BBC Earth seeks to connect everyone with the incredible wonders of our world. We will take you on a thrilling journey of discovery, from the smallest creatures to the limitless expanse of space. BBC Earth brings you face to face with heart-pounding action, mind-blowing ideas and the wonder of being human. We push boundaries, combining imagination with technology, to create surprising new ways to open your eyes to the amazing world we live in.
Programming Highlights
Join wildlife presenter Steve Backshall as he seeks the world’s biggest, fastest, and most venomous animals.
Eyewitnesses manage to capture the full fury of extreme weather on camera, including tornadoes, hurricanes, flash floods, and other events.
Every Friday, BBC Earth celebrate’s Sir David Attenborough’s extraordinary career with a collection of astonishing shows full of the world’s greatest naturalist.
Audience Insights
Our viewers:
- spend $150+ on groceries weekly (Index 138)
- invest in Mutual funds (Index 121) and Stocks/Bonds (Index 119)
- spent $30K+ on their most recently purchased vehicle (Index 165)
- enjoyed both wine (Index 151) and spirits (Index 137) in the past week
- have ordered takeout/delivery in the past month (Index 113)
* Source: Numeris, AvAge based on A25-54, Comp%, Index based on Total TV Eng. *Vividata Readership and Product Database,12+
BBC Earth News
BBC Earth’s new documentary series, Greta Thunberg: A Year to Change the World, follows the most iconic climate change activist as she embarks on a journey to persuade the world to reduce carbon emission
The three-part series follows Greta over an extraordinary year visiting key locations, including Alberta, Canada’s glaciers in Jasper National Park and the oil sands of the province’s oil industry
Get a Taste of BBC Earth with the Canadian Broadcast Premiere of How Your Food Works, a Two-Part Series Uncovering the Hidden Science in Cooking
How Your Food Works airs Sunday, February 14 at 9 p.m. ET/PT as part of BBC Earth’s nationwide Free Preview event running until April 4