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| The Horse in Motion (1882) A groundbreaking piece of work from innovative photographer Eadweard Muybridge, The Horse in Motion is a series of stills featuring a galloping... | |
| Das Boxende Känguruh (1895) Premiering at the first public projection of motion pictures in Germany, Das Boxende Känguruh is one of the earliest examples of animal... | |
| Pelicans, Lion, and Tigers at London Zoological Gardens (1895) The work of pioneering filmmaker Louis Lumière, Pelicans, Lion and Tigers, London Zoological Gardens features a large male as he paces... | |
| Rough Sea at Dover (1895) Considered by some to be the first natural history orientated film and one of the oldest surviving British films, Rough Sea at Dover dates back... | |
| Elephants at the Zoo (1897) A cheerful account of exercise time at the London Zoological Gardens, Elephants at the Zoo was released in 1897 by the British Mutoscope and... | |
| Pelicans at the Zoo (1898) An amusing account of feeding time at Regent’s Park Zoological Gardens, Pelicans at the Zoo was released in 1898 by British Mutoscope and... | |
| Fight Between Tarantula and Scorpion (1900) Released in 1900 by British Mutoscope and Biograph Company, one of the pioneers of early cinema technology, this silent black and white film... | |
| Spiders on a Web (1900) Consisting of a single shot, Spiders on a Web is one of the earliest British examples of close-up natural history photography. Made by one of... | |
| Lion Hunt (1906) Bursting onto the silver screen in a flurry of controversy, Lion Hunt was a huge international success, telling the story of two hunters in the... | |
| In Birdland (1907) A groundbreaking production from renowned natural history photographer and filmmaker Oliver Pike, In Birdland was the first British wildlife... | |
| St. Kilda, Its People and Birds (1908) An interesting look at life on a remote island, St. Kilda, Its People and Birds explores both the human and animal population of this important... | |
| The History of a Butterfly - A Romance of Insect Life (1910) Directed by one of the pioneers of the cinematic industry, James Williamson, The History of a Butterfly - A Romance of Insect Life is an intriguing... | |
| Urban Science : The Birth of a Flower (1910) A lyrical record of nature in action, Urban Science: The Birth of a Flower is a very early example of time-lapse photography, exploring a variety... | |
| With Roosevelt in Africa (1910) In the depths of East Africa, hunting enthusiast, keen naturalist and former U.S. President Theodore Roosevelt embarks on a specimen collecting... | |
| The Strength and Agility of Insects (1911) A highly entertaining and revealing account of insect ability, The Strength and Agility of Insects presented a view of arthropods quite unlike... | |
| Secrets of Nature: The Cuckoo's Secret (1922) An absorbing exploration of this song bird's reproductive habits, The Cuckoo's Secret was the first film in Secrets of Nature, an innovative... | |
| Secrets of Nature: The Sparrow-Hawk (1922) An intriguing exploration of the life cycle of this bird of prey, The Sparrow-Hawk was part of Secrets of Nature, an innovative set of single... | |
| With Cherry Kearton in the Jungle (1926) In the depths of the ‘jungle’, hugely popular naturalist, pioneering wildlife photographer and international star of the silver screen... | |
| Simba (1928) A groundbreaking travelogue, Simba follows the intrepid American filmmaking couple Osa and Martin Johnson on their four year expedition over... | |
| Dassan: An Adventure in Search of Laughter Featuring Nature's Greatest Little Comedians (1930) A satire on manners, Dassan: An Adventure in Search of Laughter Featuring Nature's Greatest Little Comedians explores the humorous lives and... | |
| Bring 'Em Back Alive (1932) In the depths of the Malayan jungle, world-famous American movie actor, hunter and animal collector Frank Buck launches an eight month expedition... | |
| The Private Life of the Gannets (1934) A truly landmark film, The Private Life of the Gannets provides an absorbing and atmospheric account of a colony of these graceful sea birds,... | |
| Pirsch unter Wasser (1939) Diving in the Caribbean waters surrounding the island of Curacao, marine zoologist, bestselling author and deep sea photographer Hans Hass explores... | |
| Menschen unter Haien (1942) In an early portrayal of the Aegean Sea, marine expert, bestselling author and award-winning Austrian underwater photographer Hans Hass pioneers... | |
