Factual: Science & Nature: - All Programmes
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Attenborough's Ark
David Attenborough picks ten animals that he would most like to save from extinction.
BBC Two
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Project Nim
Documentary about Nim Chimpsky, the chimp who became the focus of a landmark experiment.
BBC Two
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Sandy: Anatomy of a Superstorm
A minute-by-minute forensic analysis of the devastation wreaked by superstorm Sandy.
BBC Two
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Miniature Britain
George McGavin shows us the extraordinary little things that are vital to our land.
BBC One
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Kilimanjaro
An dùbhlan a chuir Cailean Seòras Moireasdan roimhe fhèin airson 2012.
BBC Radio nan Gàidheal
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Wild Weather in 2012: East
Julie Reinger looks back on a year of extreme weather in the East.
BBC One
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Wild Weather in 2012: East Midlands
Kaye Forster reviews the extremes of weather in the region this year.
BBC One
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Wild Weather in 2012: Yorkshire & Lincolnshire
Paul Hudson reviews a year of record-breaking weather across the region.
BBC One
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Wild Weather in 2012: London
Carol Kirkwood reviews a year of record-breaking weather across the capital.
BBC One
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Wild Weather in 2012: North East and Cumbria
John Hammond looks back on a year of extreme weather.
BBC One
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Wild Weather in 2012: North West
BBC Weather Presenter Dianne Oxberry looks back at a dramatic year.
BBC One
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Wild Weather in 2012: South and South East
Miranda Krestovnikoff looks back at a year that went from drought to deluge.
BBC One
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Wild Weather in 2012: South West
David Braine looks back on a year of extreme weather in the South West.
BBC One
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Wild Weather in 2012: West
Weatherman Ian Fergusson reviews a year of record-breaking weather across the region.
BBC One
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Wild Weather in 2012: Midlands
Shefali Oza examines why this year's extreme weather caused such destruction and mayhem.
BBC One
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Terry Pratchett: Facing Extinction
Author Sir Terry Pratchett finds out what the future holds for orangutans.
BBC Two
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The Botanical Vicar
Lemn Sissay celebrates Vicar Shaw, a botanist who found exotic plants on tips and dumps.
BBC Radio 4 Extra
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Johnny Kingdom and the Bears of Alaska
Johnny Kingdom visits Kodiak Island to get footage of brown bears fishing for salmon.
BBC Four
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The Incredible Story of the Monarch Butterfly: Four Wings and a Prayer
Documentary about the migration of the Monarch butterfly from Canada to Mexico.
BBC Four
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Edwardian Insects on Film
The story of Edwardian naturalist and pioneering filmmaker Percy Smith.
BBC Four
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The Secret Life of Rockpools
Professor Richard Fortey embarks on a quest to discover the lives of rock pool creatures.
BBC Four
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Season Thickets
Wild in the country? Doddsy, Annie and Spency go from pitch-side to countryside.
BBC Radio Scotland
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Could We Survive a Mega-Tsunami?
Leading scientists assess the imagined scenario of the biggest wave ever seen.
BBC Two
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The Secret Life of the Sun
How changes in the sun's behaviour may have powerful effects on our climate.
BBC Two
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Animal Magic - 100 Years of Edinburgh Zoo
Documentary on the people and the animals that made Edinburgh Zoo what it is today.
BBC One Scotland
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Refugees of the Lost Rainforest
John Nettles follows people trying to save endangered orangutans on Jersey and Sumatra.
BBC One
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Kamchatka gu Alaska
Turas-cuain eadar Kamchatka, an iar-thuath Ruisia, tarsainn a' Chuain Shèimh, gu Alaska.
BBC Radio nan Gàidheal
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Super Giant Animals
Steve Backshall meets super giant animals across the world and finds out what they can do.
BBC One
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The Art of Fly Fishing: Kiss the Water
Documentary about Megan Boyd, legendary creator of elaborate fishing flies.
BBC Two Scotland
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The Call of the Isles
Fyfe Robertson travels to some of Scotland's islands, including Mull, Staffa and Barra.
BBC ALBA
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On the Tracks of the Wild Otter
A fascinating insight into the life of the wild otter in Shetland.
BBC ALBA
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One Wild Winter: Surviving Avalanches
The results of the harsh weather during the winter of 2012 in the Scottish mountains.
BBC One Scotland
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Starry Starry Night
Anne-Marie McAleese joins experts and amateurs to look to the stars for inspiration.
BBC Radio Ulster
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Icebound: The Greatest Dog Story Ever Told
How a team of men and dogs relayed an antitoxin across 674 miles of Alaskan wilderness.
BBC Four
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Easter Island: Mysteries of a Lost World
Jago Cooper uses scientific and archaeological evidence to examine Easter Island's demise.
BBC Four
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John Arlott - My Kind of Country
Legendary cricket commentator John Arlott waxes lyrical about Hampshire.
BBC Radio 4 Extra
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Animals Through the Night: Sleepover at the Zoo
A team of experts stays up all night to track the sleep patterns of a host of animals.
BBC Four
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The Storms That Shook the South West
Sam Smith meets the people whose lives and livelihoods were affected by the storms.
BBC One
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Dawn Chorus Live
Anne Marie McAleese and Dot Blakely listen as the wild birds greet the new day.
BBC Radio Ulster
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The Magic of Mushrooms
Mushroom enthusiast Richard Fortey explores the strange and surprising science of fungi.
BBC Four
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24 Hours on Earth
How the position of the sun in the sky affects the behaviour of animals and plants.
BBC One
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The Bat Man of Mexico
The story of Rodrigo Medellin, who has dedicated his life to saving bats.
BBC Two
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The Girl Who Talked to Dolphins
The story of a 1960s experiment that tried to teach a dolphin to speak English.
BBC Four
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Cold Water California
How surfing is shaping Ireland's coastal communities, north and south of the border.
BBC Radio 4 Extra
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Seillein
Gilleasbuig MacFhearghais a' tadhal air sgeap Sheonachain MhicLeòid san Àth Leathann.
BBC Radio nan Gàidheal
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The Village That's Falling into the Sea
The villagers of Hemsby in Norfolk try to stop their homes falling into the sea.
BBC One
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Our Planet from the Air: Home
Using stunning aerial footage, this film reveals the beauty and fragility of our planet.
BBC Four