The Florida panther is one of America’s rarest animals; discover it’s daily routine from birth to adulthood, and learn how it presents a big conservation challenge to environmental officials in the United States.

Fishermen hate them. Biologists protect them. The cormorant is a tough, resilient and controversial bird. Travel through Britain and across Europe with them and see how their ability to disperse, adapt and compete has caused the cormorant to become one of the biggest issues in conservation today.

Examine the fascinating Crown Cranes existing in Kenya and discover the locals' efforts to save them.

Discover how one of the most dramatic hunters in the forests of Kenya is in need of aid to help it survive the threats to its home.

Discuss the little known mountain tapir in Ecuador and examine the efforts to study them.

Take a look at the fascinating array of marine life in the waters around Hong Kong through the eyes of a trigger fish.

In the small West African country of The Gambia, a group of hippos leads a changing existence in the river and on the land. The fascinating wildlife, the colourful people and the increasing number of tourists are all linked in this fascinating country and are dependent on each other for survival.

Meet the African elephants of Marsabit National Reserve in Kenya, and learn about the problems facing the area as an expanding community moves closer to the designated reserve, and the elephants damage crops and compete with domestic livestock for water.

This beautiful endangered little prairie fox – the swift fox – is the subject of an encouraging rescue attempt by a remarkable Englishwoman. The town where the fox is eventually released is a prairie dog town. The story (partly seen through the fox’s eyes) is set in the glorious open countryside on the Canada/USA border and reveals the problems posed for wildlife by cattle and crop farming.

Explore how Britain's rare otters are surviving after the disastrous 1993 oil spill off the Shetland Islands.

This film explores the conflict between the consumption of natural resources and the conservation of wildlife, explaining the situation with Stone Container Corporation and its plans for development in Costa Rica.

The brown pelican, recently an endangered species in the USA, also lives in Costa Rica, Central America. It’s now back from the brink of extinction, and we follow one bird the whole length of the Pacific Coast and get a bird’s eye view of the beautiful but changing edge of Costa Rica.

Enter the secret world of the killer whale. Experience the daily life of these fascinating predators by following around one whale in particular, “Willy.”