Rainforest Home

Wildlife documentary. The Central African state of Gabon is devoted to wildlife conservation. Over ten percent of the country's rainforest is protected in a series of new national parks, home to abundant wildlife including elephants, gorillas, chimps and mandrills. Along the unspoilt coastline forest meets the beach and hippos are seen wallowing in the surf. It's an uplifting story of sensitive development, and a reminder of primeval Africa as it would have appeared to the first explorers.

What does the world’s most watched mega-event and a remote indigenous community have in common? A forgotten indigenous tribe in Borneo is devastated by a merciless logging company. Determined to find the source of the forces ravaging their ancestral forest, three tribesmen take matters into their own hands and follow their stolen wood. This sets in motion a quest which will take them to Tokyo, and the heart of the Olympic phenomenon.

From the magical rainforests of the Pacific coast to the majestic peaks of the Rocky Mountains, from the endless sea of grass of the prairie to the ice fields of the Arctic - the massive Canada, with its many, very different habitats is a world of its own. - Created with stunning aerial photographs and fascinating, some never before seen animal behaviors, unique time-lapse and slow motion sequences and elaborately staged historical scenes in this four-part documentary series, a comprehensive and fascinating portrait of the natural world and Canadian history.