How do humans live in harmony with the titanic power of volcanism? A powerful documentary exploring New Zealand’s volcanic landscape, examining Mount Taranaki’s past collapses and looming threat, the 1886 eruption of Mount Tarawera that buried the famed Pink and White Terraces, and how geothermal...

We travel back in time to before Zealandia drifted away from Gondwana and learn what New Zealand looked like when massive volcanic eruptions were occurring. We discover what caused these events and how they influenced the formation of New Zealand as it is today

In this immersive safari adventure, John and James, two seasoned guides in Botswana, invite viewers to walk alongside them through the Okavango Delta. From close encounters with elephants to following hyena tracks that lead to a fallen giant, they reveal the beauty, danger and fragile balance of ...

In this second safari journey, John and James return to the Botswana wilderness to scout new routes and share the magic of exploration. From birdwatching by the water’s edge to tracking injured zebras and witnessing the survival instincts of the herd, every moment reveals the resilience of nature...

In this third adventure, John and James welcome guests to their mobile safari camp in Botswana’s Okavango Delta. From setting up camp and showcasing bush comforts, freshly baked bread, en-suite tents, and fine dining, to exploring lagoons alive with hippos, the duo blend wilderness with hospitali...

In this fourth safari chapter, John and James journey into Khwai, one of Botswana’s most scenic wildlife areas. Starting with tranquil moments at a hippo pool, they capture striking images and reflect on the surprising link between hippos and whales. Their adventure intensifies as they stalk a bu...

In this fifth safari journey, John and James take to the Okavango Delta in mokoros, the traditional dugout canoes, exploring its lilies, edible plants, and hidden waterways. Along the way, they share bush remedies, avoid hippos and crocodiles, and marvel at elephants cooling off in the river. A v...

Filmed in the disappearing low land rain-forests in Borneo, we see the effect on local wildlife including the endangered Orangutans that populate it.

The people of China's Loess Plateau were some of the earliest adopters of settled agriculture, approximately 10,000 years ago. They worked hard and over time built the most accomplished civilisations that the world has ever seen. Their history illustrates the impacts the humans have had on the ea...

Can an ambitious conservation plan save the underdeveloped Eastern Mongolian Steppe's, the last bio-region of its type, from development ruin? Filmmaker John D. Liu travels to Mongolia to find out .