From Argentina to South Africa, daring men and women have decided to take up a bold challenge: to restore environments that were thought to be irredeemably lost.

Nestled on the edge of the world, New Zealand is home to a rich but fragile biodiversity. Aware of this reality, New Zealanders are committed to safeguard this natural heritage.

A team of scientists sets off on an expedition to the Mediterranean Sea to lift the veil on an enigmatic sea giant that could soon disappear…

When a pair of beavers settles on an experimental farm in the mountains of the Drôme (southern France), their presence reveals the extraordinary power of these natural engineers to restore biodiversity.

Thanks to a revolutionary underwater capsule that allows them to spend several days 20 meters deep, the Under the Pole team embarks on a new expedition to Polynesia.

One of the most vulnerable big cats on the savannah, the cheetah is now on the brink of extinction – with only 7,000 left in the wild. This documentary offers a breathtaking, year-long immersion into the life of one of them.

How do males and females interact in the savannah? A documentary miniseries that takes a closer look at the distinct temperaments and behaviors that set them apart.

A formidable journey to the Manihi atoll (French Polynesia) into the footsteps of a family behind pearl farming.

This time, the UTP team is heading for the South Pacific to explore the corals of the deep. Among the 1st to study these reefs function, they try to determine if these depths might be a climate refuge for the survival of shallow coral in the future.

Two young stonemasons embark on an extraordinary journey by bike through Georgia, known as the “pearl of the Caucasus” and cradle of the age-old relationship between man and stone.

How has the catfish progressively colonized all rivers without eliminating any other species? Shot over 3 years, thanks to state of the art digital technology, this film deciphers the secrets of these legendary fish.

The love story between chickens and men has lasted for over 10000 years. How has this humble forest animal managed to conquer all territories and become the most abundant and diversified feathered species on our planet? Enter the chickens’ world!

This blue-chip documentary captures a behavior rarely seen until now: the epic battle between the lionesses and the local giraffe population in Tanzania.

10 years after the Charlie hebdo and November 13 terrorist attacks in France, we revisit the shocking events that marked the country forever.

Who would suspect that the cuddly Alpine marmot is, in truth, a fierce warrior? A journey deep into the heart of the Alps, where generations of marmots have waged a relentless and merciless clan war!

Kenya, 2040: the last giraffe just died. Travel through time and follow the footsteps of Twiga, one of the last baby giraffes.

Lice, bedbugs, fleas, mites, mosquitoes, ticks, crab lice... For a while, we thought we'd gotten rid of them, but they're back – and spreading fast. What's driving the unexpected return of these bloodsuckers?

This film revisits the biodiversity of ancient times to explain how it managed to survive the five most powerful extinction events in Earth’s history.