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A quarter of a century ago, Yakuba Sawadogo began transforming barren land in Burkina Faso into fertile soil, impacting thousands in the Sahel region.
The emergence of man as a complex species changes the planet forever through intelligence and power.
The marine carbon cycle involves biological, carbonate, and physical processes that sequester carbon in oceans, highlighting their critical role in climate regulation.
Overpopulation, overtourism, and increased maritime traffic are significantly threatening the health of the Mediterranean Sea and its coastal ecosystems.
Putin leverages climate change as the Arctic melts, reshaping geopolitical dynamics.
Roland and his son Renaldo adapt to life on sparsely inhabited Futuna in Vanuatu.
Caretakers at the Amazonian Manatee Rescue Center in Iquitos, Peru, care for orphaned manatees.
Terrell Wong's initiative to plant 100 trees in her Toronto backyard highlights the Miyawaki Method's role in rewilding and restoring native woodlands.
On March 28, 2005, the first litter of Iberian lynx was born in captivity, marking a significant milestone in conservation efforts at Doñana National Park.
Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution's research reveals significant findings about deep-sea ecosystems and their role in global biodiversity.
Recent studies show that radiation levels in an auto body shop in Ridgewood, Queens, are significantly higher than federal guidelines recommend.
Deep sea sponges (Porifera) are essential ecosystem engineers that support marine life by building reefs and cycling nutrients across ocean habitats.
In Namibia, the Namib Desert, the only desert that meets the ocean, supports unique wildlife such as desert elephants and the endemic Namib desert beetle.
Enric Sala, Director of 's Pristine Seas project, advocates for ocean protection and biodiversity as essential for global health and economic stability.
Rachel Ashegbofe Ikemeh faces armed marijuana growers in Nigeria's forests while researching a genetically distinct population of chimpanzees.
In Antarctica, hosts Caitlin Saks and Arlo Pérez navigate extreme conditions at McMurdo Station while studying Adélie penguins and their role as climate change indicators.
Hinkley Point's team works to prevent catastrophic consequences at the UK's top nuclear power station.
Omani herders in Jebel Akhdar maintain a sustainable ecosystem by integrating livestock, agriculture, and ancient knowledge to thrive in harsh desert conditions.
By 1840, 7 million settlers lived west of the Appalachian Mountains, displacing Native American tribes and altering their ancestral lands.
Aurélien Brulé, known as Chanee, dedicates his life to protecting endangered gibbons and other wildlife in Borneo's Kalaweit reserve.
Over 150 rangers have died protecting gorillas in Virunga National Park, where poaching and illegal charcoal production threaten wildlife.
Over one million people depend on Tonlé Sap for their livelihoods, consuming more than 40 kilograms of fish each per year.
The pine processionary caterpillar devastates forests in Northern Europe and the Landes region.
In 1872, the HMS Challenger embarked on a groundbreaking three-year expedition that resulted in the collection of data on ocean life and the discovery of 4,700 new species.
From tropical jungles to the icy plains of Antarctica, BBC Earth presents a compilation of highlights from the acclaimed series Planet Earth.
In various ecosystems, BBC Earth highlights the adaptability of piranhas in the Amazon, playful polar bear cubs in the Arctic, and the impact of locust swarms.
The Arctic, an ocean surrounded by continents, contrasts sharply with Antarctica, a continent encircled by oceans, highlighting their unique climates and ecosystems.
Camera obscura photographer Abelardo Morell uses innovative techniques to highlight the beauty of America's national parks through his unique photography.
James Balog's Extreme Ice Survey employs time-lapse photography to provide compelling evidence of the rapid disappearance of glaciers worldwide.
More than 10,000 Chinese immigrants arrive in Ghana each year, drawn by the illegal gold rush that devastates local farmland and livelihoods.
Garamba National Park's rangers serve as the last line of defense against poachers targeting endangered elephants for their ivory tusks.
The Punans number a few thousand and live in small groups scattered over an immense territory in the jungles of Borneo.
John "Planetwalker" Francis spent 17 years in silence while walking across the United States, promoting environmental awareness and personal reflection.
In the UK, Dan O’Neill investigates the rising trend of reptile ownership, featuring insights from YouTuber Elle Reptiles and visits to an RSPCA rescue center.
A category 4 cyclone in March caused significant damage to the Great Barrier Reef, prompting urgent discussions about climate change and renewable energy.
The United States imports 8 million barrels of oil daily, prompting debates over drilling in the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge and its impact on local tribes.
Nineteen-year-old Arianna leads a team to develop a water filtration system for communities in Puerto Rico still struggling with the aftermath of Hurricane Maria.
Thirty acres of habitat restoration in California aim to support endangered juvenile winter-run Chinook salmon affected by habitat loss from dams.
10,000 years ago, glaciers shaped the Great Lakes, creating a vital freshwater resource that now faces pollution and habitat loss.
Wenceslao Contreras grows vegetables in Connecticut while his family lives in Guanajuato, Mexico.
Children in Indonesia suffer from malnutrition due to deforestation affecting sago supplies.
In Kefalonia, Hannah Stitfall collaborates with Chanel Comis, co-founder of Wildlife Sense, to highlight efforts in protecting the island's sea turtles.
In the village of Adara, Timor, women engage in traditional underwater fishing, balancing survival and cultural heritage while supporting their families.
Senegal's fishermen face a dilemma due to environmental changes affecting the Atlantic Ocean.
In Earth's deep past, researchers explore a critical period marked by the first mass extinction that transformed the planet into a world dominated by sponges.
Trees communicate through complex networks of roots and fungi, revealing their intricate relationships and the vital role they play in ecosystems.
Deep sea brine pools in the Gulf of Mexico serve as unique ecosystems where organisms thrive on chemosynthesis, despite their toxic environments.
In La Rocque, Jersey, rock pools reveal a complex ecosystem teeming with marine life, including crabs and shrimps, adapting to the challenges of their environment.
