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A male Arctic fox on Iceland cares for his six newborn cubs in a rich feeding ground.
Falconry is increasingly utilized by U.S. farmers to protect valuable crops from nuisance birds, with falcons like Goose and Sam playing key roles in this natural pest control.
Survivalist Sunny doubts her endurance in the Colombian tropics as extraction nears in Naked and Afraid.
Fierce lightning storms illuminate the skies over Oklahoma, showcasing the raw power of nature and the potential for devastating tornadoes.
Cyclone Fani hits Odisha, prompting over a million evacuations and extensive disaster response.
Big Bertha, a moon rock from Apollo 14, reveals surprising links to Earth.
Innovative companies in France use regenerative agriculture to reduce fertilizer reliance.
Noura works long hours in Tunisia's fields, facing scorching heat and low pay.
The aviation industry faces a rivalry as it returns to the skies after a pandemic that obliterated travel.
The first video from History Time and Voices of the Past launches on May 9th, exciting viewers.
Aluminium production faces pressure for greener methods amid rising global demand.
A newborn hippo weighs between 55 and 120 pounds and must learn to identify its mother while avoiding predators in the wild.
An adult male orangutan's release into the wild takes an unexpected turn when he reacts aggressively towards his handlers, highlighting the challenges of reintroduction.
A delivery truck fails to arrive, challenging the Meraviglia's lunch plans on board.
The World Bank backs carbon pricing, influencing companies like Royal DSM to adapt investments.
In South Africa's Selous Game Reserve, lions have begun hunting adult giraffes, challenging traditional predator-prey dynamics and raising questions about behavioral changes.
Lockdowns have driven a boom in the bicycle business and sustainable retail practices.
Pleistocene Park in Siberia features a Russian geophysicist's plan to restore Ice Age ecosystems by reintroducing extinct species to combat climate change.
A two-month-old foal at Donkey Sanctuary Bonaire receives treatment for a broken leg, with wooden stents helping to ensure her bones heal properly.
Tule elk, once thought extinct, find refuge in California's wilderness thanks to a dedicated rancher.
Hundreds of seals are spotted on Marta Island as expedition leader Mauricio adapts the cruise itinerary after the last penguins migrate north.
The ongoing conflict between Ukraine and Russia has resulted in over 113.5 billion dollars in economic losses for Ukraine, while Western sanctions aim to weaken Russia's economy.
Coca Cola's supply chain emissions exceed 90% of its total carbon emissions, prompting Rabobank's initiative.
A local guide from Churchill encounters a polar bear during a late night walk in Manitoba.
The United States' nuclear tests in the Marshall Islands threaten the Pacific Ocean's safety.
A lioness guards her oryx kill in the Namib Desert while scavengers watch closely.
Dan Richfield of Rico Brooklyn turns Hurricane Sandy trees into beautiful furniture.
Emmanuela Shinta fights wildfires in Kalimantan by monitoring air quality and raising funds.
New Zealand's black foot abalone divers face dangers for high rewards in cold waters.
Putin's absence at the G20 Summit highlights the ongoing war in Ukraine and its global impact.
Cities face global floods and extreme rainfall, prompting the Sponge Cities initiative in China.
Climate crusaders in Australia and Germany respond to a harsh crackdown on activism efforts.
Activists in Amsterdam took over mall speakers to urge shoppers to reconsider consumerism during conflict with the message, "Stop shopping while the bombs are dropping."
S was the fastest growing component of ESG during Covid-19, reflecting a shift in how companies address social issues and stakeholder demands.
Adidas targets lower tier cities in China as the economy could well shift towards new consumers.
Lord Adonis and Dan Milmo discuss the future of high-speed rail in Britain.
In the Torres Del Paine region of Patagonia, a puma allows her three kittens to explore the wild for the first time beyond their den.
Hurricane Sandy caused $50 billion in damage to the East Coast, but Governors Island remained unscathed due to a storm-resistant design by architect Adriaan Geuze.
The Taliban struggles with governance as Afghanistan's economy collapses and inflation soars.
Thousands of families hoping to escape the Taliban face dire conditions outside Kabul airport.
The Taliban have captured another three provincial capitals, escalating the humanitarian crisis in Afghanistan.
In Lashkargah, Afghanistan, the mid-2000s heroin epidemic exacerbates the security crisis, leading many youth to addiction as hope for recovery diminishes.
Uganda's mobile revolution empowers farmers with vital information through technology.
Mount Nyiragongo in the Democratic Republic of Congo erupts unexpectedly, forcing thousands to flee Goma amid fears of lava flow and destruction.
Sales of premium whiskey in Kenya increased by 42% last year, with patrons at K1 Clubhouse consuming 64 bottles of Johnnie Walker on a typical Tuesday.
Cyril Ramaphosa leads African leaders in peace talks with Putin over Ukraine conflict.
For the past 200 years, people have fought for political democracy, and now the call is to fight for economic democracy.
The speaker invites input from individuals under 24 years old about their concerns and hopes for the future in light of the pandemic's impact.
