BBC Earth

The team explores surprising stories on both sides of the shallow, narrow and busy seaway, the English Channel. Nick Crane is on the Channel's French coast to experience the secret life of Mont St Michel

Gregg Wallace is in Italy, hitching a lift on a train carrying over a thousand tonnes of wheat to the largest dried pasta factory in the world. It produces 60 per cent of all pasta made in Italy and supplies 3000 tonnes to the UK each year

An in-depth look at the increase in major weather events, and their consequences and with a panel of experts, scientists and meteorologists. Find out why some weather events are difficult to predict

To prepare for a dark and cold winter, Alaskans must harvest necessary resources in unfamiliar territories

Ben journeys to the Ozark National Forest, to live with master craftsman Robert, learning why this 70-year-old former medical student ditched his education for America's counterculture 20 years ago, bought 200 acres of land deep in the woods, and raised a family of six children

Michael Mosley tests if trees could be the answer to air pollution, Gabriel Weston is tracking down a novel cure to Migraines that has been found in a beauty clinic and Saleyha Ahsan is on a mission to teach us all how to revive a drowning casualty

An in-depth look at the increase in major weather events, and their consequences and with a panel of experts, scientists and meteorologists. Find out why some weather events are difficult to predict

Tourists in Thailand are totally unprepared when a tsunami crashes into 14 countries in the Indian Ocean, killing 250,000 people on Boxing Day 2004

Britain's last great wilderness, the stunning Cape Wrath, is the stomping ground for Nick Crane who must make his own path to his favourite beach, an isolated sandy treasure on which few have set foot

Ben journeys to the Ozark National Forest, to live with master craftsman Robert, learning why this 70-year-old former medical student ditched his education for America's counterculture 20 years ago, bought 200 acres of land deep in the woods, and raised a family of six children

To prepare for a dark and cold winter, Alaskans must harvest necessary resources in unfamiliar territories

Tourists in Thailand are totally unprepared when a tsunami crashes into 14 countries in the Indian Ocean, killing 250,000 people on Boxing Day 2004

Gregg Wallace is in Italy, hitching a lift on a train carrying over a thousand tonnes of wheat to the largest dried pasta factory in the world. It produces 60 per cent of all pasta made in Italy and supplies 3000 tonnes to the UK each year

Michael Mosley tests if trees could be the answer to air pollution, Gabriel Weston is tracking down a novel cure to Migraines that has been found in a beauty clinic and Saleyha Ahsan is on a mission to teach us all how to revive a drowning casualty

Britain's last great wilderness, the stunning Cape Wrath, is the stomping ground for Nick Crane who must make his own path to his favourite beach, an isolated sandy treasure on which few have set foot

Ben journeys to the Ozark National Forest, to live with master craftsman Robert, learning why this 70-year-old former medical student ditched his education for America's counterculture 20 years ago, bought 200 acres of land deep in the woods, and raised a family of six children

To prepare for a dark and cold winter, Alaskans must harvest necessary resources in unfamiliar territories

Michael Mosley tests if trees could be the answer to air pollution, Gabriel Weston is tracking down a novel cure to Migraines that has been found in a beauty clinic and Saleyha Ahsan is on a mission to teach us all how to revive a drowning casualty

An in-depth look at the increase in major weather events, and their consequences and with a panel of experts, scientists and meteorologists. Find out why some weather events are difficult to predict

As the thaw draws to a close, Alaskans battle the clock to maximise their final days of sunlight in the Arctic

The El Chepe follows miles of spectacular scenery as it winds its way through the Copper Canyon

A 600-mile journey through Finland from Helsinki to Lapland and the Northern Lights

The team continue to investigate marine life. We also go to Atlantis, a deep sea research vessel, as it launches a sub that will help assess the health of the deep ocean

Tourists in Thailand are totally unprepared when a tsunami crashes into 14 countries in the Indian Ocean, killing 250,000 people on Boxing Day 2004

Britain's last great wilderness, the stunning Cape Wrath, is the stomping ground for Nick Crane who must make his own path to his favourite beach, an isolated sandy treasure on which few have set foot

Ben journeys to the Ozark National Forest, to live with master craftsman Robert, learning why this 70-year-old former medical student ditched his education for America's counterculture 20 years ago, bought 200 acres of land deep in the woods, and raised a family of six children

Michael Mosley tests if trees could be the answer to air pollution, Gabriel Weston is tracking down a novel cure to Migraines that has been found in a beauty clinic and Saleyha Ahsan is on a mission to teach us all how to revive a drowning casualty

To prepare for a dark and cold winter, Alaskans must harvest necessary resources in unfamiliar territories

The El Chepe follows miles of spectacular scenery as it winds its way through the Copper Canyon