Diver-tuned-conservationist Nayantara Jain on restoring coral reefs, swimming with sharks and Blue Planet Revisited

Marine biologist Nayantara Jain talks about coastal rescue centres, restoring coral reefs and how nature shows help dispel fear of the unknown blue.

30 years of Hubble: The world’s most famous telescope takes centre stage in Sony BBC Earth’s new show

Executive producer Steve Crabtree and Bethany Downer of the European Space Agency talk about the legacy of the Hubble and its inevitable future

Gavin Boyland's Primates reveals all you need to know about the monkey family

Gavin Boyland’s latest show, Primates reveal the strategies monkeys use to survive in the most unexpected places

Deadly 60: Steve Backshall on tracking the world's most fearsome creatures

Offering some stunning footage and fun facts, Deadly 60 lets you get up-close-and-personal with some of the world’s most fearsome creatures as Steve Backshall travel around the world to find them.

Animal Impossible: Tim Warwood and Adam Gendle's quest to find answers to nature's burning questions 

Presenters of Animal Impossible, Tim Warwood and Adam Gendle talk about the daring quest they take to find answers to some of nature’s most burning questions

Spy cameras disguised as animals once again infiltrate the wild in Season 2 of BBC Earth's Spy in the Wild

We got chatting with series producers Philip Dalton and Matthew Gordon about the series, their favourite revelations during the season and what it takes to be part of a herd.

World on Fire: Blake Harrison on the series that delves into lives of everyday people on the European war front 

We caught up with the actor — who shared with us some insightful experiences from the sets, what he best loves about his character and stories of the war that he grew up on.

Must watch: Sony BBC Earth's new documentary Coronavirus: How To Isolate Yourself and other COVID-19 films

From a documentary about Wuhan to a film on how to deal with the unexpected crisis and uncertainty, watch these films this week

‘We’re just two degrees away from a climate catastrophe’: Andrew Cohen on Climate Change, The Facts

Have you ever wondered, could mankind go extinct in our lifetime, or perhaps, in this millennium? 

Mind the baby! A must-watch family show on animal offspring faced by global climate change 

The lives of animal babies are no doubt cute and adorable, but in the era of global climate change, they face challenges like never before — here’s a must-watch show for the entire family.

Soumik Datta’s travelogue, Rhythms of India, traces the country’s musical landscape from TM Krishna to DIVINE

The TV show premieres on Indian television this week

Wildlife special: Serenading the Sumatran Rhino and finding the real Abominable Snowman

You can talk about wildlife for hours with Emma Napper, the BBC Earth producer of shows such as Planet Earth II and the epic, Seven Worlds, One Planet.

Listen to Snoop Dogg's cover of Peaky Blinders theme song Red Right Hand

Exclusive! Change of seasons at the Serengeti: Behind the cameras with John Downer

John Downer, Executive Producer of the sprawling new Sony BBC Earth mega-series Serengeti tells us how the behaviour of animals and the heart of what they do has so many parallels to human lives.

An eye for the tiger: A wildlife photographer gets us behind the cameras

We catch up with the production consultant of the tiger episode on the BBC Earth show, Dynasties.