Ellie Harrison

This ITV show presented by Ben Fogle and Ellie Harrison explores the British species of sharks and whales.

Ellie Harrison and Dean Lomax take a look at the amazing story of the many different dinosaurs that once lived in our country revealing how they hunted, what they ate and how they died from the evidence discovered from their bones.

Dallas Campbell and Ellie Harrison take part in the ultimate treasure hunt, as they travel around the world to uncover different extraordinary riches, from natural gems to precious metals.

The show brings together some of the BBC's most respected wildlife experts to highlight the plight of Britain's most at-risk animals.

In this new series, Ellie Harrison and Adam Henson explore hidden corners of the UK, hunting for secrets hidden in the landscape, inspired by suggestions from Countryfile viewers. Adam and Ellie meet people living in the countryside who have extraordinary stories and stunning sights to share, while the pair also reveal some secrets of their own.

Ever since the Discovery Channel was created in 1995, Daily Planet (2002; previously @discovery.ca), continues to be Canada's only daily science series. Daily Planet is a show about new advances in science. Every weekday, hosts Jay Ingram (1995) and Kim Jagtiani (2007) bring science current events to the airwaves with short documentaries, interviews and discussions. Among some of the common topics in Daily Planet are nature and the environment, advances in robotics, medicine, space travel and many more as the occasion warrants. The show also features theme weeks: an in-depth week-long view at several interesting domains.

This is a Sunday-morning television programme by the BBC which first aired in 1988 and reports on rural and environmental issues within the United Kingdom. It is presented primarily by John Craven, with reports from a pool of presenters. The issues which it addresses are generally those within the rural public consciousness of the UK, such as animal-culling, fox hunting, organic farming, EU agricultural policy, pollution, and open access land, and as such the nature of the programme is often highly political, sometimes airing debates between pressure groups. In recent years, the show has hardly featured farming issues, and concentrates on rural arts and sports, using recorded segments which are often repeated several times over a period of a year or two.