The World About Us

Season 13

A series of films from all over the world about our astonishing planet and the creatures that live on it. Combining natural history with an element of adventure, the series featured well-known naturalists such as Jane Goodall and Gerald Durrell, and the oceanographer Jacques Cousteau. Succeeded by The Natural World.

Where to Watch The World About Us • Season 13

21 Episodes

  • The Wildlife Moving Picture Show
    E1
    The Wildlife Moving Picture Show
  • The Curious Cat
    E2
    The Curious Cat
  • Kathmandu: A Threatened Beauty
    E3
    Kathmandu: A Threatened Beauty
  • The Invaders
    E4
    The Invaders
  • Roads to El Dorado: A Journey with Reyner Banham
    E5
    Roads to El Dorado: A Journey with Reyner Banham
  • Butterflies
    E6
    Butterflies
  • The Buddha's Kingdom
    E7
    The Buddha's Kingdom
  • Down on the Factory Farm: A Special Report
    E8
    Down on the Factory Farm: A Special Report
  • Journey to the Fourth World
    E9
    Journey to the Fourth World
  • Ring of Bright Water and Beyond Gavin Maxwell 1914-1969
    E10
    Ring of Bright Water and Beyond Gavin Maxwell 1914-1969
  • Bali and the Flames of Death
    E11
    Bali and the Flames of Death
  • Highland Story
    E12
    Highland Story
  • Etosha: The Place of Dry Water
    E13
    Etosha: The Place of Dry Water
  • Horses Without Men
    E14
    Horses Without Men
  • The Last Great Race on Earth
    E15
    The Last Great Race on Earth
  • Lawrence of Arabia Didn't Come Down This Far
    E16
    Lawrence of Arabia Didn't Come Down This Far
  • The Secrets of an Alien World
    E17
    The Secrets of an Alien World
  • Return to the Marshes
    E18
    Return to the Marshes
  • Zulu Wilderness: Black Umfolozi Rediscovered
    E19
    Zulu Wilderness: Black Umfolozi Rediscovered
  • The Last Chance Wagon Train
    E20
    The Last Chance Wagon Train
  • Dwarka London: An Arabian Voyage
    E21
    Dwarka London: An Arabian VoyageAsk where the last British passenger ship on a year-round scheduled service survives and people even in shipping circles would be hard put to find a reply. The answer, surprisingly, is in the Arabian Gulf. The ship is the Dwarka; for 32 years she has been sailing one of the oldest and most romantic shipping routes in the world. The Dwarka is a last survivor, an Imperial echo of the great network of routes established throughout the East in the days of the British Raj. Today, on the southbound voyage, she carries 1,000 passengers - all hoping to find their fortunes in the oil-rich Arabian Gulf.

 

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