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The Amazonian Manatee Rescue Center in Iquitos, Peru, cares for orphaned baby manatees.
Glaciologists climb Chhota Shigri in India to measure its rapid melting and climate impact.
In Lower Saxony, the Asse II nuclear waste dump has been leaking radioactive materials for decades, raising concerns about environmental safety and management.
Ivory Coast is experiencing a significant gold rush, with former cocoa farmers like John Coo turning to artisanal mining across over 150 sites, impacting local communities.
Utrecht, recognized as the world's best cycling city, surpasses Copenhagen on the Copenhagenization Index by implementing innovative urban mobility strategies.
Watch amazing facts about Musk oxen, ancient survivors from the Pleistocene era.
In the Arctic, world-class scientists and filmmakers from National Geographic explore the region's unique wildlife and ancient civilizations, highlighting its beauty and fragility.
Tiger sharks in the Essequibo River are efficient predators, using their camouflage to blend into the light and shade of the water's surface.
Currently, bioplastics make up about one percent of all plastics, but their market is growing as consumers seek more eco-friendly options.
Germany's decision to exit nuclear energy in April 2023 amid a global energy crisis raises questions about the implications for energy security and climate policy.
Nuclear fusion in the English Countryside promises clean, limitless energy for the future.
Billions are being invested in nuclear fusion development, with researchers aiming to replicate the sun's core conditions to create limitless clean energy.
Germany has 27 offshore wind installations, ranking third in the world for installed capacity, behind the UK and China.
Saudi Arabia plans to house 9 million people in a 170-kilometer-long strip of skyscrapers as part of its Vision 2030 initiative to reduce oil dependency.
Egypt's population has increased by 41% since the early 1990s, intensifying the demand for water from the Nile amid a looming crisis.
Dung beetles are proportionally stronger than elephants, moving dung 40 times their weight.
A nuclear reactor in Germany, built on the grounds of a theme park, never operated for a single second despite its potential to generate more fuel than it consumed.
Sergey Zimov proposes reintroducing large herbivores to stabilize melting permafrost.
Bornholm, Denmark, is positioning itself as one of the world's greenest islands by investing in sustainable business practices and aiming for carbon neutrality.
Vegan meat alternatives are rapidly gaining popularity worldwide, prompting an examination of their environmental and health impacts by reporter Kiyo Dörrer.
Japan has vast geothermal energy potential but struggles to harness it post-Fukushima.
A wave of jellyfish has surged into coastal waters, creating challenges for marine ecosystems and prompting concerns about their increasing populations.
More than 10 million fewer Americans were employed than before the pandemic as the Biden administration proposed a $1.9 trillion COVID relief package.
Ryan Reynolds narrates the vital role of aye-ayes in Madagascar's clove tree conservation.
Lucy Siegle shows how to keep urban chickens for fresh, organic eggs weekly.
Only 7.6% of South Africa's electricity came from renewable sources in 2020, prompting individuals like McQuena to seek sustainable heating solutions.
Female chital give birth every six months, contributing to a thriving population that interacts with langurs in the diverse ecosystems of Kanha National Park.
From a 40-kilogram lamb, about 18 to 20 kilograms of meat can be harvested, while 20 kilograms are lost in the production process.
King crabs are expanding into the Atlantic as they adapt to warming ocean temperatures.
A guinea fowl goes about its day, unaware of the lurking leopard in Africa's Predator Zones.
Bridges across various regions deteriorate and collapse due to neglect and the absence of human maintenance, illustrating the long-term effects of human absence on infrastructure.
Life along the Ganges River in India highlights the historical, cultural, and spiritual significance of this sacred waterway for millions of people.
This Spanish video highlights the diverse life in Cuba's beautiful mangrove forest.
The North Island brown kiwi is a unique bird featured at the Smithsonian's National Zoo.
Burrowing owls, known for their long legs and terrestrial hunting skills, are highlighted at the Smithsonian's National Zoo, showcasing their ecological role and conservation efforts.
The Micronesian kingfisher is extinct in the wild but thrives at the Smithsonian's National Zoo.
The scarlet ibis, known for its vibrant color and unique features, is highlighted by experts at the Smithsonian's National Zoo as part of conservation efforts.
Over 120,000 people have been displaced in Germany to make way for coal mining, with the village of Lützerath facing imminent demolition.
A surge of affordable electric vehicles from China poses a threat to European industry, prompting Dr Peter Tom Jones to advocate for sustainable mining practices across the Nordic countries.
In Cuba, mangroves create a unique ecosystem where ocean and fresh water mix, supporting diverse marine life and stabilizing coastal environments.
615 hectares of mangrove forests in Ghazi Bay, Kenya, are monitored by local scientists to assess their health and combat climate change.
Wrasse perform cleaning for manta rays in David Attenborough's Great Barrier Reef series.
Over $20 million was raised for Team Trees, leading to the planting of more than 20 million trees in partnership with the Arbor Day Foundation.
One million of the estimated eight million species on Earth are at risk of extinction, with populations of mammals, birds, and fish declining by 68% on average since 1970.
Max and Bianca, new survivalists in Naked and Afraid, face the challenges of surviving 21 days in the wild after Max suffers a dangerous bite at night.
Maria Garcia, a Maya healer, fights to protect sacred lands in Belize that are threatened by drought, fires, and struggles for land rights.
65 billion farm animals are killed each year to meet global meat demand, prompting two innovators to develop man-made alternatives.
Plant-based meat alternatives, popularized in recent years, have roots in the 1970s counterculture movement led by Frances Moore Lappé's influential book, "Diet for a Small Planet."
