David Attenborough

Sir David Attenborough has had a career so prolific, presenting and narrating BBC natural history documentaries across decades, that he has undoubtedly reached legendary status. Here we take a look at some of David Attenborough's best documentaries to watch

Presented by the renowned broadcaster and conservationist Sir David Attenborough, BBC One’s Wild Isles will explore and celebrate the beautiful wildlife found in Britain and Ireland.

We speak to Wild Isles series producer Hilary Jeffkins about working on the new series on BBC One, narrated by Sir David Attenborough.

The Dynasties series returns with this special episode following the fortunes of a macaque family in the Morocco.

Bundle up warm to discover the landscapes and wildlife of Earth’s coldest regions in Frozen Planet II, narrated by Sir David Attenborough.

Executive producer Mark Brownlow chats to BBC Wildlife about the wild stars and making-of adventures of this landmark new series.

The celebrated broadcaster and conservationist has been working in the TV industry for decades, rising from his first role as a trainee producer to becoming the most famous natural history TV presenter and narrator.

Broadcasting legend David Attenborough is best known for his wildlife and natural history documentaries, but he's also made significant contributions to the world of books and literature

Beloved by millions around the world, Sir David Attenborough is an inspirational broadcaster, presenter and conservationist. He first worked as a producer in the early 1950s and began to present in 1954 on Zoo Quest. Even though he is in his 90s, he continues to present and narrate natural history documentaries, such as Frozen Planet II, The Green Planet and Dynasties II for the BBC and Prehistoric Planet for Apple TV.

The celebrated presenter has been awarded the honour for his documentaries about the natural world and campaigning on climate change.

Sir David Attenborough has over 40 species named after him, ranging from a prehistoric marine reptile to a native British flower only found in the Brecon Beacons of South Wales.

Sir David Attenborough presents this landmark documentary that brings the last day of the dinosaurs to life in unprecedented detail.

The second David Attenborough programme on dinosaurs this year will air on Apple TV+ in a one-week special event, with a new episode available to stream each day.

Four new animal mothers step into the spotlight in this series of Dynasties, which follows their struggles to adapt to changes, protect their families and continue their dynasty, narrated by Sir David Attenborough.

Helicopters, honeybees and Hawaiian plants - we talk to producer Elisabeth Oakham about the challenges of filming Human Worlds: the final part of The Green Planet.

Spines, snakes, snow and searing heat… just some of the challenges of filming in the desert, where episode producer Paul Williams encountered some of the most outlandish plants.

From the fynbos of South Africa to the snow-covered forests of Finland, episode 3 of The Green Planet focuses on seasonality. Get the behind-the-scenes story with Seasonal Worlds episode producer Rosie Thomas.

From chalk streams in Salisbury to Japan's Lake Akan, episode 2 of The Green Planet shows how plants have evolved to survive the challenges of living under water. Get the behind-the-scenes story with Water Worlds producer Peter Bassett.

Hornet attacks, drone racing and magic cameras: what was it like filming Tropical Worlds? Get the behind-the-scenes story with episode 1 producer and director Paul Williams.

Without trees and flowers, there is no life. The Green Planet, a new BBC series presented by Sir David Attenborough, takes us behind the branches and into the undergrowth.

Sir David Attenborough explores seven bird and mammal song recordings that have particular interest to him, one of which was even taken by himself.