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This Spanish documentary showcases The Cabrera Archipelago National Park and its unique marine life.
Six baby chimpanzees and four monkeys were rescued from a crate on a flight from Cairo in January 2005, after being deprived of food and water for days.
Bill Booth and Tess Lee confront alligators threatening Jake's cattle ranch near the Everglades.
Longer droughts lead to higher risks of catastrophic forest fires in California and beyond.
In Big Sur, California, a devoted dog and two women form a strong bond while fleeing their home due to the largest coastal landslide in the state's history.
Firefighters in Lassen County set fire to 140 hectares of tall grass to create a firewall and reduce fuel for larger wildfires.
In the Costa Rican Cloud Forest, calming sounds of wildlife and nature create a serene atmosphere, highlighting the region's rich biodiversity.
The Coconut School in Cambodia utilizes discarded packaging to construct educational facilities while promoting environmental awareness among students.
Mofu people in northern Cameroon invoke the red warrior ant, Jaglavak, through sacred rituals to combat a devastating drought and restore harmony with nature.
Kansai Airport, built on a man-made island, sank 27 feet by March 1990, prompting urgent engineering solutions to address its instability.
A tower in Cameroon can collect and filter up to 25,000 liters of rainwater, providing clean drinking water to vulnerable communities.
Firefighters in the United States adapt to rising challenges as the world grows drier and hotter.
Cuban crocodiles in Zapata Swamp face extinction due to poaching and American crocodile invasion.
Participants have 21 days to build a shelter in the wilderness before a rainstorm threatens their safety and survival.
Scientists armed with advanced tools seek breakthroughs to save coral reefs worldwide.
Arrival has set up one microfactory in the UK and two others in the US, aiming to produce 10,000 vehicles a year within six months.
The Cape Floral Kingdom, located at the southern tip of Africa, is recognized for its unique biodiversity and ecological significance among the world's six floral kingdoms.
Captain Sig prepares to launch 140 pots on the grey cod grounds, relying on advice from his former protege as the crew faces dangerous weather conditions.
Dereck and Beverly Joubert, Explorers, highlight their 30-year commitment to protecting Africa's wildlife and the urgent need to combat species extinction.
Over 168,000 acres burned in the Sierra Nevada mountains during the Caldor wildfires in August 2021, as documented by National Geographic photographer Lindsay Adario.
A single rocket launch can produce 150 times as much carbon dioxide as a transatlantic flight, raising concerns about the environmental impact of increased space travel.
Mr. Beast's initiative highlights a groundbreaking technology that utilizes carbon dioxide as a means of energy storage, showcasing its potential impact on sustainability.
Last year, 33 orphaned elephants were rescued by the David Sheldrick Wildlife Trust, a significant increase from the usual 12 to 14.
A violent storm in Kamchatka disrupts the Even people's summer and signals change.
Hindou Oumarou Ibrahim, a cartographer and activist from Chad, examines the impact of desertification on resource scarcity and community mapping efforts.
Each year, rancher Duke Phillips and his team gather about 1,500 bison on the Mana Ranch in Colorado to manage the herd and conserve the species.
Three generations in Matabeleland, Zimbabwe, confront the devastating impacts of climate change as they struggle for water and fight to preserve their cultural identity.
Pete McBride paddled and hiked the Colorado River Delta, capturing its temporary return to the sea as a significant conservation achievement.
The Torres del Paine National Park showcases diverse wildlife in Chilean Patagonia's Andean range.
Chilean Patagonia's Torres del Paine National Park features unique salt water lakes that support diverse wildlife, including endangered coscoroba swans and flamingos.
The population of guanacos in Patagonia has dwindled to an estimated 150,000 due to hunting and competition with introduced livestock.
The Spanish video showcases the Andean condor, the largest bird of prey in the world.
Over 30 million trees have been planted in China since 1978 as part of efforts to combat desertification and protect against sandstorms.
A 400-meter tunnel in China remains unfinished after 30 years, forcing locals to risk their lives each time they use it.
Laos plans to build around 100 dams by 2030, with 78 already completed, raising concerns about economic dependency on China and environmental impacts.
54 young men are rescued from the Spanish Sea while migrants in southern Spain face harsh working conditions and refugees in Germany seek family reunification.
More than 60,000 vehicles in federal motor pools were evaluated for a program aimed at reducing automobile pollution through dual fuel systems.
Sea surface temperatures in the Florida Keys have exceeded 37 degrees Celsius, causing widespread coral death and extended bleaching periods.
This video summarizes the Fourth National Climate Assessment on current climate change impacts.
For over two years, residents of the small town of Sionbi have dug into the riverbed to access water as the region faces severe drought and hunger.
Sean Ward and Duval debate climate change during a psychedelic experience on Higher Ground.
Eleni Myrivili tackles Athens' heat challenges as the city's chief heat officer.
A family in Berlin aims to reduce their carbon footprint by 56 percent over one year, participating in a project with 90 other households.
In the tepuis of South America, climber Mark Synnott collaborates with ecologist Bruce Means to explore unique biodiversity and identify a new frog species.
Baracoa, Cuba's cocoa capital, showcases Barako's cocoa farming techniques and traditions.
Fidel Castro enlists cocodrileros to protect the endangered Cuban crocodile from extinction.
Lucilla's son suffers from lung disease, which she blames on the nearby coal mine owned by international corporations.
Becky and Britt work to save nearly 500,000 feral cats living in New York City.
