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Protecting the Florida Wildlife Corridor, a network of public preserves and private lands, highlights the collaboration needed among farmers, fishermen, and conservationists to balance growth and conservation.
Less than 70,000 kiwi birds remain in New Zealand, a sharp decline from 12 million, largely due to predation by stoats and rats.
Footage from 'Scavengers of the Savannah' highlights the role of scavengers in the ecosystem.
Over 4,000 years ago, crocodiles became trapped in the Ennedi Massif when water receded, now surviving in the region's scattered gueltas.
Two rehabilitated Kemp's Ridley turtles are released back into the wild at Folly Beach.
Acclaimed chef Barton Seaver advocates for sustainable seafood practices to reconnect society with the natural world through culinary experiences.
Three snow leopard cubs were spotted in the Spiti Valley, but only two were visible in the camera trap footage months later.
1,000 meters underground, magma-heated water fuels China's largest geothermal power station, providing energy to 50,000 Tibetan households.
This episode reveals how Earth came to exist and how long will humans call it home.
In Mauritius and Rodrigues, local fishermen are collaborating to implement sustainable practices that protect their fragile lagoons for future generations.
110,000 people mobilized to plant 52 million mangrove seedlings across 15,600 hectares in Senegal, revitalizing critical coastal ecosystems.
Serengeti National Park, spanning 30,000 km² in eastern Africa, is home to the annual migration of hundreds of thousands of gnus seeking pasture.
Serengeti National Park, spanning 30,000 km² in eastern Africa, is home to the annual migration of hundreds of thousands of gnus seeking fresh pasture.
Serengeti National Park, spanning 30,000 km² in eastern Africa, is home to the annual migration of hundreds of thousands of gnus seeking fresh pastures.
Serengeti National Park in eastern Africa, spanning 30,000 km², is home to the annual migration of hundreds of thousands of gnus seeking fresh pastures.
Jaida Elcock profiles seven shark species, showcasing their unique adaptations and survival skills in various marine environments.
In Kenya's savannah, drought severely affects wildlife, as elephants gather near the last green patches on limestone hills to survive the harsh conditions.
After three years of drought, the arrival of rain transforms the Shaba region, causing the Ewaso Ngiro river to flow vigorously once again.
Elephants in Shaba require between 80 and 160 liters of water daily, drawing large herds to the banks of the Ewaso Ngiro river.
100 million sharks are killed worldwide each year, prompting Palau to declare itself the first national shark sanctuary in March 2010.
Conservation biologist Shivani Bhalla implements innovative community outreach programs in Kenya to protect the country's declining lion population.
Karan Singh's Tiger project aims to conserve Siberian tigers by protecting their habitat in India.
In August 2007, efforts to save the Siberian tiger's gene pool from inbreeding are highlighted.
A one-inch by one-inch section of forest on Washington State's Olympic Peninsula is designated as one square inch of Silence, free from human noise.
Sine Saloum is home to the Niominka Serer and the birthplace of Senegalese wrestling.
In 1961, Sir David Attenborough explores Madagascar's unique wildlife, highlighting the island's diverse and unusual animal species.
Sir David Attenborough showcases memorable moments from his career, including interactions with a sloth and a famous lyrebird encounter.
Tibetan sky burial, a traditional practice symbolizing life's impermanence, faces ethical concerns as it becomes a controversial tourist attraction.
In a coastal habitat, Edwin Towler observes sleepy harbour seals and their playful pups, along with red deer and a mother fox with four cubs.
Snow leopards navigate the challenging terrain of the Himalayas, showcasing their survival skills and adaptability in a serene ten-minute exploration.
In Kyrgyzstan, biologist Dan O'Neill explores the successful conservation efforts that have led to the resurgence of snow leopards in the Sarychat Nature Reserve.
In Kyrgyzstan, biologist Dan O’Neill explores conservation efforts that have led to the resurgence of the endangered snow leopard population.
In Kyrgyzstan, biologist Dan O’Neill investigates the successful conservation efforts that have led to the resurgence of snow leopards in their natural habitat.
In Kyrgyzstan, biologist Dan O’Neill explores the successful conservation efforts that have helped snow leopards recover from the brink of extinction.
Wildlife photographer Edwin Towler explores the habitats of mountain hares and playful otters in the Scottish Highlands for BBC Earth.
Lewa is a 16,000-hectare sanctuary in Kenya where guardians David and Leikeirio protect rhinoceroses from poachers and environmental threats.
200 elephants live in the Lewa reserve, where guardians David and Licario work to protect wildlife and address the challenges of conservation.
The transformation of a caterpillar into a butterfly is showcased through detailed footage, highlighting the stages of development and courtship behaviors in 'Micro Monsters with David Attenborough.
Juste, a young city dweller, seeks to reconnect with his Gabonese roots by participating in a significant rite of passage in the equatorial forest.
In Mana Pools, Zimbabwe, a vibrant ecosystem thrives as various animals engage in daily activities from dawn until dusk at the park's watering holes and plains.
The Sanema tribe of the Guayana Massif in Venezuela uses vibrant body paint as protective totems, reflecting their spiritual connection to the rainforest.
In an abandoned quarry, Dan O’Neill and Yussef Rafik explore the resurgence of wildlife, including the peregrine falcon, the world's fastest animal.
Squirrels and meerkats showcase unique survival strategies in this wildlife documentary.
At an altitude of more than 2,200 meters, pilgrims ring a bell at a holy site, marking their visits and deepening their faith.
Emerging Explorer Steve Boyes focuses on restoring and preserving Africa's wilderness areas and the diverse species that inhabit them.
Award-winning wildlife photographer Steve Winter and big cat advocate Alan Rabinowitz highlight the efforts of individuals dedicated to tiger conservation.
Madagascar, Borneo, and Hawaii are showcased from above, highlighting their unique ecosystems, diverse wildlife, and vulnerable human cultures.
Hyalite Canyon features a beach by a cool lake, popular for swimming, located just outside Bozeman, Montana.
