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Indigenous Peoples of Alaska navigate the challenges of winter's short days to secure food for their families and communities.
Marmots, Red Deer, and Bears thrive in the Tatra Mountains, adapting to the challenges of their environment amid rapid climate change.
A cow with a disabled rear leg and a weak calf, both destined for slaughter, are rescued by animal rights activists in Germany.
Anuta, a remote island in the South Pacific, showcases sustainable practices among its inhabitants while highlighting global conservation challenges faced by the Sedna IV team.
Patagonia's icefields challenge climate researchers like Tobias Sauter, who, alongside mountaineers Robert Jasper and Jörn Heller, seeks vital data on climate change impacts.
In the warm Pacific off Maui, a humpback whale mother navigates a 5,500-kilometre journey to Alaska's feeding grounds while caring for her calf.
A white ocean roughly 300 kilometers long and 150 kilometers wide freezes over in the Gulf of Bothnia by the end of February.
In a Mediterranean forest, three young common genet cubs explore their environment, highlighting the challenges and beauty of their habitat in Europe.
Dr. Lonnie Thompson embarks on a mission to recover historical records from glaciers before they vanish due to climate change.
Bald eagles are examined for their hunting abilities and keen eyesight, with a focus on a nesting family facing the challenges of survival.
Ny-Ålesund is the northernmost town on Earth, home to scientists in the High Arctic.
Ramon Navarro fights to protect Pichilemu's La Puntilla from a sewage pipeline threat.
In Belize, Explorer Jamal Galves discusses his lifelong commitment to protecting manatees during a live conversation with host Lizzie Daly.
Around 100 bearded vultures now live in the Italian Alps, having reappeared after being eradicated around 1900.
In the Baltic hinterland, diverse wildlife thrives, including over 350 brown bears, 1,000 wolves, and 13,000 pairs of white storks across Estonia, Latvia, and Lithuania.
The Munduruku fight against deforestation in the Amazon under Chief Juarez Saw Munduruku's leadership.
In the Rocky Mountains, river otters thrive in lakes and rivers, navigating challenges from beavers, migrating cutthroat trout, and winter predators like coyotes.
Huaorani tribe members in Ecuador's Amazon forest face increasing threats from deforestation and oil companies, highlighting the urgent need for conservation efforts.
A 36-kilometer stretch of the Danube River between Vienna and Bratislava forms the last undeveloped section and largest riparian zone in Central Europe.
In Northern Argentina, Hazen Audel encounters anaconda and caiman while continuing his solo expedition across South America.
The Atlantic's warm currents create a unique climate along the coasts of Spain and Portugal, supporting diverse wildlife from sperm whales to the Iberian Lynx.
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In Etosha National Park, Namibia, a waterhole serves as a critical gathering point for various wildlife species, highlighting the struggle for survival among predators and prey.
The program features stunning visuals of ecosystems, including the Amazon Rainforest, Serengeti, and Great Barrier Reef, highlighting the need for conservation.
Millions of tonnes of plastic remain unaccounted for in the ocean, raising concerns about its environmental impact on marine life and ecosystems.
This episode showcases the wildlife between the Western Canadian Pacific and the Rocky Mountains.
A trained marksman teaches his children to forage and eat bugs as part of their preparation for a potential series of dirty bomb attacks in the U.S.
In the Zanskar Valley of the Himalayas, residents navigate a perilous 120 km ice trail each year to access essential resources during winter isolation.
In 2003, a severe heatwave in Europe resulted in approximately 70,000 deaths, highlighting the deadly impact of rising global temperatures and carbon emissions.
A female saltwater crocodile, weighing half a ton and armed with sixty sharp teeth, uses strategic planning to ambush her prey in the jungle.
In 2013, relentless torrential rains in Alberta, Canada, caused the “Flood of Floods,” displacing over 100,000 residents and resulting in billions in damages.
700 kilometers of desert separate the ancient cities of Égrat and Petra, both significant sites of the Nabataean civilization.
In Tsavo National Park, the David Sheldrick Wildlife Trust rehabilitates orphaned elephants, preparing them for their return to the wild.
In Belize, researchers and conservationists work tirelessly to protect the endangered manatees, highlighting their efforts aboard the Sedna IV.
Wildlife in the Baltic Sea includes dolphins, seal pups, and rare birds, showcasing the region's unique ecosystems and the impact of climate change.
One and a half million square kilometers of Alaska are home to only six hundred thousand people, with vast areas never touched by humans.
Blue sharks migrate annually to seamounts in the Mid-Atlantic Ridge, where nutrient-rich waters create fertile feeding grounds for various marine species.
In the depths of the ocean, Blue Planet II showcases a variety of marine life, including bioluminescent fish and the venomous Portuguese Man O' War.
Goran Safarek conducts a bird count of gray herons and night herons in Kopački rit Park, a vast wetland sanctuary in eastern Croatia.
Marmots in the Austrian Alps have adapted to rising temperatures by moving to higher altitudes, where they face challenges such as territorial conflicts and predation.
With an estimated population of only 3,000 drills remaining in the wild, the film follows the life of Motuku, an alpha male drill, and his family on Bioko Island.
Extreme storms and natural disasters are explored through the perspectives of survivors, first responders, and science experts, highlighting their impact and resilience.
A truck carrying a ton of salt takes 26 hours to travel just 58 kilometers on the treacherous roads of Madagascar during the rainy season.
Ghana faces an environmental crisis as it becomes a primary destination for the West's electronic waste, accumulating hundreds of millions of tons annually.
North Carolina's Cape Fear River has been contaminated for decades by toxic "forever chemicals," affecting the health and water supply of thousands.
Claas Axion 960 CEMOS tractors combine powerful performance with sustainable technology, offering 445 horsepower and up to 20% less fuel consumption.
Ecuador's Amazon rainforest covers the eastern third of the country at an average elevation of 300 meters, while the Andes rise to nearly 6,000 meters.
Since the 1930s, the sea level along the Mississippi River has risen by about 9 millimeters each year, resulting in the loss of approximately 5,000 square kilometers of land.