| Close-Ups of Bird Behaviour (1949) One of the Royal Society for the Protection of Birds' (RSPB) earliest conservation films, Close-Ups of Bird Behaviour was made to encourage the... | |
| A Visit to Bardsey (1950) An early film from the Royal Society for the Protection of Birds, A Visit to Bardsey provides a glimpse into the habitats and avian life of this... | |
| Handa - and its Birds (1950) An early film from the Royal Society for the Protection of Birds (RSPB), Handa - and its Birds explores the avian life inhabiting this internationally... | |
| Looking for Birds (1950) An early film from the Royal Society for the Protection of Birds (RSPB), Looking for Birds depicts various species of British birds and the variety... | |
| Some British Birds of Prey (1950) An early film from the Royal Society for the Protection of Birds (RSPB), Some British Birds of Prey explores the intimate nesting behaviour of... | |
| Avocet Island (1951) An absorbing exploration of the bird life on Havergate Island, Avocet Island is an early film from the Royal Society for the Protection of Birds... | |
| Minsmere Nature Reserve (1951) An early film from the Royal Society for the Protection of Birds (RSPB), Minsmere Nature Reserve explores the avian life inhabiting this... | |
| Abenteuer im Roten Meer (1952) In the salt ridden Red Sea, oceanographer, bestselling author and world famous marine photographer Hans Hass explores the alien world of underwater... | |
| Bird Watching for Juniors (1953) An early membership film from the Royal Society for the Protection of Birds, Bird Watching for Juniors was aimed at encouraging young people... | |
| Filming Wild Animals (1954) Bursting onto the small screen with this glamorous series, Filming Wild Animals is a casual and intimate account of Armand and Michaela Denis'... | |
| Unternehmen Xarifa (1954) An absorbing exploration of the underwater world, Unternehmen Xarifa (Under the Caribbean) documents award-winning marine photographer Hans Hass... | |
| Zimmerleute des Waldes (1954) An innovative production from the world-renowned filmmaker and passionate naturalist Heinz Sielmann, Woodpecker (Zimmerleute des Waldes) is an... | |
| Look: Foxes (1955) Foxes was the very first of Peter Scott's programmes to carry the new name of Look. Including impressive footage from award-winning wildlife... | |
| Peter Scott: Woodpeckers (1955) In this hugely successful production, Peter Scott interviews world-renowned filmmaker and passionate naturalist Heinz Sielmann about his remarkable... | |
| Zoo Quest to Guiana (1955) Zoo Quest to Guiana was the first of the long-running Zoo Quest series to feature David Attenborough as full-time presenter, his talents having... | |
| Diving to Adventure: In the Aegean (1956) The first series to be shown on British television from oceanographers, world famous marine photographers, and bestselling authors Hans and Lotte... | |
| Ein Platz für Tiere: Programme 1 (1956) A highly engaging live animal show, Ein Platz für Tiere (A Place For Animals) was, for many years, the highest rated programme on German... | |
| Kein Platz für Wilde Tiere (1956) In the depths of the Belgian Congo (now the Democratic Republic of Congo), renowned naturalist and passionate animal welfare activist Bernhard... | |
| Faraway Look: The Land of the Magpie Goose (1957) A friendly and informative glimpse at a distant land, the first Faraway Look series follows Peter Scott and his wife Philippa as they journey... | |
| Look: The Fulmar (1958) On the remote Fair Isle off Scotland, ornithologist, renowned wildlife producer and co-founder of the BBC’s Natural History Unit Tony Soper... | |
| Travellers' Tales: Armand and Michaela On Safari: Search for Gertie (1958) Travellers' Tales follows the dynamic and charming Belgian Armand Denis, a pioneering documentary filmmaker of the 1930s, as he and his glamorous... | |
| Travellers' Tales: The Undersea World of Adventure: Hans Hass: Underwater Photography (1958) A captivating look at early underwater filming techniques, Underwater Photography was the penultimate episode in Hans and Lotte Hass' popular... | |
| Faraway Look: The Virgin Islands (1959) An engaging glimpse into a distant land, Faraway Look: The Virgin Islands documents the first stop of Peter Scott’s journey round Australasia.... | |
| Serengeti Darf Nicht Sterben (1959) Described by legendary wildlife filmmaker Alan Root as, “perhaps the best-known and most influential wildlife film ever made”, Serengeti... | |
| Countryman (1960) One of a set of natural history programmes from Anglia Television, Countryman follows Aubrey Buxton, one of its founders and Chief Executives,... | |
