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In Guéthary, local surfer François Verdet investigates the alarming rise of plastic pollution in the ocean, highlighting surfers' role in advocating for cleaner marine environments.
Water's unique properties and essential role in sustaining life on Earth are explored alongside its potential significance in the search for extraterrestrial life.
Nepal's diverse landscapes, from the towering Mount Everest to the vibrant streets of Kathmandu, showcase a rich tapestry of culture and natural beauty.
Napa Valley produces over 400 wineries, making it one of the most famous wine regions in the United States.
In a deluxe 42ft trackside RV, an IndyCar champion showcases the functionality of a waterless composting toilet while exploring life on the road.
Leonardo da Vinci's lost sculpture is being recreated, while a sustainable canoe material and an amateur pilot's self-built plane highlight human ingenuity.
Mount McKinley, at 20,320 feet, is North America's tallest peak and a central feature in the portrayal of Alaska's vast wilderness and wildlife.
Sustainable water solutions are explored through the efforts of three individuals addressing global water scarcity in an increasingly thirsty world.
In May 1973, the Nimbin Aquarius Festival drew 10,000 participants, transforming a small dairy town into a center for alternative culture and activism.
In downtown Guangzhou, the Pearl River Tower, designed by Roger Frechette of SOM, aims to be one of the world's greenest skyscrapers, relying solely on wind and solar energy.
A couple in rural France spent three years developing a glamping site that promotes sustainable agriculture and community engagement.
Stijn Hilgers plans to move 150 sheep to France as he seeks to balance traditional shepherding with the demands of a changing economy.
Cole Sprague and Katie Schmitz traverse the Great Western Trail, a 4,500-mile route from Arizona to Canada, highlighting its historical and natural significance.
In Ireland's Beara Peninsula, the De Ruiter family has cultivated honey bees for 25 years, highlighting the environmental challenges and traditions of beekeeping.
Urban transformation in Turkey has led to the destruction of historical neighborhoods, replaced by glass towers and a significant loss of green spaces.
Shipping containers are creatively repurposed into a kitchen for an apartment complex and a swimming pool, highlighting innovative alternative housing solutions.
Eighteen-year-old activist Joshua Wright interviews climate scientists and frontline activists to address the environmental crisis facing his generation.
Sasyk Estuary in Southern Ukraine faces an ongoing environmental crisis due to Soviet-era irrigation projects, with eco-activists battling poachers and corrupt officials.
A splitboarder digs an avalanche pit in the Northern Bridgers, assessing snow conditions before venturing into the backcountry for a ride.
New York City once had farms that supplied food to Manhattan, but as the city grew, agricultural land largely disappeared.
The Fox River faces significant challenges related to PCBs, urbanization, and agriculture, as explored by environmental experts Josh Dukelow, Gordon Hintz, and Reid Ribble.
In a small town, community members unite to address the challenges of elder care through sustainable practices and social activism.
Ratka Stojanovska, a passionate artist from Skopje Valley, channels her love for life into flower arrangements while coping with the aftermath of a devastating storm.
Hawaii's diverse landscapes, from its mountains to sandy beaches, are explored through the lens of Jonathan Sabin, showcasing the state's unique beauty and culture.
Three volunteers work to extinguish a wildfire on the hilltop of Langol, demonstrating community efforts to protect and restore the forest.
In urban environments, fallen trees are transformed into art and eco-friendly creations, highlighting innovative approaches to environmental preservation.
In Pasadena, California, a neglected tree in the Rose Bowl parking lot becomes the focus of an activist artist's efforts to save it from extinction.
Wissahickon Creek in Pennsylvania is showcased through ambient visuals accompanied by music composed by Chris Zabriskie, highlighting the area's natural beauty.
In Scotland's West Coast, Martin Compston and Phil MacHugh confront their fears through climbing, jumping, and sampling local cuisine amidst the stunning outdoors.
In Naples, artist Annalaura di Luggo transforms discarded aluminum into four giant sculptures, promoting environmental protection and cultural renewal.
Two chefs travel the globe to evaluate the sustainability and culinary potential of insects as a food source.
In 1665, Sir William Penn arranged for a land grant in the Americas for his son, a pacifist Quaker, leading to the founding of Philadelphia.
In Rutland, Vermont, hosts Brian Fulmer and Nick Kessler explore local attractions including the Red Clover Inn, Table 24, and the Vermont Marble Museum.
An off-grid island village transitions from fossil fuels to sustainable energy sources, featuring commentary by Noam Chomsky on the importance of this transformation.
In the last 30 years, the Great Barrier Reef has lost approximately 50% of its coral cover, raising alarms about its future.
The Passive House movement offers innovative building technologies aimed at reducing energy consumption and addressing climate change challenges.
Chicago was once a field of wild onions, but now environmental activists work to revitalize urban spaces and address sustainability challenges.
Water, essential for all life, is examined through human interactions and the implications of scarcity in a film by Jennifer Baichwal and Edward Burtynsky.
Various ecosystems demonstrate the balance between chaos and order, illustrating how human impact and climate change challenge this delicate interplay.
Seattle residents are embracing sustainability practices to enhance their community, featuring insights from figures like Gary Locke and Jimmy Smits.
California's state parks face closure, highlighting the efforts of individuals like Marjorie Broughton and Elizabeth Goldstein to protect these treasured landscapes.
Ramey Smyth, an Iditarod veteran, aims to complete the 1,100-mile race to Nome while living off the grid in the Alaskan wilderness.
Los Angeles faces significant air pollution challenges, prompting individuals like Gary Locke and Jimmy Smits to advocate for mass transit solutions.
iCizzle's garden project illustrates how cultivating a garden can enhance human connections with plants and wildlife, promoting environmental stewardship.
Every year, around 60 commercial airliners are stripped for parts at e-cube Solutions in Wales, meeting a growing global demand for refurbished aircraft components.
Calving begins around April 1 at the Chico Basin Ranch, where Duke Phillips manages cattle operations alongside his family in Colorado.
In the Gaspé region, the neo-rural phenomenon highlights community strength and environmental challenges as the seasons change and harvests unfold.
80,000 pounds is the amount the Met Office gambles on accurate weather predictions to help businesses prepare for changing conditions.
