Anglo Filming sent small teams of film-makers into amazing fragile ecosystems all around the world for this series about UN biospheres for National Geographic Channel and Star Alliance.

The actual filming ended up having to take place in a very tight window with Anglo Filming coordinating teams shooting in India, Tanzania and America simultaneously.

Wolves of Yellowstone 

Christopher Purcell covered the controversial re-introduction of wolves to the Yellowstone National Park.

Abrolhos Maritime Reserve, Brazil 

Director Billy Rich travelled off the coast of Brazil for Anglo Filming tracking whales and interviewing Marcia Engel from the Humpback Whale Institute.

Butterflies in Tanzania

Directed by Nicolai Amter, this film profiles the positive work of small communities in the Amani Nature Reserve at the base of the East Usambara Mountains, north-east Tanzania. 

Hagia Sophia 

The conservation and restoration of this much loved building at the heart of Istanbul directed by Christopher Purcell.

Chilika Lake, India

Director Roopinder Sood travelled to the East Coast of India in Orissa state to Chilika, India's largest brackish lake and home to one of the country's largest areas of endangered biodiversity.

Producer: Paul Darter

Creative Director: Louise Friend

Research: Frederic Martin

Editor: Simon Ruben