Sky Nature Friday

In Costa Rica, insect numbers are in decline, so Patrick heads deep into the rainforest to find out just how far and wide this change is being felt

Series following the rescue and rehabilitation of more than 160 neglected and abused primates at the Monkey World Ape Rescue Centre in Dorset

Series following the rescue and rehabilitation of more than 160 neglected and abused primates at the Monkey World Ape Rescue Centre in Dorset

Following the work of a rescue centre founded by Hope Swinimer as it rehabilitates more than 1,000 animals every year

The heavy concentration on ecotourism in the Eastern Cape, one of the most exciting conservation success stories in Africa

Rain welcomes baby meerkats to the Kalahari. The arrival of spring in eastern Australia ignites the passions of everything from kangaroos to humpback whales

The continued story of the bears of Alaska's Katmai National Park as they bulk up for winter hibernation. BigBoi takes a road trip and QuadMon is welcomed to the feast

Patrick Aryee concludes his exploration of the feline family tree, witnessing gravity-defying acrobatics, testing a cheetah's speed and learning about the domestication of the cat

Series following the rescue and rehabilitation of more than 160 neglected and abused primates at the Monkey World Ape Rescue Centre in Dorset

Series following the rescue and rehabilitation of more than 160 neglected and abused primates at the Monkey World Ape Rescue Centre in Dorset

Following the work of a rescue centre founded by Hope Swinimer as it rehabilitates more than 1,000 animals every year

The heavy concentration on ecotourism in the Eastern Cape, one of the most exciting conservation success stories in Africa

Rain welcomes baby meerkats to the Kalahari. The arrival of spring in eastern Australia ignites the passions of everything from kangaroos to humpback whales

The natural beauty of Thailand, a place of a thousand landscapes, dominated by lush forests, rolling hills and extensive rivers systems that feed into the mighty Mekong

Patrick Aryee concludes his exploration of the feline family tree, witnessing gravity-defying acrobatics, testing a cheetah's speed and learning about the domestication of the cat

Series following the rescue and rehabilitation of more than 160 neglected and abused primates at the Monkey World Ape Rescue Centre in Dorset

Series following the rescue and rehabilitation of more than 160 neglected and abused primates at the Monkey World Ape Rescue Centre in Dorset

Rescuer Jo sets out to scoop up a pelican who's swallowed a fish hook as Sam frees a bat tangled in a fence. Vet Tim aids a surly koala with an eye infection

The interesting cases of two red-tailed hawks, who need help getting back into fighting shape. Plus, the medical team brings in a feisty, rare white squirrel

The centre's resident turkey vulture is ready for release and in search of a flock. The medical team is baffled by a toad who is mysteriously taken ill

Patrick Aryee concludes his exploration of the feline family tree, witnessing gravity-defying acrobatics, testing a cheetah's speed and learning about the domestication of the cat

The natural beauty of Thailand, a place of a thousand landscapes, dominated by lush forests, rolling hills and extensive rivers systems that feed into the mighty Mekong

A young lion who was rejected by its mother has grown to maturity, but now faces a series of fresh challenges

Observing five unique feline species as they try to make a comeback in the wild

Rescuer Jo sets out to scoop up a pelican who's swallowed a fish hook as Sam frees a bat tangled in a fence. Vet Tim aids a surly koala with an eye infection

The interesting cases of two red-tailed hawks, who need help getting back into fighting shape. Plus, the medical team brings in a feisty, rare white squirrel

The centre's resident turkey vulture is ready for release and in search of a flock. The medical team is baffled by a toad who is mysteriously taken ill

Following the work of a rescue centre founded by Hope Swinimer as it rehabilitates more than 1,000 animals every year

The heavy concentration on ecotourism in the Eastern Cape, one of the most exciting conservation success stories in Africa