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400,000 hectares of tropical forest make up La Amistad International Park, a shared area between Panama and Costa Rica that promotes peace and protects biodiversity.
La Boquilla, a Colombian village, thrives on the resources of its mangrove swamp.
Seventeen women from a village in Ladakh restore ancient Himalayan scroll paintings, contributing to the preservation of the Matho monastery's heritage.
Lake Baikal is large enough to supply fresh water for half a century and hosts many seals.
Lake Baikal, at 637 meters deep and 636 kilometers long, contains nearly 20% of the world's fresh water and is home to unique animal and plant life.
Lake Manyara National Park in Tanzania features a unique ecosystem shaped by geological processes, showcasing diverse wildlife and the lake's historical significance.
Lake Manyara National Park in Tanzania features a diverse array of wildlife supported by ecosystems formed around the lake, which originated from the Rift Valley's development.
Lake Manyara National Park in Tanzania features a diverse array of wildlife and ecosystems shaped by the lake's formation from the Rift Valley millions of years ago.
An estimated 2 million hectares of arable land in Sierra Leone, nearly 40% of the total, are leased to foreign companies without local community input.
The Landes forest, covering one million hectares, faces extreme climate threats today.
Landsat 8, launched in February 2013, carries advanced cameras that capture images of Earth in multiple wavelengths, revealing details invisible to the human eye.
Las Vegas is reclaimed by the desert as humans vanish, igniting buried power sources.
The Lightcraft is a laser-propelled spacecraft concept for future space travel innovations.
Barrier islands in Louisiana are eroding at rates of up to 60 feet per year, threatening the stability of the coastal ecosystem and communities.
Kasha Clay collaborates with the National Academy of Sciences to document oral histories of elders from the United Houma Nation as their land disappears.
Dr. Alex Kolker studies land loss in Louisiana with the Louisiana Universities Marine Consortium.
Louisiana's fishing industry faces threats from rising seas and habitat loss affecting livelihoods.
Mongolia's steppe, covering 1.5 million square kilometers, faces severe winter challenges as nomadic herders struggle to feed their animals through heavy snow.
345 orphaned orangutans are cared for at a center in Borneo, many of them rescued after their mothers were killed by poachers.
A tigress in Russia raises her two cubs alone after mating and separation from the male.
Lauren MacCallum highlights climate change impacts and plans to meet Ryan Furman in March.
Lauro finishes the Iditarod along the Bering Sea while adapting to spring challenges.
Kilauea volcano has spewed enough lava since 1983 to cover all of Washington D.C. to a depth of 44 feet.
Wapo can catch more than 30 fish in one go while teaching his nephew Jay the traditional kite fishing technique on Santa Catalina Island.
A young male astronaut may lose 15% of his bone density after one year in space, raising concerns about long-term survival in zero gravity.
Jose Mujica, the poorest president, donates 90% of his salary and champions progressive reforms.
An 11-acre plot in Warren County, North Carolina, is now owned by Patrick Brown, a fourth generation farmer whose ancestors worked the land since the 1800s.
Michelle Jewell documents the return of mega-shark El Diablo to South Africa's waters.
Lemurs are unique primates from Madagascar known for their vocalizations and nocturnal habits.
Lençóis Maranhenses national park covers over 1,500 square kilometers and features a unique ecosystem of sand dunes and freshwater lakes in northeast Brazil.
A great bustard, weighing up to 18 kg and standing a meter high, is one of the many species thriving in Extremadura's diverse habitats.
At 15, Oliver Faulstich lost his hearing due to a rare form of meningitis, but cochlear implants now allow him to participate fully in life.
Cape Spear, the easternmost point of the Americas, marks the end of a 15-day road trip across Prince Edward Island and Newfoundland and Labrador.
Children learn to whistle back to birds that guide them to beehives, a skill essential for finding honey in the Hadzabe's traditional foraging practices.
Fifteen years ago, biologist Juvenildo Miranda camped for over a year among the dunes of Lençóis Maranhenses to study its unique ecosystem.
Purejav and his seven children navigate life as herders in the Mongolian steppe.
Dr. Edwin Powell Hubble's work decades before the Hubble Space Telescope revolutionizes astronomy.
Ku Yann lives with his family on Tonlé Sap, a bounteous lake in Cambodia, managing a crocodile farm.
NASA studies Mars' inhospitable conditions and prepares for human exploration challenges.
Less than 25,000 blackbuck antelope remain in India, where cultural beliefs help protect them in the Little Rann Desert region of Gujarat.
In Gujarat, India, the Little Rann Desert's unique ecosystem supports endangered species like blackbuck antelopes and wild asses, highlighting critical conservation efforts.
Thousands of cranes migrate to the Little Rann Desert each winter, drawn by its warm climate and abundant food sources.
The Little Rann Desert in Gujarat protects endangered species like blackbuck antelopes and wild asses.
Less than 25,000 blackbuck antelopes remain in the Little Rann Desert, a significant decline from their population of 4 million in the past.
The Raneys tackle livestock challenges, building shelters and helping families recover from disasters.
Life thrives above flat Patagonia in the Andes Cordillera, showcasing unique ecosystems.
Biohackers seek to extend life through coaching, cryotherapy, and luxury clinics.
