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In Peru's Manú National Park, photographer Charlie Hamilton James navigates the complexities of rain forest conservation after purchasing land threatened by illegal logging.
In Brazil, Charlie Hamilton James confronts the complexities of conservation while living with illegal loggers and exploring sustainable solutions for the Amazon rainforest.
Inhabitants of the Amazon jungle include isolated tribes that thrive in the vast biodiversity of the Amazon basin, which spans over 7 million km².
In the Amazon jungle, isolated tribes navigate the challenges of their biodiverse environment, which spans over 7 million km² across South America.
Between seven and ten million Indigenous people inhabited the Amazon's tropical forests before European contact decimated their populations by 90%.
More than 400 years after the first Spaniards searched for El Dorado, illegal gold diggers continue to exploit the Amazon's resources and threaten local tribes.
A fire in Châteauneuf-les-Martigues spreads rapidly, creating its own wind and threatening nearby homes as firefighters struggle to contain the blaze.
Java Island's unique evolution is highlighted in this documentary about its isolation and biodiversity.
Josh Jespersen advocates for public lands and environmental stewardship in Colorado, addressing climate change and the bark beetle crisis with organizations like Western Resource Advocates.
In the forests of Cameroon, Baka Pygmies construct traditional 'mongulu' shelters using techniques and materials passed down through generations.
600 kilos of yams are harvested by a Kanak man, symbolizing a deep connection to the land and ancestral traditions in New Caledonia.
Olivier Dummett and Mmimiséku guide us through the untouched rainforest of French Guiana.
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.
The Landes forest, covering one million hectares, faces extreme climate threats today.
Half of Madagascar's jungles have disappeared since the arrival of humans 2,000 years ago, leading to the extinction of at least two dozen large animal species.
Madagascar, an island in the Indian Ocean, is home to unique lemurs and diverse ecosystems.
The Baka Pygmies live in the African rainforest, showcasing unique songs and hunting skills.
In the Brazilian Amazon, photographer Martin Schoeller captures the Kayapo people's vibrant traditions as they navigate the influences of modern society.
18,000 hectares of Monfragüe National Park serve as a crucial habitat for two-thirds of all protected species in the Iberian Peninsula.
Covering an area of almost 18,000 hectares, Monfragüe National Park contains two thirds of all protected species in the Iberian Peninsula.
The Monfragüe National Park showcases Mediterranean fauna and flora in a unique Spanish documentary.
Monfragüe National Park is home to the largest colony of black vultures in the world, with over 250 pairs officially counted.
This Spanish documentary highlights the balance of nature and human influence in Monfragüe National Park.
Forest ecologist Nalini Nadkarni collaborates with diverse groups, including artists and prisoners, to highlight the vital connection between nature and human life.
The Baka Pygmies hunt for duiken in the Dzangha-Sangha reserve of the Central African Republic.
David Milarch's mission to archive the genetics of Northern California's redwood trees aims to combat the impacts of climate change on these ancient giants.
A full-time activist reflects on the destruction of their childhood river, which sparked their involvement in climate activism and the fight for the Amazon rainforest.
Over 20,000 plant species and 750 bird species thrive in Papua New Guinea's forests, which face severe threats from deforestation.
27 centimeters is the wingspan of the female Queen Alexandra's birdwing, a butterfly that lives only in the forests of Oro Province, Papua New Guinea.
64,660 hectares of the Picos de Europa National Park in northern Spain protect diverse ecosystems and wildlife, including beech forests and alpine meadows.
Females lay up to 7,000 eggs in the ponds of Picos de Europa National Park during the mating season from March to April.
Over 300 million years ago, limestone deposits formed the foundation of the Picos de Europa mountain range in northern Spain.
Less than 90 bears remain in the Picos de Europa National Park, with some experts considering this number the minimum viable population for survival.
In the Cocora Valley, the wax palm, Colombia's national tree, faces extinction threats despite government protection measures established since 1985.
Giant Redwood Forests, a unique and endangered ecosystem, is showcased in a co-production by BBC Earth and The Listening Planet, highlighting its natural beauty.
Manny searches for a wild boar in the forests of North America, highlighting the challenges posed by one of nature's most dangerous animals.
Men in Bengal risk facing tigers to gather wild honey in the Sundarbans.
After three years of drought, the arrival of rain transforms the Shaba region, causing the Ewaso Ngiro river to flow vigorously once again.
Karan Singh's Tiger project aims to conserve Siberian tigers by protecting their habitat in India.
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.
Motorcycle riders from the Westchester Motorcycle group navigate the challenging terrain of Mt. Washington, known for its extreme weather and stunning landscapes.
Juste, a young city dweller, seeks to reconnect with his Gabonese roots by participating in a significant rite of passage in the equatorial forest.
The Sanema tribe of the Guayana Massif in Venezuela uses vibrant body paint as protective totems, reflecting their spiritual connection to the rainforest.
On May 25, 2009, Cyclone Aila struck Bangladesh, affecting nearly 4 million people and resulting in 190 deaths as it devastated villages and farmland.
Over 10,000 years ago, unique cave paintings were created in Borneo, now a vital discovery for Tewet and his community's future.
In the Amazon rainforest, the use of the toxic plant Strychnos toxifera by indigenous tribes highlights its role in traditional hunting practices and its potential medicinal properties.
