The Kimberley: Australia's Wild West
The Kimberley spans over 400,000 sq. km of wilderness, its harsh terrain hiding remarkable biodiversity. This series showcases the lives of its animals and of the people working to protect them.
Director: Nick Robinson
River of Life
It's the end of the Kimberley's hot season. As Wilakarra, the rainy season, returns and revives the Martuwarra/Fitzroy River, Nyikina man and actor Mark Coles Smith goes to explore its…
Tidal Territory
In the season of Koolawa, thousands of migratory birds fatten up on the world's richest intertidal mudflats. And the cool dry season of Barrkana brings humpback whales to near-pristine coastal…
Into the Fire
The cool season ends, and savanna gliders explore the canopies of the savanna. The growing heat of Wilbooroo dries the wetlands, and forces crocs into overcrowded rivers, sparking territorial fights.
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