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Planet Earth – the journey continues

Experience Earth as never before with groundbreaking footage of our planet and its wildlife.

The series has now ended. Find out about Planet Earth repeats on all BBC channels at What's On.

Elsewhere on Science & Nature
		Planet Earth Explorer Take a spin around the world and dip into a selection of stunning video clips using our Flash interactive. For UK users only.

Wallpaper
Choose from a selection of images of charismatic animals and extraordinary places featured in the series to download on to your computer desktop.

Screensaver
Download a spectacular sequence of images revealing some of the amazing locations and animals from Planet Earth.

Planet Earth Under Threat
How climate change is affecting animal and plant survival. Read and contribute to the programme-makers' blog. Listen in on Mondays at 9pm, Radio 4.

Life on Air
Explore David Attenborough's extraordinary career, from his passion for fossils to his amazing contribution to natural history film-making.

On TV


		From Pole to Pole First shown March 2006 Mountains First shown March 2006 Freshwater First shown March 2006 Caves First shown March 2006 Deserts First shown April 2006 Ice Worlds First shown November 2006 Great Plains First shown November 2006 Jungles First shown November 2006 Shallow Seas First shown November 2006 Seasonal Forests First shown December 2006 Ocean Deep First shown December 2006 Planet Earth – The Future First shown November 2006

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		Planet Earth Under Threat Mondays, 9pm Radio 4

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