A selection of films exploring nature, wildlife and conservation, celebrating wild places and the natural world while exploring our relationship with the environments around us.

In the upper reaches of the Vöckla, two scientists reintroduce endangered stone crayfish. In loud silence, ÅRT explores conservation and the underwater world. asking what “home” means when it’s shaped not only by place, but by the species we live alongside.

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Årt

In the remote north of Montenegro lies one of Europe's last wild canyons, a place of towering cliffs, ancient forests, and crystal-clear waters: Komarnica. Beneath its surface, life thrives in ways science is only beginning to understand. This film follows an international team of researchers and local conservationists as they journey into the canyon to document its hidden biodiversity. From undiscovered species to fragile cave ecosystems, their mission is urgent: the entire landscape is threatened by a proposed hydropower dam.

Komarnica: The Wild That Remains

On Italy's central Apennine mountains, one of Europe's most endangered mammals faces new threats to its survival. The Golden Fleece tells the extraordinary story of the Apennine chamois, which has never been the subject of a major television documentary before, and its fight to survive our changing climate. At the end of WWII only a small group of about 40 Apennine chamois had managed to survive the unbridled hunt. The last remaining chamois took refuge in one of the wildest and most inaccessible areas of the mountains of central Italy, preventing anyone, predators or humans, from reaching them. The chamois' refuge, a place known as La Camosciara, became the first part of the Abruzzo, Lazio and Molise National Park.Almost 80 years after the end of the Second World War, the chamois with the golden fleece have recolonised the greatest peaks of the National Park among bears and wolves, and are returning to reclaim the mountains of central Italy that once made up their habitat. From summer through to late autumn, these tenacious mountain dwellers graze in high-altitude prairies at over 1,700m above sea level. But this year, something is not right. By November, the climate in the park is unusually mild and the first snow, which should have arrived, is nowhere to be seen.As December arrives, the chamois have not descended from the peaks to the lower wintering areas, as they are not layered with snow. By January, the bare mountains are sounding a silent alarm. How will the herds face their latest challenge – a winter without snow? Tracking the chamois over almost a year and a half of filming to document its entire life cycle – today being disrupted by the nearly snowless season – this film shows the impact of climate change on the chamois and the ecosystems of central Italy.

The Golden Fleece

In the middle of Europe, the Alps stand out impressively against the horizon. Home to many animal species whose fates intertwine among these peaks: from the grass frogs that embark on long journeys of love to the extraordinary choreographies of the white-throated dipper to gain the partner. And then the inhabitants of the forest are certainly present: the squirrel is taking away the supplies of the spotted nutcracker, the woodpecker is struggling with its nest construction, and the ant is building alliances with aphids. Through a privileged and fresh look at the life, love, difficulties and strategies adopted by these animals, we are able to discover that it’s not always the stronger who prevails but those who help each other. In this, trees and mushrooms are real masters.

Wild Alps

Natural Collection 2026

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