Be Part Of Something Bigger

Harry Firth attempts to set a new fastest known time on the Steve Parr round in the Lake District - only 20 people have previously completed it.

An Olympic kayaker and his friends explore the near-mythical Norwegian river Sjoa, its power fading with the glaciers yet still providing extraordinary paddling waters.

In Scotland's Cairngorms, a booming outdoor recreation scene comes up against a quiet extinction crisis facing the rare Capercaillie.

From a shy, small-town kid to competing on the biggest stage in freeride mountain biking, Kirsten's journey shows what can happen when you give yourself permission to try.

Three Nepali mountaineers attempt the first ascent of a 250-metre ice wall in the Manang Himalaya (3500m), confronting what it means to explore new terrain in their own country.

Adam Waugh competes in the Mini Globe Race -a groundbreaking sailing event that challenges 15 competitors to circumnavigate the globe solo in identical 19ft Class Globe 580 boats, pushing sailors to their physical and mental limits.

Onlooker is a meditation on presence in the city through the eyes of a professional bmx biker.

Resonance tells the story of the creation of a living artwork: seven circles, each of seven silver birch trees, set in a constellation across the UK’s Lake District National Park.

With Skijoring poised as a potential addition to the 2030 Winter Olympics, lifelong equestrian Britta Nancarrow assembles a team to push her Skijoring experience to the next level.

During a week's residency in Glen Tanar, storyteller Sarah Hobbs and photographer David Lintern recorded many people with connections to the glen, giving space for their perspectives on land, types of knowledge, nature, ownership and thoughts for the future.

Senu Madushani was told surfing wasn't for girls. She learned on broken, discarded boards, and became Sri Lanka's first female national surfer. Senu is an intimate portrait of a young woman and her bond with the ocean, and her hope of making the path easier for the girls coming after her.

Shara Zaia, a writer and climber, navigates the sharp edges of identity, belonging, and mental health within the Assyrian diaspora - one of the world’s oldest, yet most endangered cultures.

A slow and immersive six day journey through the Cairngorms. Two humans, two dogs and a pack pony.

Zack Saiz-Hawes didn’t choose snowmaking — but after an injury prevented him from snowboarding, it became a way to stay part of the mountain community.

A mesmerising glimpse into the heart of extreme sports. But as the stakes soar higher and tragedy strikes, we see the true cost of chasing our wildest dreams.