| The Alder Woodwasp and its Insect Enemies (1960) The very first step Gerald Thompson took in the world of wildlife cinematography, The Alder Woodwasp and its Insect Enemies is a technically... | |
| Look: The Best of Walter Higham (1961) Bursting with his best footage, this intriguing Look episode celebrates the outstanding cinematography of early BBC wildlife cameraman Walter... | |
| S.O.S. Rhino (1961) Deep in the Madi District of Uganda, Ken Randall and his experienced team enter into a dangerous struggle, chasing down a crash of endangered... | |
| The London Scene (1961) The London Scene is an intriguing guide to the wildlife of England’s concreted metropolis. Aubrey Buxton, director of Anglia Television... | |
| The Unknown Forest (1961) The first of many bewitching portrayals of his native New Forest, naturalist and world-renowned wildlife filmmaker Eric Ashby spent over four... | |
| Zoo Quest to Madagascar (1961) In the depths of the Madagascan forest, passionate naturalist, conservationist and hugely popular wildlife presenter David Attenborough searches... | |
| The Major (1963) The first BBC Natural History Unit production to be filmed in colour, The Major is a deeply moving account of an old English oak sadly destined... | |
| Two in the Bush: First Steps in a Jungle (1963) Two in the Bush follows intrepid conservationist, wildlife lover and award-winning novelist Gerald Durrell as he embarks on an extended animal... | |
| Two in the Bush: The Animals that Vanished (1963) Charting the adventures of world-famous conservationist Gerald Durrell, The Animals That Vanished details his search for some of Australia and... | |
| Unarmed Hunters (1963) An intriguing, behind-the-scenes look at wildlife filmmaking, Unarmed Hunters covers 3 days in the life of the BBC’s Natural History Unit... | |
| Animal Magic: Programme 56 (1964) A memorable episode of the fun-filled series Animal Magic, Episode 56 features 'sacred' scarab beetles, seabird watching at Cape Clear and introduces... | |
| Animal Magic: Programme 77 (1965) Chimpanzees conducting tea parties, badgers scurrying around Glastonbury and clips from the award-winning Disney film That Darn Cat, Episode... | |
| Expeditionen ins Tierreich (1965) Expeditionen ins Tierreich (Expeditions into the Animal Kingdom) was a hugely popular, long running German natural history programme. Teaching... | |
| A Bull Called Marius (1966) From the heart of beautiful Provence, this fifty minute documentary provides a vivid glimpse into the wild, black bulls of Carmargue. Raised... | |
| Catch me a Colobus : The Beef Mine (1966) In the depths of Sierra Leone's jungle, wildlife lover, leading conservationist and award-winning author, Gerald Durrell launches a full-scale... | |
| Look: Private Life of the Kingfisher (1966) Broadcast as part of the BBC's Look strand, Private Life of the Kingfisher is a detailed, intriguing portrayal of these fast and vibrant fishers.... | |
| Walk into the Parlour: The Spiders of Britain (1966) A technically stunning account of a much maligned creature, Walk into the Parlour: The Spiders of Britain was first broadcast during National... | |
| Animal People: Gerald Durrell (1967) Familiar to millions as a maker and presenter of zoological television programmes and the author of a whole host of entertaining best-sellers,... | |
| Animal People: Peter Scott (1967) Animal People was designed to give a more personal account of several high profile wildlife presenters, exploring not only their relationships... | |
| Signals for Survival (1968) An in-depth and intriguing study of behaviour and communication in a single species, the lesser black-backed gull, Signals for Survival sheds... | |
| Wild Jamaica: Cays, crabs and cucumbers (1968) Broadcast as part of the The World About Us strand, Cays, Crabs and Cucumbers is the second of two programmes examining the rich abundance of... | |
| Wild Jamaica: Trapdoors, Tyrants and Tadpoles (1968) Delving deep into the Caribbean wildlife so often overlooked by tourists, Wild Jamaica provides an in-depth and intriguing insight into the flora... | |
| Mzima: Portrait of a Spring (1969) In this epic, hour-long special, award-winning filmmakers Alan and Joan Root explore the myriad life that flourishes in Kenya’s Mzima spring.... | |
| Wildlife Safari to Ethiopia : Across the Great Salt Desert (1970) An intriguing and entertaining travelogue, Wildlife Safari to Ethiopia: 1: Across the Great Salt Desert charts world-renowned wildlife producer... | |
| The Flight of the Snow Geese (1972) Journeying over 2,500 miles, keen ornithologists and award-winning wildlife filmmakers Des and Jen Bartlett were the first naturalists to follow... | |
