David Attenborough's Global Adventure: Home Planet

The programme presents additional footage from David Attenborough's worldwide wildlife journeys. Viewers are taken from the sunlit depths of the Great Barrier Reef to the ancient rainforests of Borneo, showcasing the diversity of the planet's ecosystems. These scenes underline the breadth of natural wonders that the series continues to explore.

David Attenborough's Global Adventure: Home Planet is a one‑off television programme that brings viewers more of the natural‑world footage associated with Sir David Attenborough’s worldwide wildlife journeys. The title itself signals that the show is a continuation of his earlier explorations, offering fresh material that wasn’t seen in previous broadcasts. The core of the episode follows Attenborough’s camera work as it moves from the crystal‑clear depths of the Great Barrier Reef to the towering, age‑old rainforests of Borneo. In each location the programme captures the distinctive creatures and ecosystems that inhabit those realms, giving audiences a glimpse of marine life beneath the surface and the rich biodiversity hidden among the forest canopy. Beyond the specific sites, the show underscores the sheer variety of habitats that make up our planet, juxtaposing the underwater world with a land‑based, ancient forest environment. By linking these two contrasting settings, the programme highlights how different ecosystems can coexist within a single global adventure, reinforcing the breadth of natural wonder that Attenborough has spent a lifetime documenting.