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Mountain bikers in various U.S. communities forge unexpected partnerships that reshape local identities and promote recreational trail development.
Bardi Jawi people, custodians of Australia's last wilderness, have harmoniously lived with their land and sea for nearly 50,000 years, preserving its delicate ecosystem.
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.
Chicago was once a field of wild onions, but now environmental activists work to revitalize urban spaces and address sustainability challenges.
Between 1965 and 2015, the United States admitted 59 million immigrants, many of whom have enriched the country, according to Donald Trump.
In Northern California, the Tolowa Dee-ni' Nation reclaims authority over traditional fisheries, integrating community and culture into marine science practices.
56% of Americans deny that climate change is happening and that human activity is a contributing factor, according to Paul Douglas in this 23-minute film.
