilean Patagonia.

Baby Giraffe meets the herd, the Zoo's five otter brothers are on the move and the ectotherm team search for a hidden for a treasure.

This time on Wild Heroes, it's an anxious time for Zoo vets as they work to save one of the most endangered birds on the planet, and the ectotherm team are on a mission in the wild South Island.

This time on Wild Heroes, the Zoo welcomes two crocodiles to the Swamp Forest, the new South East Asia habitat opens and the team prepare for the birth of a baby southern white rhino.

Auckland Zoo's primate team prepare to welcome a new birth.

Meet the creature that scientists believe is the key to the story of life and how it evolves: the anole.

See rare archival films, iconic news footage, and home movies from the decade of revolution as the dawn of modern America is brought to life in colour.

Explore the violent rise and fall of organized crime, presented in colour for the first time through remastered archival footage.

Summer means food is plentiful and this year's youngsters must feed, grow and prepare to start life alone. For puffins it's a massive leap of faith as they jump from their cliff-top nests into the ocean.

In the Atlantic's far north, autumn is the season of gales, cooling temperatures and driving rain. This is when the wildlife must make the final preparations for winter or migrate to warmer climes.

Amy Rouse and her Border Collie Mist trains for the English National Sheepdog Trials. Quebec's MIRA foundation provides assistance dogs for children with autism.

Dogs and diabetes - how does it work? Whizz provides therapeutic benefits to children with special needs. Pups in Prison are trained by inmates over a period of 16 months.

A Staffordshire Bull Terrier Diesel who is able to locate cheetah faecal droppings. Ozzie is one of only three dogs in the world who is trained to detect poisonous Cane Toads.

Border Collies at Johannesburg International Airport are used to chase birds and in Japan, new puppies are born and bred to become guide dogs in future.

With the arrival of spring, days grow longer and temperatures rise. However, spring in Alaska is short. Animals have just two months to find food and start a family, while avoiding predators.

Summer has arrived in Alaska.This sets the scene for one of the world's greatest migrations of the Alaskan salmon run.

See rare archival films, iconic news footage, and home movies from the decade of revolution as the dawn of modern America is brought to life in colour.

Explore the violent rise and fall of organized crime, presented in colour for the first time through remastered archival footage.

Summer means food is plentiful and this year's youngsters must feed, grow and prepare to start life alone. For puffins it's a massive leap of faith as they jump from their cliff-top nests into the ocean.

In the Atlantic's far north, autumn is the season of gales, cooling temperatures and driving rain. This is when the wildlife must make the final preparations for winter or migrate to warmer climes.

Amy Rouse and her Border Collie Mist trains for the English National Sheepdog Trials. Quebec's MIRA foundation provides assistance dogs for children with autism.

Dogs and diabetes - how does it work? Whizz provides therapeutic benefits to children with special needs. Pups in Prison are trained by inmates over a period of 16 months.

A Staffordshire Bull Terrier Diesel who is able to locate cheetah faecal droppings. Ozzie is one of only three dogs in the world who is trained to detect poisonous Cane Toads.

With the arrival of spring, days grow longer and temperatures rise. However, spring in Alaska is short. Animals have just two months to find food and start a family, while avoiding predators.

Summer has arrived in Alaska.This sets the scene for one of the world's greatest migrations of the Alaskan salmon run.

See rare archival films, iconic news footage, and home movies from the decade of revolution as the dawn of modern America is brought to life in colour.

Explore the violent rise and fall of organized crime, presented in colour for the first time through remastered archival footage.

Summer means food is plentiful and this year's youngsters must feed, grow and prepare to start life alone. For puffins it's a massive leap of faith as they jump from their cliff-top nests into the ocean.

In the Atlantic's far north, autumn is the season of gales, cooling temperatures and driving rain. This is when the wildlife must make the final preparations for winter or migrate to warmer climes.

Amy Rouse and her Border Collie Mist trains for the English National Sheepdog Trials. Quebec's MIRA foundation provides assistance dogs for children with autism.

Dogs and diabetes - how does it work? Whizz provides therapeutic benefits to children with special needs. Pups in Prison are trained by inmates over a period of 16 months.