| The Insect Man (1972) Profiling the life and work of the great French 19th Century entomologist Jean-Henri Fabre, The Insect Man uses an intriguing drama format with... | |
| The Wild Dogs of Africa (1973) A riveting and incredibly dramatic account of African wild dogs, world renowned wildlife cameraman, Hugo van Lawick, explores behaviour and social... | |
| Gorilla (1974) In the depths of Zaire's Kahuzi-Biega National Park, award-winning wildlife cameraman Dieter Plage explores the incredibly social world of the... | |
| The Tender Trap (1974) A curious look at the bloodier side of botany, The Tender Trap is an in-depth account of four types of carnivorous plant - the venus... | |
| The Year of the Wildebeest (1975) Successfully conveying the sheer scale and enormity of the wildebeest migration, The Year of the Wildebeest, provides a breathtakingly dramatic... | |
| Namib... Strange Creatures of the Skeleton Coast (1976) Journeying to the heart of the world's oldest desert, Strange Creatures of the Skeleton Coast provides a pioneering portrait of life in the Namib. Celebrating... | |
| The Family That Lives With Elephants (1976) Together with his wife and children, zoologist and leading conservationist Dr Iain Douglas-Hamilton spent five years in the beautiful Lake Manyara... | |
| Badger Watch (1977) A unique opportunity to observe a colony of wild badgers, Badger Watch was a week of live nightly broadcasts from a large sett in Gloucestershire.... | |
| The Year of the Deer (1977) Shown as part of the Wildlife on One strand, Year of the Deer is a sensitive and intimate portrayal of fallow deer in Hampshire's New Forest... | |
| Mysterious Castles of Clay (1978) Punctuating the skyline of the African plains with their distinctive silhouettes, giant termite mounds support an abundance of life, and not... | |
| Two in the Bush (1978) A behind-the-scenes view of an adventurous pair of wildlife filmmakers, Two in the Bush is a compilation film telling the story of award-winning... | |
| Animal Magic: Programme 407 (1979) An instant hit, Animal Magic was a fun-filled show, using an entertaining format to teach children about animals and their care. Covering infant... | |
| Life on Earth: Life in the Trees (1979) The penultimate installment of the BBC's natural history blockbuster Life on Earth, Life in the Trees offers an intriguing exploration of the... | |
| Life on Earth: The Infinite Variety (1979) The opening episode of a landmark series, The Infinite Variety was the first of thirteen installments in David Attenborough's pioneering natural... | |
| Amate: The Great Fig Tree (1980) Journeying deep into the tropical forests of Belize, this Partridge Films production delivers a technically stunning account of life both in... | |
| Animal Olympians (1980) Animal Olympians examines the extraordinary athletic prowess of the animal kingdom, comparing and contrasting the beauty, endurance and sheer... | |
| Animals in Action : Tails (1980) The first episode in Anglia's long-running children's wildife series, Animals in Action: Tails examines the variety, structure and functions... | |
| The Rotten World About Us (1980) Conducting a survey of all things rotten and rancid, this production was the dream child of renowned wildlife producer Barry Paine. Waiting over... | |
| Bellamy's Backyard Safari : Down the Garden Path (1981) In the depths of a suburban back garden, botanist, broadcaster and environmental campaigner David Bellamy explores the intriguing world lurking... | |
| Sexual Encounters of the Floral Kind (1981) The first ever Panda award winner for cinematography at Wildscreen 1982, Sexual Encounters of the Floral Kind provides a visually stunning exploration... | |
| Flight of the Condor: Ice, Wind and Fire (1982) An epic portrayal of the Andean landscape, The Flight of the Condor: Ice, Wind and Fire celebrates the sheer majesty of this massive area. Shown... | |
| Fragile Earth: Korup - An African Rainforest (1982) In the depths of Korup, Cameroon's secluded rainforest, director Phil Agland uses a range of interesting filming techniques and unusual camera... | |
| The Bat that Cracked the Frog Code (1982) In the depths of the Panamanian jungle, bat expert, leading conservationist and award-winning wildlife photographer Dr Merlin Tuttle explores... | |
| The Discovery of Animal Behaviour: Natural Mysteries (1982) A six part series from award-winning producer John Sparks, The Discovery of Animal Behaviour is an engaging account of behavioural research in... | |
