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Wild animals employ various strategies, such as self-medication and social isolation, to combat diseases, offering insights into survival amid rising global health threats.
In remote and urban locations worldwide, Simonette Rossi explores extraordinary landscapes, unique customs, and diverse ecosystems in Really Wild Towns.
A mother otter watches over her cub in a river swollen from winter floods, illustrating the challenges faced by wildlife in fragile ecosystems.
Museums of Natural History and Zoological gardens are examined through the insights of historians, authors, and architects, highlighting their role in environmental awareness.
In the Australian Alps, biologist Linda Broome studies the endangered mountain pygmy possum, whose survival is threatened by climate change and pesticide use.
Monty Halls and his family explore the Galapagos Islands, addressing critical issues like illegal shark finning and plastic pollution while promoting conservation efforts.
Hear chilling survival stories from a hydro worker, pilot, and snowplow driver in extreme weather.
Hawaii's Big Island showcases its natural beauty through aerial views of waterfalls, serene beach sunsets, and lush palm trees in a two-hour nature film by Elizabeth Carmel.
In Madagascar, European and Malagasy researchers implement an educational board game to engage locals in the conservation of the endangered Alaotra Gentle Lemur.
Sasyk Estuary in Southern Ukraine faces an ongoing environmental crisis due to Soviet-era irrigation projects, with eco-activists battling poachers and corrupt officials.
Elephant tourism raises ethical concerns regarding the working conditions of caretakers in the industry, who often receive little to no compensation for their labor.
Study how fire and wind create their own weather during wildfires and survival stories.
A thousand firefighters mobilized from across Canada to combat a mega fire that destroyed three suburbs in Fort McMurray, Alberta, in May 2016.
Wolves of the Golan Heights, swamp cats of the Sea of Galilee, and desert ibexes are showcased in their changing habitats across the seasons.
Biologische Milchproduktion, Weinanbau und Schweinezucht in der Schweiz werden untersucht, während Ernteausfälle durch die "weisse Fliege" thematisiert werden.
In various landscapes around the world, time-lapse photography captures the serene beauty of nature, showcasing Earth's diverse atmospheres and environments.
Naturalist Kevin Van Tighem advocates for the protection of endangered wolves and their ecosystems in the Canadian Rockies through research and community engagement.
A mini hydro station south of Jindabyne undergoes essential repairs with the installation of a new Submerged Discharge Valve.
Maine's diverse landscapes, from its rocky coastlines to northern forests, are showcased through stunning aerial footage narrated by Jack Perkins.
The Essequibo River's source region, one of the last unexplored areas on Earth, is examined by Blue Paw Artists as they explore its coast, delta, and Kaieteur Falls.
Every day, people in Cape Town queue for hours to collect 50 liters of water amid a severe drought that has lasted for two years.
Daintree National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage site, is the focus of biologist Peter Byrnes and his team as they study its unique rainforest ecosystem from a crane.
Aerial views of iconic North American landscapes and landmarks, including Alaska, New York City, and Washington, D.C., are presented in this video essay narrated by Tom Skerritt.
Kookaburras, Ospreys, and Lorikeets are among the birds featured in a collection of successful breeding stories that highlight various strategies and adaptations.
Gianluca Grimalda, a university researcher, becomes the first employee fired for refusing to fly due to environmental concerns, raising questions about personal sacrifice.
New York City once had farms that supplied food to Manhattan, but as the city grew, agricultural land largely disappeared.
In a rain-soaked summer, Angelika and Peter work urgently to build a safer enclosure for sick black bears at their wildlife rescue in Canada.
The Fox River faces significant challenges related to PCBs, urbanization, and agriculture, as explored by environmental experts Josh Dukelow, Gordon Hintz, and Reid Ribble.
In Asheville, North Carolina, Ryan and Brook navigate the challenges of parenthood while constructing the city's first shipping container residence.
In the U.S., personal care products often offer minor benefits while posing significant health risks, as highlighted by experts like Sen. Diane Feinstein and Dr. Linda Katz.
The Earth's population reaching seven billion raises critical questions about resource depletion, climate change, and the implications of overpopulation.
In the American Southwest, landscapes such as the Grand Canyon, Arches, and Monument Valley showcase the region's natural beauty and geological wonders.
A 90 mile per hour hurricane struck the Jersey Shore in late October 2012, causing widespread flooding and leaving many residents without power.
In Brisbane City, wildlife has adapted to coexist with human development, facing challenges to their ancient territories and survival.
Wissahickon Creek in Philadelphia, a source of inspiration for figures like Ben Franklin and Edgar Allan Poe, showcases its stunning natural beauty and rich history.
Surfistas, como François Verdet, estão se mobilizando para combater a crescente poluição plástica nas praias, evidenciada por anéis de plástico em Guéthary.
Arborist Steven Othold and his team navigate the dangers of tree climbing and saw operation, highlighting the challenges faced by professionals in this field.
Bill McKibben and 350.org highlight the alarming math of carbon emissions, revealing that fossil fuel reserves threaten to exceed safe climate limits by five times.
Australia's diverse landscapes and attractions are explored through its regions, including Western Australia, Northern Territory, South Australia, Victoria, Tasmania, New South Wales, and Queensland.
Ningaloo Reef along Australia's remote northwest coast hosts a diverse underwater ecosystem, including the world's largest fish, the whale shark, which marine biologist Mark Meekan studies.
At The Big Bear Alpine Zoo in California, one of only two high elevation zoos in the United States, the film explores the unique challenges and care of alpine wildlife.
Hawaii's diverse landscapes, from its mountains to sandy beaches, are explored through the lens of Jonathan Sabin, showcasing the state's unique beauty and culture.
Two activists, evicted by 20 police officers, continue to fight for the protection of Hambach Forest against deforestation and coal mining expansion.
Three volunteers work to extinguish a wildfire on the hilltop of Langol, demonstrating community efforts to protect and restore the forest.
In Alaska, blue glaciers, grizzly cubs, and the alpenglow on Denali showcase the breathtaking beauty of the state's diverse wilderness landscapes.
In urban environments, fallen trees are transformed into art and eco-friendly creations, highlighting innovative approaches to environmental preservation.
In the Marshall Islands, residents share their experiences and challenges as climate change threatens their homes and way of life.
In Pasadena, California, a neglected tree in the Rose Bowl parking lot becomes the focus of an activist artist's efforts to save it from extinction.