A Staffordshire Bull Terrier Diesel who is able to locate cheetah faecal droppings. Ozzie is one of only three dogs in the world who is trained to detect poisonous Cane Toads.

Border Collies at Johannesburg International Airport are used to chase birds and in Japan, new puppies are born and bred to become guide dogs in future.

With the arrival of spring, days grow longer and temperatures rise. However, spring in Alaska is short. Animals have just two months to find food and start a family, while avoiding predators.

Summer has arrived in Alaska.This sets the scene for one of the world's greatest migrations of the Alaskan salmon run.

Summer means food is plentiful and this year's youngsters must feed, grow and prepare to start life alone. For puffins it's a massive leap of faith as they jump from their cliff-top nests into the ocean.

In the Atlantic's far north, autumn is the season of gales, cooling temperatures and driving rain. This is when the wildlife must make the final preparations for winter or migrate to warmer climes.

Amy Rouse and her Border Collie Mist trains for the English National Sheepdog Trials. Quebec's MIRA foundation provides assistance dogs for children with autism.

Dogs and diabetes - how does it work? Whizz provides therapeutic benefits to children with special needs. Pups in Prison are trained by inmates over a period of 16 months.

A Staffordshire Bull Terrier Diesel who is able to locate cheetah faecal droppings. Ozzie is one of only three dogs in the world who is trained to detect poisonous Cane Toads.

Border Collies at Johannesburg International Airport are used to chase birds and in Japan, new puppies are born and bred to become guide dogs in future.

With the arrival of spring, days grow longer and temperatures rise. However, spring in Alaska is short. Animals have just two months to find food and start a family, while avoiding predators.

Explore the violent rise and fall of organized crime, presented in colour for the first time through remastered archival footage.

A colourful look back on the lives, businesses, and friendships of three of America's titans of industry: Henry Ford, Harvey Firestone, and Thomas Edison.

Gordon Welchman was a British codebreaker who played a crucial role in undermining Nazi communications in WWII. Discover how Welchman's top-secret work has impacted modern surveillance and codebreaking.

Witness the big Bollywood marriages of three couples as they attempt to balance millennia-old traditions and modern American sensibilities.

Examine the deaths linked to a world-famous axe murderer. Find out what really happened to Lizzie Bordon's victims through newly uncovered evidence, 3D graphics, and a reenactment with a ballistic corpse.

Explore the mysterious death of musician and Rolling Stones founder Brian Jones. Was it the rock-and-roll lifestyle or foul play?

Features interviews with Madonna's first manager Camille Barbone, dancer Carlton Wilborn, Evita studio executive Lauren Lloyd, plus many more.

Features interviews with Tom Hanks' Captain Phillips producer Dana Brunetti, A League Of Their Own producer Elliot Abbott, friend and actor George Maguire, plus many more.

Explore the violent rise and fall of organized crime, presented in colour for the first time through remastered archival footage.

A colourful look back on the lives, businesses, and friendships of three of America's titans of industry: Henry Ford, Harvey Firestone, and Thomas Edison.

Gordon Welchman was a British codebreaker who played a crucial role in undermining Nazi communications in WWII. Discover how Welchman's top-secret work has impacted modern surveillance and codebreaking.

Witness the big Bollywood marriages of three couples as they attempt to balance millennia-old traditions and modern American sensibilities.

Examine the deaths linked to a world-famous axe murderer. Find out what really happened to Lizzie Bordon's victims through newly uncovered evidence, 3D graphics, and a reenactment with a ballistic corpse.

Explore the mysterious death of musician and Rolling Stones founder Brian Jones. Was it the rock-and-roll lifestyle or foul play?

Features interviews with Madonna's first manager Camille Barbone, dancer Carlton Wilborn, Evita studio executive Lauren Lloyd, plus many more.

Features interviews with Tom Hanks' Captain Phillips producer Dana Brunetti, A League Of Their Own producer Elliot Abbott, friend and actor George Maguire, plus many more.

Explore the violent rise and fall of organized crime, presented in colour for the first time through remastered archival footage.