| Wildlife Jubilee (1982) Broadcast in 1982, Wildlife Jubilee is a one-off special celebrating twenty five years of the BBC’s Natural History Unit (NHU). Peter Fiddick... | |
| Wildlife Talkabout: Programme 4 (1982) Celebrating twenty five years of the Natural History Unit (NHU), Wildlife Talkabout: 4 is an interesting glimpse into the world of wildlife filmmaking,... | |
| Aliens From Inner Space (1983) Exploring the multi-sensory world of the cephalopods, Aliens From Inner Space is an intriguing investigation into the communication skills of... | |
| Fragile Earth: Selve Verde - Central American Rainforest (1983) An in-depth exploration of the tropical lowlands of northeastern Costa Rica, Selve Verde - Central American Rainforest details the huge range... | |
| Fragile Earth: Siarau - The Tidal Forest (1983) Winner of the second ever Golden Panda award at Wildscreen 1984, Siarau - The Tidal Forest paints a rich and evocative picture of the... | |
| Krakatoa: The Day That Shook The World (1983) An absorbing exploration of a huge natural disaster, Krakatoa: The Day That Shook The World was first broadcast on the centenary of the island's... | |
| Nature (1983) The first episode of the long-running series Nature, ornithologist, renowned wildlife producer and co-founder of the BBC's Natural History Unit,... | |
| Secret Weapons (1983) An entertaining account of insect warfare, Secret Weapons takes a close-up look at these miniscule masters of attack and defense. Using scanning... | |
| A Question of Space (1984) An intriguing insight into the escalating issue of land management in Kenya, A Question of Space examines the methods and technology used to... | |
| The Living Planet: New Worlds (1984) New Worlds is a stark and powerful account of ongoing environmental issues, detailing the widespread damage inflicted on the planet by the human... | |
| The Living Planet: The Building of the Earth (1984) The opening episode of The Living Planet, David Attenborough's second major natural history series, The Building of the Earth is an in-depth... | |
| The Living Planet: The Making of the Living Planet (1984) An interesting glimpse into the workings of wildlife filmmaking, this forty minute documentary goes behind the scenes of the second award-winning... | |
| Kingdom of the Ice Bear: The Frozen Ocean (1985) First in a three part series examining Arctic ecology, The Frozen Ocean focuses on the spring to summer months, providing an intimate portrayal... | |
| World Wise : A Thousand Million Million Ants (1985) Journeying throughout Australia, Costa Rica and the UK, this hour long show, produced by the renowned Oxford Scientific Films, examines the lifestyles... | |
| Patterns of Life: The Birth of the Bees (1986) An intriguing and in-depth exploration into the origin of bees, this hour long special follows their interesting ancestry, examining the bee... | |
| The Living Isles: After the Ice (1986) Investigating present day parallels with the ice age, After the Ice is the first of a ten part series celebrating the diverse landscapes and... | |
| The Really Wild Show: Programme 1 (1986) This award-winning children's TV series is widely acclaimed for its friendly, entertaining style and its educational, scientifically accurate... | |
| TV50: Television and Natural History (1986) Tracing the development of wildlife films on television, renowned zoologist Desmond Morris presents the programmes and personalities that have... | |
| In-Flight Movie (1987) A pioneering piece of wildlife filmmaking, In-Flight Movie provides a truly insightful investigation into the extraordinary world of ornithological... | |
| Meerkats United (1987) A highly entertaining production, Meerkats United journeys deep into the Kalahari desert to explore the social life of the meerkat. Voted... | |
| Okavango: Jewel of the Kalahari: Search for the Jewel (1987) The first installment of the epic series Okavango:Jewel of the Kalahari, Search for the Jewel is an intriguing and visually stunning portrayal... | |
| Reefwatch (1988) From the depths of the Red Sea, co-founder of the BBC Natural History Unit, Tony Soper, and wildlife film producer, Dr Martha Holmes, present... | |
| Supersense: Sixth Sense (1988) The first of six episodes in the Supersense series, Sixth Sense journeys through the world's open plains, grasslands, ponds, rivers and oceans,... | |
| Fragile Earth: Enemies of the Oak (1989) Examining the delicate ecological balance this large deciduous tree generates, Enemies of the Oak is an intriguing portrayal of a year in the... | |
| Gorillas in the Midst of Man (1989) Written and produced by award-winning wildlife photographer Adrian Warren, Gorillas in the Midst of Man outlines the life of the mountain gorilla.... | |
