From over 100,000 films, discover the handful you'll love.
Free or premium access to the world's largest documentary library.
434 films(Page 9 of 10)
Nineteen thousand nests is the average number a young chimpanzee will build in its lifetime, each providing shelter and safety from predators.
A village of the Mikea people relocated to the edge of the forest due to increasing danger from bandits and deforestation.
The Baaka Pygmies of Central African Republic perform Pongo dances and gather honey in Bayanga.
Rachel Ashegbofe Ikemeh faces armed marijuana growers in Nigeria's forests while researching a genetically distinct population of chimpanzees.
The Punans number a few thousand and live in small groups scattered over an immense territory in the jungles of Borneo.
The Matis in Brazil use unique blowpipes to hunt in preserved forests for food.
Climate change is threatening the Vosges forest in France, with 218,000 hectares deteriorating due to drought, heat waves, and increased pest activity since 2018.
Daria's grandchildren learn survival skills from Ivan in Kamchatka's vast forests.
Tasmania's diverse landscapes are showcased through stunning visuals of its national parks, including Franklin-Gordon Wild Rivers and Cradle Mountain, captured during a two-week trip in April 2013.
A 10-ton stone gate known as the Gateway of the Sun stands among the ancient ruins of the Tiwanaku civilization in Bolivia.
Ian Shive highlights Pinnacles National Park and its rare bird species this Earth Month.
A Mnong family in south Vietnam's high plateau demonstrates cooking with nature's resources.
180 pigeon lofts remain in Villafáfila, a region in Spain where the great bustard finds refuge in protected lagoons surrounded by agricultural land.
Villafáfila in Zamora features protected lagoons vital for wildlife in South-East Europe.
Two fiberglass surfboards are all that members of the Sunset Surf Club have to share, prompting them to carve their own from local trees.
Wood Buffalo National Park covers 44,900 square kilometers and is home to the largest wild herd of wood buffalo, numbering around 6,000.
Wood Buffalo National Park covers 44,900 square kilometers, nearly one-and-a-half times the size of Belgium, and is home to 47 mammal species.
This Spanish video showcases the wildlife of The Wood Buffalo National Park and its wood buffalo.
This Spanish video highlights the largest herd of wood buffaloes in Wood Buffalo National Park.
Wood Buffalo National Park is home to around 6,000 wood buffalo, the largest wild herd of this subspecies in the world.
More than 200 tigers inhabit the Sunderbans, posing a constant threat to wild honey gatherers like Girindra as they venture into the dangerous forest.
A young man from England secures 90 acres of ranch land in Alberta in 1909 but struggles to adapt to the demands of cattle ranching.
Tasmania's iconic wilderness areas are showcased in stunning 4K cinematography, highlighting the region's unique landscapes and biodiversity.
In the early 19th Century, American explorers venture into the Rocky Mountains, impacting the Sheepeater and Shoshone tribes and shaping the future of the West.
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.
Unchecked trees threaten the ancient Angkor temple, risking its structural integrity.
Alys Fowler uses one year's growth of willow to create plant supports for beans and peas on her allotment, promoting local materials over imports.
Four Colombian children survive 40 days in the Amazon jungle after a plane crash.
A forest near Cairo thrives through Egyptian and German collaboration, transforming the desert.
In Paradise, California, the devastating impact of wildfires is examined alongside traditional Native American practices that promote fire as a tool for ecological balance and community safety.
Hundreds of water trucks and high-tech equipment are deployed by firefighters in southern France to combat devastating forest fires each summer.
In Hanover, a red line painted on the sidewalks guides visitors to 36 historical and cultural sites, highlighting the city's rich heritage in Lower Saxony.
In Sub-Saharan Africa, a project involving 30 local women develops an agroforestry system to sequester carbon emissions while generating revenue for smallholder farmers.
Mark Palais discusses sustainable wood-based textiles as an alternative for the fashion industry.
Nature's value is immense, yet we destroy it faster than it can be restored.
Illegal logging threatens Indonesia's vital mangroves, impacting local livelihoods and ecosystems.
Indigenous Tikuna people in Buen Jardín use satellites and drones to protect their rainforest.
The Ecuadorian Amazon is a hugely valuable carbon sink facing threats from human activity.
Justdiggit combats sustained droughts in Tanzania by planting trees to restore farming land.
The project aims to release a total of 600,000 seed bombs by August next year to help restore Lebanon's cedar forests.
Lawrence Wahba is filming two documentaries in Pantanal, Brazil, focusing on the region's wildlife and the need for conservation efforts.
A courageous band of brothers risks everything to harvest the world's largest timber.
The Guardian and Observer appeal supports charities planting trees and restoring forests.
The Amazon rainforest faces destruction due to Bolsonaro's policies amid the climate crisis.
Grizzly bear numbers in Yellowstone have increased from 150 to about 600, but climate change and mountain pine beetles threaten their food sources.
Sky News reports from Brazil on deforestation threats to the Amazon and its indigenous people.
Farmers in Brazil's Cerrado plant trees to enhance revenue and combat climate change.