A colourful look back on the lives, businesses, and friendships of three of America's titans of industry: Henry Ford, Harvey Firestone, and Thomas Edison.

Gordon Welchman was a British codebreaker who played a crucial role in undermining Nazi communications in WWII. Discover how Welchman's top-secret work has impacted modern surveillance and codebreaking.

Witness the big Bollywood marriages of three couples as they attempt to balance millennia-old traditions and modern American sensibilities.

Examine the deaths linked to a world-famous axe murderer. Find out what really happened to Lizzie Bordon's victims through newly uncovered evidence, 3D graphics, and a reenactment with a ballistic corpse.

Explore the mysterious death of musician and Rolling Stones founder Brian Jones. Was it the rock-and-roll lifestyle or foul play?

Features interviews with Madonna's first manager Camille Barbone, dancer Carlton Wilborn, Evita studio executive Lauren Lloyd, plus many more.

Features interviews with Tom Hanks' Captain Phillips producer Dana Brunetti, A League Of Their Own producer Elliot Abbott, friend and actor George Maguire, plus many more.

Gordon Welchman was a British codebreaker who played a crucial role in undermining Nazi communications in WWII. Discover how Welchman's top-secret work has impacted modern surveillance and codebreaking.

Witness the big Bollywood marriages of three couples as they attempt to balance millennia-old traditions and modern American sensibilities.

Examine the deaths linked to a world-famous axe murderer. Find out what really happened to Lizzie Bordon's victims through newly uncovered evidence, 3D graphics, and a reenactment with a ballistic corpse.

Explore the mysterious death of musician and Rolling Stones founder Brian Jones. Was it the rock-and-roll lifestyle or foul play?

Features interviews with Madonna's first manager Camille Barbone, dancer Carlton Wilborn, Evita studio executive Lauren Lloyd, plus many more.

Features interviews with Tom Hanks' Captain Phillips producer Dana Brunetti, A League Of Their Own producer Elliot Abbott, friend and actor George Maguire, plus many more.

A colourful look back on the lives, businesses, and friendships of three of America's titans of industry: Henry Ford, Harvey Firestone, and Thomas Edison.

From Buffalo Bill to the construction of the Hoover Dam, this is the story of America's Wild West in color.

Uber-rich car owners compete in an annual car show to show off some of the most unique and expensive cars on earth.

A massive earthquake rocks Nepal on April 25, 2015. Thousands are dead, untold numbers are injured, and half a million homes are lost.

Eyewitness accounts and home videos of the 2004 Asian Tsunami and how science is preparing for the next big one.

The Dinosaur Echo is a documentary about the renaissance of paleontology in Canada today and what dinosaurs can teach us about climate change.

Our world exists because of tools, from stone choppers used nearly two million years ago to the smart phones we depend on today.

Join Smithsonian visitors on an up close and personal adventure with Sitting Bull, Rosie the Riveter, and Thomas Edison.

A colourful look back on the lives, businesses, and friendships of three of America's titans of industry: Henry Ford, Harvey Firestone, and Thomas Edison.

From Buffalo Bill to the construction of the Hoover Dam, this is the story of America's Wild West in color.

Uber-rich car owners compete in an annual car show to show off some of the most unique and expensive cars on earth.

A massive earthquake rocks Nepal on April 25, 2015. Thousands are dead, untold numbers are injured, and half a million homes are lost.

Eyewitness accounts and home videos of the 2004 Asian Tsunami and how science is preparing for the next big one.

The Dinosaur Echo is a documentary about the renaissance of paleontology in Canada today and what dinosaurs can teach us about climate change.

Our world exists because of tools, from stone choppers used nearly two million years ago to the smart phones we depend on today.

A colourful look back on the lives, businesses, and friendships of three of America's titans of industry: Henry Ford, Harvey Firestone, and Thomas Edison.

From Buffalo Bill to the construction of the Hoover Dam, this is the story of America's Wild West in color.

Uber-rich car owners compete in an annual car show to show off some of the most unique and expensive cars on earth.

A massive earthquake rocks Nepal on April 25, 2015. Thousands are dead, untold numbers are injured, and half a million homes are lost.

