Trips With a BBC Earth Touch Tauck, the travel company based in Norwalk, Conn., is teaming with BBC Earth, the British channel known for its natural history documentaries, for a series of nature-focused trips beginning in 2014 called Earth Journeys. The five itineraries include a 12-day safari in Botswana, South Africa and Zambia; a 13-day Antarctica cruise, a six-day polar bear watching trip in Manitoba, Canada; and a five-day "Walking With Dinosaurs" expedition for families in and around Calgary where guests will see fossil beds with paleontologist guides. The journeys are different from traditional Tauck ones because BBC Earth has made short nature films exclusively for the trips; guests can view them on location. The channel is providing the same technology for the trips that its filmmakers use in making their documentaries, such as motion-activated camera traps that capture animal footage without any humans being present, infrared night-vision cameras and pole-mounted underwater cameras in which guests can see animals like great white sharks near Seal Island off the coast of South Africa. Prices for the all-inclusive trips are $3,190 to $8,890 a person.