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Marty and his family face a seven-month winter in Alaska as they scramble to build a steel tram after beetle infestations destroy their access route.
One shoe is made from three months' worth of collected K-Cups and cat food pods, demonstrating a method for recycling difficult plastics.
6,000 trees are planted by children in Senegal as part of a reforestation initiative aimed at combating deforestation and climate change.
Malian refugees train to fight bushfires, protecting their camp and Mauritanian locals.
In Penang, Malaysia, a farm breeds butterflies to reintroduce species into the wild.
Lewa Wildlife Conservancy in Kenya showcases its rich biodiversity, featuring elephants, giraffes, rhinos, and lions while emphasizing wildlife conservation efforts.
Birds from the Iberá Wetlands to the Atlantic Rainforest are showcased to promote relaxation and highlight the benefits of nature on mental and physical wellbeing.
Rivers such as the Danube, Yukon, and Zambezi serve as vital ecosystems, supporting diverse wildlife and human communities across the globe.
Giant Redwood Forests, a unique and endangered ecosystem, is showcased in a co-production by BBC Earth and The Listening Planet, highlighting its natural beauty.
Adelina anesthetizes a spider monkey named Pepe to transfer him to a final cage before his release into the wild, ensuring he can integrate with other monkeys.
At the Cornish Seal Sanctuary, a dedicated team works to rehabilitate two orphaned baby seals with the goal of releasing them back into the wild.
Coyotes, once native to central North America, now thrive in urban areas like New York City, prompting researchers to examine human-coyote conflicts and their origins.
Canada's First Nations protest against fish farms, aiming to protect local ecosystems and their traditional ways of life.
The Aral Sea is reviving as water flows back, bringing hope and economic revival.
Human composting, a funeral practice legal in the United States and Germany, transforms bodies into humus through microorganisms, sparking debate in Europe.
In 2011, the Dai-ichi Nuclear Plant in Fukushima experienced a catastrophic meltdown, prompting Japan's plans for residents to return to the affected area.
Rick's biggest dozer gets stuck in permafrost, challenging his gold mining efforts.
Rio de Janeiro faces an ecological crisis as its forest degrades rapidly, challenging the city to restore its natural environment amidst urban pressures.
Rising sea levels, which have increased by 21 centimeters since 1900, threaten coastal regions in China, the Netherlands, and small island nations in the South Pacific.
Extreme kayaker Trip Jennings faces life-threatening challenges during his first descent of the Pandi River in Papua New Guinea.
A gray shark bites a diver's mask strap at a depth of 80 meters, prompting a critical response to a life-threatening situation.
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Robert Irwin gets up close with a blacktip shark while diving at Lady Elliot Island, learning techniques from conservationists Paul de Gelder and Matty Stewart.
The Bee Flanders could have prevented the Amoco disaster off Ouessant's coast in 1998.
531 megawatts is the amount of electricity the Alto Maipo hydroelectric project aims to contribute to Chile's central electric system.
32 hectares of garbage near Moscow create unbearable air quality for residents, forcing some families to relocate to escape the pollution.
33 degrees Celsius marks a warm day in Sabi Sands as guides track wildlife, including elephants and leopards, during a live safari broadcast.
In Shark Bay, Western Australia, a newborn dolphin navigates social structures and survival challenges while learning essential skills from its pod.
Wildlife filmmaker Sandesh Kadur highlights remote ecosystems and endangered species, aiming to inspire conservation efforts through his visual storytelling.
Sandra Postel advocates for sustainable water practices and highlights the importance of freshwater conservation through everyday actions.
The sanema tribe in Venezuela lives naturally, showcasing their culture and rituals every Tuesday and Thursday.
Sanga Moses' initiative in Uganda transforms waste into clean cooking energy, empowering local communities while addressing environmental challenges.
Sarah and Eric McNair-Landry kite-ski over 2,000 miles through Canada's Arctic archipelago, facing polar bears and extreme weather conditions.
Sasha Kramer addresses Haiti's health, economic, and environmental challenges by promoting sustainable sanitation solutions through innovative toilet systems.
In Bosnia and Herzegovina, Serbs, Croats, and Bosniaks unite against small dam constructions on the country's free-flowing rivers, achieving a legal victory in July.
Over 65% of King Island residents oppose the expansion of the fish farming industry, citing concerns about environmental degradation and local culture.
The Fortington-Neave family reduces their carbon footprint from over 14 tons per person to around 11.5 tons while learning to live more sustainably.
Over 200 otters have been rehabilitated and returned to the wild since the UK Wild Otter Trust began its work in 1998.
Rangers David and Leikeirio work to save rhinos in Lewa amid a devastating drought.
More than 10,000 animals have been photographed for Joel Sartore's Photo Ark project, but during the pandemic, he turns his lens to insects in his backyard.
In Spiti Valley, local rangers are working to change perceptions of snow leopards as threats, highlighting their crucial role in the ecosystem.
Protecting the Florida Wildlife Corridor, a network of public preserves and private lands, highlights the collaboration needed among farmers, fishermen, and conservationists to balance growth and conservation.
Footage from 'Scavengers of the Savannah' highlights the role of scavengers in the ecosystem.
At the South Carolina Aquarium Sea Turtle Care Center, Hopper is ready for release while Glen requires a pioneering procedure to survive.
Two rehabilitated Kemp's Ridley turtles are released back into the wild at Folly Beach.
Sumter, a loggerhead turtle, receives cataract surgery to restore her sight at the care center.
Acclaimed chef Barton Seaver advocates for sustainable seafood practices to reconnect society with the natural world through culinary experiences.
Manny searches for a wild boar in North America's forests, highlighting the dangers posed by this formidable and aggressive animal.