| Here be Dragons (1989) An extraordinary glimpse into the world of these highly evolved reptilian predators, Here be Dragons is a celebration of the Nile crocodile,... | |
| Seasons of the Sea (1990) The first major film from world-renowned zoologist and marine photographer Howard Hall, Seasons of the Sea explores the complex ecology of California’s... | |
| The Elephants of Tsavo: Love & Betrayal (1990) A deeply moving, highly personal account of the plight of elephants in Kenya’s Tsavo National Park from the 1950s to 1990. A former park... | |
| The Trials of Life: Arriving (1990) The opening episode of David Attenborough's third major Life series, this film is the first of twelve episodes detailing the mammoth journey... | |
| The Trials of Life: Hunting and Escaping (1990) The fourth episode in David Attenborough's major animal behaviour series, The Trials of Life: Hunting and Escaping is an emotive and realistic... | |
| Year of the Flame Bird (1990) A hugely acclaimed production from the renowned naturalist and wildlife filmmaker Dr Tim Liversedge, the Year of the Flame Bird explores the... | |
| The Secret World of Bats (1991) An hour long film, The Secret World of Bats follows ecologist, leading conservationist and award-winning wildlife photographer Dr Merlin Tuttle... | |
| Realms of the Russian Bear: Born of Fire (1992) Deep in the Russian Far East, natural history professor, conservationist and world-renowned biogeographer Nikolai Drozdov explores the myriad... | |
| Realms of the Russian Bear: Green Jewel of the Caspian (1992) The first episode of a six part series examining the wildlife, and the unique terrain it inhabits, in the former Soviet Union. Presented by enthusiastic... | |
| Sharks: On Their Best Behaviour (1992) A fascinating insight into these long fabled fish, Sharks: On Their Best Behaviour celebrates the diversity and intriguing behaviour of these... | |
| Too Close For Comfort? (1992) In the depths of the African Tai forest, David Attenborough offers a fascinating glimpse into the world of the chimpanzees, exploring the uncanny... | |
| Cheetahs and Cubs in a Land of Lions (1993) An atmospheric and perceptive portrayal of the Earth’s fastest land mammal, world-renowned wildlife cameraman Hugo van Lawick focuses on... | |
| Echo of the Elephants (1993) On the savanna plains, elephant expert, leading conservationist and world-renowned research zoologist Cynthia Moss explores the close-knit and... | |
| Life in the Freezer: The Big Freeze (1993) The Big Freeze is an intriguing account of Antarctica’s brutal, unforgiving winter. With only a handful of creatures choosing to tough... | |
| Life in the Freezer: The Bountiful Sea (1993) In the depths of the Antarctic, naturalist, leading conservationist and world-famous wildlife presenter David Attenborough introduces this award-winning... | |
| Shadows in a Desert Sea (1993) An extraordinary glimpse into a vast and complex underwater community, this multi award-winning production takes a look at the Sea of Cortez... | |
| The Savage Paradise : Cheetahs – The Blood Brothers (1993) A charismatic and incredibly dramatic account of the lifestyles and interrelationships of different cheetah groups on Africa's Serengeti plains,... | |
| The Savage Paradise : Wild Dogs - A Tale of Two Sisters (1993) A graceful and perceptive portrayal of African wild dogs, world renowned cameraman Hugo van Lawick focuses on the relationship between two sisters,... | |
| Crocodile River: The Tides of Kirawira (1994) Winner of two Panda awards at Wildscreen 1994, Crocodile River: The Tides of Kirawira is an absorbing exploration of the seasonal pools that... | |
| Firebird (1994) An atmospheric account of the lesser flamingo, Firebird explores the incredible adaptations these resilient birds possess in the hostile environment... | |
| Il Danse Pour Ses Cormorans (1994) Winner of two Panda awards at Wildscreen 1994, Il Danse Pour Ses Cormorans (He Dances For His Cormorants) is an atmospheric account of China’s... | |
| Islands in the African Sky (1994) An atmospheric and evocative portrayal of the wildlife in East Africa's rugged mountain ranges, Islands in the African Sky was widely acclaimed... | |
| Malice in Wonderland: A Coral Reef Drama (1994) Malice in Wonderland: A Coral Reef Drama is an intriguing account of the Red Sea’s underwater ‘cities’, delving under their... | |
| Mountains of the Snow Leopard (1994) Deep in the Mongolian mountains, mammalogist, passionate conservationist and leading field biologist Dr George Schaller explores the habitat... | |
