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Behind the scenes of the world-famous Longleat House and Gardens as it celebrates 75 years open to the public. Lord and Lady Bath grant unprecedented access to their stately home and safari park as we meet a wide selection of the 600 people who work there - from animal keepers to cleaners, gardeners to cooks, historians to handymen -as well as many of the estate's 1000 animals, including lions, rhinos, red pandas and koalas.
The carnival arrives, but things aren't going to plan with the helter-skelter.
The team try to install a sculpture by Ronnie Wood - but a listed wall is in the way.
There are some unexpected visitors in Longleat garden, the cameras are primed to investigate which mammal has made more progress in the waterways in 12 months than humans have in 30. Dr James Ford visits the Tower of London on a mission from Lord and Lady Bath to find out why their ancestor and builder of Longleat House, Sir John Thynne, was nearly executed at the Tower of London not once, but twice.
Cameras follow a bat conservation team and a group of moth enthusiasts as they both carry out annual surveys, but things are not quite going to plan. Lady Bath and keeper Ian talk about the giraffes and their special history at Longleat, explaining how the estate plays an important part in their conservation. Also, Ryan deals with an unexpected hazard in the lion enclosure.
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