In Kalangala, Uganda, John Muniishya woke up one day to find bulldozers clearing his land to plant oil palms. John and his community have preserved their forests and lands for generations. Now their way of life is at risk. Help

Adams Travels across the simmering heat of the Sahara with a Tuareg caravan, haggles for a pillar of salt and skies down the biggest sand dune in the world. This is the Land of Fear.

  Bitonga Divers Executive Director, Carlos Macuacua, guides Anthony Bourdain through Northern Moçambique. Tony provides a history lesson and makes great observations about what makes Moçambican people unique. The oceans of this mysterious nation are home to an abundance of

Situated on the most northwest tip of Africa, Morocco is a tantalising country steeped in mystique and culture. It offers extraordinarily diverse cultures and activities, from beautiful trekking in the stunning High Atlas mountains and witnessing real mountain life with the friendly Berbers tribes,

In this episode Bruce Parry goes to live with the Suri tribe of southwest Ethiopia and takes part in the fierce stick fights that are at the heart of Suri culture. These fights, called donga, have traditionally been used to settle scores between villages, and to keep order. But the system is increasingly threatened by the invasion of guns. No longer are the elders looked to for permission that a donga can take place — with a bullet, retribution can be swift, and fatal.

A film about the amazing stores of ancient literature to be found in and around Timbuktu.

Madagascar, the world’s oldest island, broke off from Africa and India and has been on its own for more than 70 million years. In splendid isolation, it has evolved its very own wildlife – more than 80 per cent of it is found nowhere else. And that wildlife is quite extraordinary. In this episode, we reveal the island’s most bizarre and dramatic places, and the unique wildlife that has made its home in each, thanks to the geology and isolation of this Alice-in-Wonderland world.

Ongota is a story of a one man’s mission to save a dying language. Italian linguist, Graziano Savà, travels to a remote corner of Ethiopia to live and work with the twelve last remaining speakers of the Ongota language. When they die, the language dies. Graziano’s solution to save Ongota from extinction is to transform it from an oral to a written language. It’s a struggle against time.

In the village of Farar, in the heart of Senegal, over 875 share only two water spigots. From these spigots, the women of the village each carry buckets of water, weighing up to 50 pounds, anywhere from a couple hundred

Thirty Thousand is a epic surf film made about two brothers who go on a massive surfing odyssey from Casablanca to Cape town. This film fully captures the spirit and adventure of down to earth surf travel. No expensive boat