Wild China

Wild China is another stunning BBC nature program. In this six-part series, the BBC crew is allowed unparalleled access to the wilds of China, capturing its wildlife and dramatic landscapes with high-definition cameras and cutting-edge visual technology. Each episode covers a different part of the diverse country. Viewers are taken to the rice paddies carved from the hills of Southern China and up to the Tibetan plateau and glaciers of the Himalayas. Wildlife havens are explored in rivers and mountains. We meet the highest-living primates in the world, dwarf alligators, wild yaks, red-crowned cranes, and of course, the giant panda. This series covers the breadth of China's diverse ecosystems, including rich forests and desert dunes once traversed by traders of the Silk Road. With a context of biological conservation, this richly filmed nature series explores awe-inspiring Asian landscapes with an awareness of current and future pressures being put upon these natural systems. MORE