Eyewitness accounts and home videos of the 2004 Asian Tsunami and how science is preparing for the next big one.

The Dinosaur Echo is a documentary about the renaissance of paleontology in Canada today and what dinosaurs can teach us about climate change.

Our world exists because of tools, from stone choppers used nearly two million years ago to the smart phones we depend on today.

Join Smithsonian visitors on an up close and personal adventure with Sitting Bull, Rosie the Riveter, and Thomas Edison.

Uber-rich car owners compete in an annual car show to show off some of the most unique and expensive cars on earth.

A massive earthquake rocks Nepal on April 25, 2015. Thousands are dead, untold numbers are injured, and half a million homes are lost.

Eyewitness accounts and home videos of the 2004 Asian Tsunami and how science is preparing for the next big one.

The Dinosaur Echo is a documentary about the renaissance of paleontology in Canada today and what dinosaurs can teach us about climate change.

From Buffalo Bill to the construction of the Hoover Dam, this is the story of America's Wild West in color.

This is the story of America at play, presented through archival footage and home movies that have been digitally remastered and colourized.

Warren stops off at the historic city of Pretoria, where he visits the local farmers markets and cooks Koeksisters - South African sticky donuts - with Pastry Chef Nonkosi.

Warren is in the bustling city of Johannesburg, and his first stop is the vibrant township of Soweto.

Warren commences his second Food Trail of South Africa in the world famous Kruger National Park and surrounds.

Johannesburg-the gateway city to exploring South Africa! In this episode Warren indulges in the vibrant international flavours and surrounds of the Sandton neighbourhood,loved by locals and visitors alike.

In the vast urban sprawl of Tokyo, Adam Liaw explores a food culture that not only sustains the 'salaryman' workers in style but retains culinary traditions.

Adam Liaw checks out the restaurants of food-crazy Tokyo and taste's some interesting dishes including Yakitori made from the reproductive organs of chickens.

Adam meets a tea master, a Maiko, and a Michelin chef who turns risotto into sushi in the thriving traditional culture of Kyoto.

Adam Liaw explores Japan's high-energy financial centre, Osaka, and finds the world's best fast food, a sumo wrestler turned chef, and soba noodles to die for.

See ancient sea caves, modern golf courses, mysterious formations, and treacherous predators along Africa's South Coast.

Soar over vast deserts, enormous diamonds, and the world's largest inland oasis.

From Buffalo Bill to the construction of the Hoover Dam, this is the story of America's Wild West in color.

This is the story of America at play, presented through archival footage and home movies that have been digitally remastered and colourized.

Warren stops off at the historic city of Pretoria, where he visits the local farmers markets and cooks Koeksisters - South African sticky donuts - with Pastry Chef Nonkosi.

Warren is in the bustling city of Johannesburg, and his first stop is the vibrant township of Soweto.

Warren commences his second Food Trail of South Africa in the world famous Kruger National Park and surrounds.

Johannesburg-the gateway city to exploring South Africa! In this episode Warren indulges in the vibrant international flavours and surrounds of the Sandton neighbourhood,loved by locals and visitors alike.

In the vast urban sprawl of Tokyo, Adam Liaw explores a food culture that not only sustains the 'salaryman' workers in style but retains culinary traditions.

Adam Liaw checks out the restaurants of food-crazy Tokyo and taste's some interesting dishes including Yakitori made from the reproductive organs of chickens.

Adam meets a tea master, a Maiko, and a Michelin chef who turns risotto into sushi in the thriving traditional culture of Kyoto.

Adam Liaw explores Japan's high-energy financial centre, Osaka, and finds the world's best fast food, a sumo wrestler turned chef, and soba noodles to die for.

See ancient sea caves, modern golf courses, mysterious formations, and treacherous predators along Africa's South Coast.

Gordon Welchman was a British codebreaker who played a crucial role in undermining Nazi communications in WWII. Discover how Welchman's top-secret work has impacted modern surveillance and codebreaking.

Witness the big Bollywood marriages of three couples as they attempt to balance millennia-old traditions and modern American sensibilities.

