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Trees communicate with each other, nurture their offspring, and exhibit behaviors that suggest friendship and collective defense against threats.
Ubud's rice fields and the Kecak dance are among the cultural and natural highlights featured in this visual essay on Bali and Nusa Penida.
Greenland's majestic wildlife and stunning scenery are increasingly threatened by climate change, as explored by Stewart McPherson in his voyage around the island.
Gene-editing technologies are being utilized by scientists globally to enhance food crops, prevent famines, and accelerate reforestation efforts.
Migratory animals traverse breathtaking landscapes across the globe, facing predators and harsh climates in their quest for breeding grounds and resources.
Hummingbirds are showcased through years of behavioral research and fieldwork across seven countries, featuring modern photography that highlights their unique characteristics.
Wissahickon Creek in Pennsylvania is showcased through ambient visuals accompanied by music composed by Chris Zabriskie, highlighting the area's natural beauty.
In Karihatag, a small fishing village in the Philippines, 12-year-old Reyboy prepares to leave for the city to pursue his education as the rainy season begins.
In the California desert, wildlife biologist Sarah Jackson navigates her grief over her boyfriend's death while conducting a bird mortality study for a wind farm.
Over 245 million acres of public land have been opened to renewable energy development, raising concerns about environmental and cultural impacts.
Tasmania, home to the endangered Tasmanian devil, faces a crisis as a mysterious disease threatens to wipe out the species, prompting conservation efforts led by Wade Anthony.
Tackling climate change through green technologies can enhance economic growth, national security, and public health while promoting a sustainable environment.
In the Essequibo River's unexplored headwaters, an expedition team navigates by boat, encountering black caimans and rare wildlife while experiencing Lethem's Easter rodeo.
On August 24, 2006, water flowed freely into the Bolsa Chica Wetlands for the first time in 107 years, marking a significant restoration milestone.
In extreme climates from the Sahara Desert to the icy mountains of South China, various animal species have developed unique survival strategies to adapt and thrive.
Eastern Australia features remarkable landmarks accessible by car, ferry, or airplane, showcasing the unique natural beauty of the continent.
In Scotland's West Coast, Martin Compston and Phil MacHugh confront their fears through climbing, jumping, and sampling local cuisine amidst the stunning outdoors.
In Iceland, there is a ratio of at least four tourists for every inhabitant, as nature continues to dominate despite the growing number of visitors.
Mira Tweti finds an abandoned duckling named Dewie, starved and soaked in urine, and takes her into her city apartment for care and companionship.
In Naples, artist Annalaura di Luggo transforms discarded aluminum into four giant sculptures, promoting environmental protection and cultural renewal.
Two chefs travel the globe to evaluate the sustainability and culinary potential of insects as a food source.
Australian mammals are showcased in their natural habitats, highlighting the diverse wildlife of the continent.
In 1665, Sir William Penn arranged for a land grant in the Americas for his son, a pacifist Quaker, leading to the founding of Philadelphia.
A variety of insects, including dragonflies and beetles, demonstrate their unique adaptations and behaviors in diverse ecosystems.
The Great Ocean Road, Coober Pedy, and Uluru-Kata-Tjuta showcase Australia's natural wonders and cultural significance to the Anangu people.
An off-grid island village transitions from fossil fuels to sustainable energy sources, featuring commentary by Noam Chomsky on the importance of this transformation.
One hundred species of hummingbirds are showcased with detailed commentary on their unique features, providing an educational resource for birdwatchers and enthusiasts.
In the last 30 years, the Great Barrier Reef has lost approximately 50% of its coral cover, raising alarms about its future.
In the Namib Desert, Africa's most expansive wilderness, diverse wildlife thrives amidst one of the planet's oldest and harshest landscapes.
The Passive House movement offers innovative building technologies aimed at reducing energy consumption and addressing climate change challenges.
Wild animals face extreme challenges in protecting and raising their young, driven by an instinctual need to ensure the survival of their species.
New Hampshire's diverse landscapes transform through the four seasons, showcasing the state's natural beauty from roaring waves to silent snow.
With the global population projected to reach 10 billion by 2050, Valentin Thurn examines various sustainable food production methods worldwide.
Chicago was once a field of wild onions, but now environmental activists work to revitalize urban spaces and address sustainability challenges.
In the Essequibo region of Guyana, a team led by forest ranger Duane de Freitas, along with Waiwai Indians and a remote sensing expert, searches for the river's source.
Tasmania's diverse ecosystems feature ancient forests, unique fauna, and stunning geological formations, showcasing the island's unspoiled natural beauty.
Water, essential for all life, is examined through human interactions and the implications of scarcity in a film by Jennifer Baichwal and Edward Burtynsky.
Various ecosystems demonstrate the balance between chaos and order, illustrating how human impact and climate change challenge this delicate interplay.
Australia's heaviest bird, the Southern Cassowary, weighs up to 76 kilograms and plays a crucial role as a seed disperser for 238 rainforest species.
Seattle residents are embracing sustainability practices to enhance their community, featuring insights from figures like Gary Locke and Jimmy Smits.
California's state parks face closure, highlighting the efforts of individuals like Marjorie Broughton and Elizabeth Goldstein to protect these treasured landscapes.
Ramey Smyth, an Iditarod veteran, aims to complete the 1,100-mile race to Nome while living off the grid in the Alaskan wilderness.
Börzsöny Forest in Northern Hungary showcases its unique ecosystem, highlighting the intricate relationships between wildlife and their environment.
Los Angeles faces significant air pollution challenges, prompting individuals like Gary Locke and Jimmy Smits to advocate for mass transit solutions.
Bikini Atoll, site of 23 U.S. nuclear tests from 1946 to 1958, faces rising seas as the Bikinian people confront the legacy of radiation and displacement.
iCizzle's garden project illustrates how cultivating a garden can enhance human connections with plants and wildlife, promoting environmental stewardship.
The rise of walls around the world has led to significant humanitarian and environmental crises, influenced by social media's role in shaping public perception.
The Sierra Mountains showcase their vibrant seasonal transformations, featuring colorful aspens and wildflower meadows across the Range of Light.
