While 4.2 billion people live without safely-managed sanitation, scientists around the world are working to overturn these systemic inequalities, and solve this health, environmental and economic issue.

2017: In just one month, Houston, Florida, and the Caribbean were changed forever. Three monster hurricanes swept in from the Atlantic, shattering storm records. This film determines how well equipped we are to deal with similar storms in the future.

Congratulations! If you are watching this programme you must have survived the many calamities that have struck the Earth in 2015.

Hour by hour, with the help of experts, 3D modeling, and reconstructions, relive the key events of the storming of the Bastille, a turning point of the French Revolution.

From the humpback whale in Alaska’s Glacier Bay to the Patagonian orcas, and Namibian hyenas, this blue-chip wildlife documentary brings us previously unseen perspectives of the genius behind these great deep-sea hunters.

This film follows the daily life of a sea bass angler fighting for sustainable, artisanal fishing while denouncing the devastating consequences of global industry.

This documentary looks back at the natural disasters that marked the year 2017.

Dive into the world of beluga whales and follow a major scientific quest that sheds new light on these fascinating marine mammals - many of which are under threat or even in danger of dying out.

Join oceanographer François Sarano to explore the depths of the oceans to meet titanic and remarkably intelligent cetaceans, from Mauritius to the Bahamas, from French Polynesia to the coast of Argentina.

In the 1st century BC, Spartacus, a fearsome gladiator, led a formidable slave revolt that challenged Rome and made him one of the greatest warlords of Antiquity.

Legendary French alpinist-turned-publisher Catherine Destivelle is passionate about mountains. She heads to the summits of Great Britain where the practice emerged in the mid-19th century. With each step of her journey and every encounter along the way, she strives to grasp how our relationship to mountains has developed.

A wildlife documentary that reveals the survival strategies developed by the animals of the Savannah. To tackle the drought and the lack of food, they have to share the same territory, on the banks of the Ruaha river.

Humanity’s history has been full of great architects. However, what is less well known is that animals are also very talented! Embark on a surprising journey along with bowerbirds, ants, beavers and chimpanzees and discover their secret skills.

She might seem fragile, yet she survived three mass extinctions! Delve into the busy life of the oldest insect living on Earth: the dragonfly. From hunting scenes to breeding sequences, passing by splendid aerial ballets, this film grasps the dragonfly’s day-to-day in fine details.

Through the words of six young women who have been subjected to domestic abuse, this film unravels the pattern of intimate partner violence in the hope of raising awareness and chaging things for the better.

Rice, wheat, beans and peanuts. Four critical seeds that have become the pillars of our global diet. How did they shape our civilizations and landscapes? And how will they adapt to climate change to keep feeding us tomorrow?

Will a mother leopard and her cubs survive the brutality of a harsh territory?

A visually striking odyssey following Raoni Metuktire, the last great Kayapo chief, on what may be his final journey - and his ultimate call to protect the living world.