Examine the deaths linked to a world-famous axe murderer. Find out what really happened to Lizzie Bordon's victims through newly uncovered evidence, 3D graphics, and a reenactment with a ballistic corpse.

Explore the mysterious death of musician and Rolling Stones founder Brian Jones. Was it the rock-and-roll lifestyle or foul play?

Features interviews with Madonna's first manager Camille Barbone, dancer Carlton Wilborn, Evita studio executive Lauren Lloyd, plus many more.

Features interviews with Tom Hanks' Captain Phillips producer Dana Brunetti, A League Of Their Own producer Elliot Abbott, friend and actor George Maguire, plus many more.

Summer means food is plentiful and this year's youngsters must feed, grow and prepare to start life alone. For puffins it's a massive leap of faith as they jump from their cliff-top nests into the ocean.

In the Atlantic's far north, autumn is the season of gales, cooling temperatures and driving rain. This is when the wildlife must make the final preparations for winter or migrate to warmer climes.

Amy Rouse and her Border Collie Mist trains for the English National Sheepdog Trials. Quebec's MIRA foundation provides assistance dogs for children with autism.

Dogs and diabetes - how does it work? Whizz provides therapeutic benefits to children with special needs. Pups in Prison are trained by inmates over a period of 16 months.

A Staffordshire Bull Terrier Diesel who is able to locate cheetah faecal droppings. Ozzie is one of only three dogs in the world who is trained to detect poisonous Cane Toads.

Border Collies at Johannesburg International Airport are used to chase birds and in Japan, new puppies are born and bred to become guide dogs in future.

With the arrival of spring, days grow longer and temperatures rise. However, spring in Alaska is short. Animals have just two months to find food and start a family, while avoiding predators.

Summer has arrived in Alaska.This sets the scene for one of the world's greatest migrations of the Alaskan salmon run.

Rainforests cover just six percent of Earth's surface yet contain almost half of the world's plants and animals.

Casey Anderson, a Montana native wildlife expert works with wildlife filmmaker Ren Araneda to capture the wild pumas of Torres del Paine National Park in Chilean Patagonia.

Baby Giraffe meets the herd, the Zoo's five otter brothers are on the move and the ectotherm team search for a hidden for a treasure.

This time on Wild Heroes, it's an anxious time for Zoo vets as they work to save one of the most endangered birds on the planet, and the ectotherm team are on a mission in the wild South Island.

This time on Wild Heroes, the Zoo welcomes two crocodiles to the Swamp Forest, the new South East Asia habitat opens and the team prepare for the birth of a baby southern white rhino.

Auckland Zoo's primate team prepare to welcome a new birth.

Meet the creature that scientists believe is the key to the story of life and how it evolves: the anole.

Explore a 400 square mile region of the Pantanal where jaguars rule and life follows the seasonal rhythm of the water.

Warren stops off at the historic city of Pretoria, where he visits the local farmers markets and cooks Koeksisters - South African sticky donuts - with Pastry Chef Nonkosi.

Warren is in the bustling city of Johannesburg, and his first stop is the vibrant township of Soweto.

Warren commences his second Food Trail of South Africa in the world famous Kruger National Park and surrounds.

Johannesburg-the gateway city to exploring South Africa! In this episode Warren indulges in the vibrant international flavours and surrounds of the Sandton neighbourhood,loved by locals and visitors alike.

In the vast urban sprawl of Tokyo, Adam Liaw explores a food culture that not only sustains the 'salaryman' workers in style but retains culinary traditions.

Adam Liaw checks out the restaurants of food-crazy Tokyo and taste's some interesting dishes including Yakitori made from the reproductive organs of chickens.

Adam meets a tea master, a Maiko, and a Michelin chef who turns risotto into sushi in the thriving traditional culture of Kyoto.

Adam Liaw explores Japan's high-energy financial centre, Osaka, and finds the world's best fast food, a sumo wrestler turned chef, and soba noodles to die for.

See ancient sea caves, modern golf courses, mysterious formations, and treacherous predators along Africa's South Coast.

Soar over vast deserts, enormous diamonds, and the world's largest inland oasis.