| Orang-utans – Out on a Limb (1994) An engaging and fascinating insight into the behaviour and social psychology of these highly intelligent primates, Orang-utans – Out on... | |
| Tiger Crisis (1994) A hard-hitting and in-depth investigation into the illegal tiger trade, Tiger Crisis brought the sheer scale of the poaching industry to international... | |
| Vampires, Devilbirds and Spirits: Tales of the Calypso Isles (1994) A celebration of Caribbean wildlife, Vampires, Devilbirds and Spirits: Tales of the Calypso Isles takes an entertaining look at the myths and... | |
| A Little Fish In Deep Water (1995) Golden Panda Award winner at Wildscreen 1996, A Little Fish In Deep Water is a pioneering portrayal of life in one of the world’s largest... | |
| The Private Life of Plants: Growing (1995) Private Life of Plants: Growing is an intriguing insight into how plants gather their sustenance, time-lapse photography revealing the fight... | |
| The Private Life of Plants: Travelling (1995) Bringing to life an extraordinary world few have ever considered, The Private Life of Plants uses impressive time-lapse photography to explore... | |
| Ytene: England's Ancient Forest (1995) An intriguing exploration of the changing landscape of England’s New Forest, this fifty minute production delves into the history and varied... | |
| Alien Empire: Hardware (1996) The first of six episodes in the Alien Empire series, Hardware explores the intricate micro-architecture of insects. Examining the 'design' of... | |
| Attenborough in Paradise (1996) In the remotest parts of New Guinea, naturalist, leading conservationist and world-famous wildlife presenter David Attenborough explores a spectacular... | |
| Big Cat Diary: Episode 1 (1996) In the heart of Kenya's Masai Mara National Park, wildlife filmmakers Simon King and Jonathon Scott explore the daily lives of the region's big... | |
| Echo of the Elephants: The Next Generation (1996) A deeply moving account of elephant family life, The Next Generation is the sequel to the BBC Natural History Unit's award-winning Echo of the... | |
| Fifi's Boys - A Story of Wild Chimpanzees (1996) Returning to Tanzania's Gombe National Park in 1996, animal researcher, conservationist and award-winning ethologist Dr Jane Goodall explores... | |
| Incredible Suckers (1996) In the depths of the world’s oceans, biologist and award-winning wildlife photographer Mike deGruy explores the multi-sensory world of... | |
| Mara Nights (1996) The first ever production to record animal behaviour at night without the use of lights, Mara Nights is an intriguing insight into a whole host... | |
| Mountain Gorilla: A Shattered Kingdom (1996) On the forested volcanic slopes of Zaire’s Virunga National Park, award-winning wildlife photographer Bruce Davidson explores the fascinating... | |
| The Restless Year (1996) Using the revolutionary time-lapse photography developed for The Private Life of Plants, The Restless Year shows a beautiful portrait... | |
| A Lemur's Tale (1997) A touching and intimate portrayal of the ring-tailed lemur, award-winning wildlife filmmaker Adrian Warren spent five months in Madagascar's... | |
| At the Edge of the Sea (1997) An absorbing exploration of coastal British Columbia, At the Edge of the Sea provides an insight into the diverse life that thrives within the... | |
| Pygmy Chimpanzee: The Last Great Ape (1997) The first ever film to be devoted entirely to these highly intelligent primates, Pygmy Chimpanzee: The Last Great Ape is an intriguing exploration... | |
| The Wildlife Specials: Crocodile: The Smiling Predator (1997) Crocodile: The Smiling Predator is a fascinating celebration of these powerful and formidable predators, using underwater and infra-red photography... | |
| The Wildlife Specials: Polar bear: The Arctic Warrior (1997) Part of a series of one-off BBC wildlife specials to mark forty years of the BBC Natural History Unit, Polar bear: The Arctic Warrior is a fascinating... | |
| The Otters of Yellowstone (1998) An absorbing exploration of these charismatic carnivores, The Otters of Yellowstone follows a year of their intrepid lives in the lakes and pools... | |
| The Ten Deadliest Snakes in the World with Steve Irwin (1998) Journeying through the most remote parts of Australia, naturalist, conservationist and world-famous television personality Steve Irwin comes... | |
| The River Wolves: Giant Otters of Peru (1999) Deep in the Amazon, The River Wolves: Giant Otters of Peru provides an absorbing exploration of the oldest, largest and most aquatic member... | |