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Used electronics from Europe are illegally dumped in Ghana, exposing children to toxic fumes as they scavenge for valuable materials in hazardous conditions.
Nobel Laureate Mario Molina and Emerging Explorer Iain Couzin explore the links between locust swarms and ozone depletion.
Two friends set out at 4:00 AM to navigate the dangers of the Guyanese bush, facing challenges and unexpected encounters along the way.
The Seabin Project, an innovative initiative by a team of surf-loving environmentalists, aims to combat ocean plastic pollution using a unique device in Majorca, Spain.
Juniper woodlands, characterized by their unique tree shapes and adaptation to cold, dry climates, support diverse wildlife including wolves, vultures, and small birds.
Satellite technology and supercomputing are revolutionizing our ability to track the alarming effects of global warming and natural disasters on Earth.
The Pearl River Tower in Guangzhou, China, is one of the greenest structures on earth.
African penguins, a vulnerable species, were rescued in record numbers following a devastating oil spill off the coast of South Africa.
High intensity sonar used by the US Navy has been linked to severe brain and ear damage in marine mammals, leading to mass beaching incidents.
Only about 1,100 species of birds live in and around waterways, each with unique adaptations for survival in various aquatic environments.
Severe winter weather, including blizzards in New York and Chicago and the collapse of the Marmolada Glacier in Italy, highlights the power and impact of storms.
Europe's apex predators, including Red Kites and Montagu's Harriers, navigate habitat loss and changing landscapes while communities support iconic white storks.
In Yellowstone National Park, Bear 211, known as Scarface, exemplifies the harsh realities of survival as he navigates battles for territory and resources.
Cow flatulence, particularly methane emissions from cattle, significantly contributes to greenhouse gas levels, prompting Albert Nerenberg to investigate climate change's local impacts.
At Tiger Island in the Isle of Wight Zoo, 14-year-old Tigress Serena faces health challenges while highlighting the sanctuary's conservation efforts and keeper relationships.
Light pollution threatens stargazing in developed countries, while Spain emerges as a premier destination for astro-tourism, promoting sustainable travel and cultural appreciation.
Aliki Strydom and her research team in the Okavango Delta study crocodiles as a keystone species while developing management strategies to mitigate human-wildlife conflict.
In southern Germany, farmer Herman Meer conducts an experiment with nearly 300 cattle living outdoors year-round, promoting natural behaviors and humane farming practices.
Tasmania's ancient rainforests and unique wildlife, including the platypus and Tasmanian devil, highlight the ecological diversity of Australia's national parks.
Botswana's diverse landscapes, from the Kalahari Desert to the Okavango Delta, serve as a backdrop for personal stories of wildlife conservation and cultural rites of passage.
In Florida's Everglades, a team of biologists and python hunters tracks the invasive Burmese python while educating children on safe snake handling and conservation efforts.
Only 25% of the Ebro Delta remained untouched by human activity by 1983, prompting the creation of a natural park to ensure its conservation.
After decades of work and billions of dollars spent, the environmental movement has failed to protect the planet, according to a group of lifelong environmentalists.
Ayoreo leaders in Paraguay's Chaco fight to protect their uncontacted relatives and their forest from the threats of deforestation and outside contact.
In the Maasai Mara of Kenya, a male black rhino searches for a female, highlighting the species' endangered status as observed by hosts Brittany and Bruce.
Berta Cáceres' murder ignited widespread outrage in Honduras, highlighting the perilous conditions for environmental activists amid rampant corruption and violence.
Megafires in Australia, California, the Amazon, and Sweden highlight the severe consequences of climate change and challenge humanity's relationship with nature.
Humanity faces critical decisions regarding sustainability and survival as it approaches unprecedented challenges in the next century.
The Andes mountain range, home to unique ecosystems, hosts the last spectacled bears, diverse amphibians, and the highest concentration of camelids in the world.
North America's diverse wildlife, from Wyoming's bison to Arizona's grasshopper mice, showcases remarkable survival strategies amid harsh environments.
Urban sprawl in Île-de-France is encroaching on natural habitats, while resilient species adapt to survive in the increasingly urbanized environment.
In the Mediterranean steppes of Apulia, diverse species, including wolves and various insects, face threats from intensive farming and urbanization.
4.6 billion years ago, the sun ignited, marking the beginning of the solar system and the eventual formation of Earth as a unique planet capable of supporting life.
Hokkaido, Japan's northernmost island, features vast wilderness, volcanic mountains, and a rich indigenous Ainu culture striving to preserve its heritage amidst agricultural development.
More than 100 animals die each year in conflicts with humans as urban areas expand into their natural habitats across Asia.
Masovni protesti u Srbiji protiv rudarskog projekta kompanije Rio Tinto otkrivaju napetosti između očuvanja životne sredine i klimatskih ciljeva EU.
Eucalyptus forests in Australia host a diverse array of wildlife, including koalas, tree kangaroos, and flying foxes, adapted to the island's unique environments.
Forests across the globe, from the Arctic Circle to the Amazon, exhibit complex survival strategies and interdependent relationships among diverse species.
140 rangers have lost their lives while protecting the endangered mountain gorillas in Virunga National Park, Africa's oldest national park.
Angelika faces challenges in tranquilizing and releasing yearling black bears into the wild, while volunteers Kim and Amy encounter humorous difficulties with two squirrels.
Tobago showcases the rich tapestry of cultures, music, and religions shaped by African, Indian, English, French, and Caribbean influences on the island.
Bikini Atoll, site of 23 U.S. nuclear detonations from 1946 to 1958, remains a symbol of colonial power and environmental devastation for the Bikinian people.
In Africa's deserts and savannahs, plants like the camelthorn and sausage tree support diverse wildlife, including springboks, giraffes, and leopards, in their survival strategies.
On April 20, 2010, the Deepwater Horizon oil platform, operated by BP in the Gulf of Mexico, exploded, resulting in 11 fatalities and a massive ecological disaster.
Europe’s North and Baltic Seas reveal a rich tapestry of marine life, showcasing orcas hunting, seahorse courtship, and fierce battles among seals.
In the U.S. National Radio Quiet Zone, Green Bank attracts residents with electro-hypersensitivity seeking refuge from electromagnetic radiation, but their challenges often extend beyond EHS.
Idaho's remote and rugged landscapes are showcased through stunning aerial cinematography that highlights the state's natural beauty and diverse geography.
A 2000-km expedition to the northernmost tip of Canadian soil, 412 km from the North Pole, showcases the Arctic's beauty and challenges.