Witness the highs and lows of 1950s America, from consumerism to McCarthyism and beyond, in colour.

See rare archival films, iconic news footage, and home movies from the decade of revolution as the dawn of modern America is brought to life in colour.

Explore the violent rise and fall of organized crime, presented in colour for the first time through remastered archival footage.

A colourful look back on the lives, businesses, and friendships of three of America's titans of industry: Henry Ford, Harvey Firestone, and Thomas Edison.

A massive earthquake rocks Nepal on April 25, 2015. Thousands are dead, untold numbers are injured, and half a million homes are lost.

Eyewitness accounts and home videos of the 2004 Asian Tsunami and how science is preparing for the next big one.

The Dinosaur Echo is a documentary about the renaissance of paleontology in Canada today and what dinosaurs can teach us about climate change.

Our world exists because of tools, from stone choppers used nearly two million years ago to the smart phones we depend on today.

Join Smithsonian visitors on an up close and personal adventure with Sitting Bull, Rosie the Riveter, and Thomas Edison.

Rainforests cover just six percent of Earth's surface yet contain almost half of the world's plants and animals.

Casey Anderson, a Montana native wildlife expert works with wildlife filmmaker Ren Araneda to capture the wild pumas of Torres del Paine National Park in Chilean Patagonia.

Baby Giraffe meets the herd, the Zoo's five otter brothers are on the move and the ectotherm team search for a hidden for a treasure.

This time on Wild Heroes, it's an anxious time for Zoo vets as they work to save one of the most endangered birds on the planet, and the ectotherm team are on a mission in the wild South Island.

This time on Wild Heroes, the Zoo welcomes two crocodiles to the Swamp Forest, the new South East Asia habitat opens and the team prepare for the birth of a baby southern white rhino.

Auckland Zoo's primate team prepare to welcome a new birth.

Meet the creature that scientists believe is the key to the story of life and how it evolves: the anole.

Explore a 400 square mile region of the Pantanal where jaguars rule and life follows the seasonal rhythm of the water.

Warren stops off at the historic city of Pretoria, where he visits the local farmers markets and cooks Koeksisters - South African sticky donuts - with Pastry Chef Nonkosi.

Warren is in the bustling city of Johannesburg, and his first stop is the vibrant township of Soweto.

Warren commences his second Food Trail of South Africa in the world famous Kruger National Park and surrounds.

Johannesburg-the gateway city to exploring South Africa! In this episode Warren indulges in the vibrant international flavours and surrounds of the Sandton neighbourhood,loved by locals and visitors alike.

In the vast urban sprawl of Tokyo, Adam Liaw explores a food culture that not only sustains the 'salaryman' workers in style but retains culinary traditions.

Adam Liaw checks out the restaurants of food-crazy Tokyo and taste's some interesting dishes including Yakitori made from the reproductive organs of chickens.

Adam meets a tea master, a Maiko, and a Michelin chef who turns risotto into sushi in the thriving traditional culture of Kyoto.

Adam Liaw explores Japan's high-energy financial centre, Osaka, and finds the world's best fast food, a sumo wrestler turned chef, and soba noodles to die for.

See ancient sea caves, modern golf courses, mysterious formations, and treacherous predators along Africa's South Coast.

Soar over vast deserts, enormous diamonds, and the world's largest inland oasis.

Summer means food is plentiful and this year's youngsters must feed, grow and prepare to start life alone. For puffins it's a massive leap of faith as they jump from their cliff-top nests into the ocean.

In the Atlantic's far north, autumn is the season of gales, cooling temperatures and driving rain. This is when the wildlife must make the final preparations for winter or migrate to warmer climes.

Amy Rouse and her Border Collie Mist trains for the English National Sheepdog Trials. Quebec's MIRA foundation provides assistance dogs for children with autism.

Dogs and diabetes - how does it work? Whizz provides therapeutic benefits to children with special needs. Pups in Prison are trained by inmates over a period of 16 months.

A Staffordshire Bull Terrier Diesel who is able to locate cheetah faecal droppings. Ozzie is one of only three dogs in the world who is trained to detect poisonous Cane Toads.