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Tony Beets plans to dig a 900-foot trench and install a 20-foot culvert to manage millions of gallons of meltwater flooding his mining cuts.
Hurricane Katrina caused an estimated $160 billion in damage, making it the most expensive hurricane in U.S. history.
The program profiles wildlife in extreme climates, featuring polar bears and arctic foxes in Alaska and other species adapted to survive harsh environments.
David Attenborough's iconic moments from over 60 years of BBC natural history programming are highlighted in this compilation of his top five memorable scenes.
Around 24 million feral pigs now roam Australia, threatening the survival of the endangered cassowary in the Daintree rainforest.
Elephants face numerous challenges in the wild, highlighted through a compilation of five intense moments captured by BBC Earth.
Five significant moments highlight tigers' hunting techniques, social interactions, and conservation challenges in their natural habitats.
Wildlife resilience is showcased through pivotal survival moments across various ecosystems, highlighting the importance of biodiversity and conservation efforts.
Whale species exhibit remarkable feeding habits and strong family bonds, highlighted through a countdown of the top five memorable moments captured by BBC Earth.
The Akkadian Empire, formed in 2334 BCE, faced a sudden collapse due to potential warfare, abandonment, or natural disasters like El Niño.
Tasmania's diverse landscapes are showcased through stunning visuals of its national parks, including Franklin-Gordon Wild Rivers and Cradle Mountain, captured during a two-week trip in April 2013.
A team of artists created an interactive installation that uses 3D printing and animation to address the rapid loss of species and habitats.
In the Masai Mara marshes, the Oloololo lion pride, consisting of over 10 lions, is observed resting in trees and playing with newborn cubs.
In the deep jungles of an undisclosed location, wildlife expert Manny searches for crocodiles, snakes, and other elusive animals in their natural habitat.
In the Maasai Mara, wildlife explorers search for the elusive leopard, one of Africa's most difficult predators to spot in its natural habitat.
About 100 wolves now roam Yellowstone National Park, a significant recovery after they were eradicated for over 70 years due to hunting and bounties.
More than 400 gorillas disappear each year due to poaching, with traffickers killing six to seven adults for every baby gorilla taken.
Torres del Paine National Park in Chilean Patagonia features dramatic granite peaks, diverse ecosystems, and rich biodiversity, attracting nature enthusiasts worldwide.
Travelers navigate a perilous icy road in India's ancient Himalayan Zanskar valley during winter.
A raft made from 800 plastic bottles carries six friends 2,300 miles down the Mississippi River, one of the most polluted rivers in the world.
On the Grand Banks of Newfoundland, modern trawler fishermen utilize advanced machinery and electronic gear to efficiently harvest their catch.
Ilkley Moor in Yorkshire features the iconic Cow and Calf rocks, which are explored in detail during a trek across the scenic landscape.
Tristram Stuart advocates for reducing food waste, highlighting that one-third of the world's food is discarded from plow to plate through grassroots initiatives.
Troy and Tes race a storm while Zak and Bruce battle deer-eating beasts in Season 4.
A therapist reflects on how hiking helps clear the mind and fosters a deeper connection to nature during trips with friends invested in ecology.
Innovative research at the University of Queensland demonstrates the potential of converting plastic waste into sustainable jet fuel.
Jack and Laura Dangermond donate $165 million to preserve California's coastline.
Gravity batteries offer innovative solutions for storing excess renewable energy, ensuring a reliable power supply during low solar and wind conditions.
Only 2.7% of old-growth trees remain in British Columbia, prompting two-spirit activists to join the fight for land protection at Fairy Creek.
Bird species worldwide display unique behaviors, including bowerbirds using shiny objects for mating and herons employing innovative fishing techniques.
In the Bering Sea, crab fishermen collaborate with dolphins to navigate treacherous conditions while competing for lucrative catches during a modern-day gold rush.
Annual grain crops account for 70% of global calories and contribute to soil degradation, prompting a call for regenerative agriculture practices.
Ian Shive highlights Pinnacles National Park and its rare bird species this Earth Month.
Experts analyze California wildfires in Season 1, Episode 9 of The Proof Is Out There.
Cast-off clothing often ends up in landfills, highlighting the environmental impact of fast fashion and the urgent need for sustainable practices.
Zoologist Yussef Rafik tracks urban bats in a 24-hour exploration of their elusive behavior and habitat in this BBC Earth production.
The Uros people live on man-made islands in Lake Titicaca, crafted from Totora reeds.
32 drilling sites operated by Total Energy in Arlington, Texas, are linked to significant emissions and environmental concerns from fracking activities.
Plans to merge two glacier ski resorts would destroy glaciers over an area equivalent to 116 soccer fields, threatening high alpine wilderness.
Venice, built on water a thousand years ago, faces danger from mass tourism and rising waves.
Venus has a surface temperature hot enough to melt lead, illustrating the extreme consequences of a runaway greenhouse effect.
In Austria, architects Daniel Podmirseg and Lucas Kulnig present their vision for vertical farming as a solution to global food production challenges by 2050.
Dr. Jamie Payton has treated over 13 different species of wildlife burn victims using tilapia skin as a cost-effective alternative to traditional bandages.
Villafáfila in Zamora features protected lagoons vital for wildlife in South-East Europe.
A community of 60 to 70 villagers in near Cornat faces economic decline as their local fish processing factory struggles to stay afloat.
209 residents near a viscose plant in Madhya Pradesh report health problems potentially linked to pollution from the textile industry.
A 17-degree Fahrenheit air temperature greets visitors as they prepare for a polar plunge in the waters near Akureyri, Iceland.
A person of color moves from fishing in Houston to fly fishing in the Tetons, seeking a deeper connection with nature and community.
