From over 100,000 films, discover the handful you'll love.
Free or premium access to the world's largest documentary library.
7535 films(Page 1 of 157)
A team of divers, scientists, and photographers documents the rapid disappearance of coral reefs around the world due to climate change.
Daniel McGowan participated in two separate arson attacks in 2001 as a member of the Earth Liberation Front, which claimed responsibility for over two dozen acts of ecoterrorism.
Urban life in the United States contrasts sharply with natural landscapes, revealing the effects of technology on society and the environment through visuals and Philip Glass's music.
The existence of a deep-sea reptile challenges current scientific understanding of marine life evolution and adaptation.
Greta Thunberg's school strike for climate action sparked a global movement, culminating in the largest climate protest in history on March 15, 2019.
PFAs, known as forever chemicals, have infiltrated America's food supply due to the negligence of corporations like Dupont and 3M, raising serious health concerns.
In Australia, the unique relationship between orcas and humans highlights how marine life may adapt to environmental changes and human impact.
Research on artificial intelligence explores whether ChatGPT can communicate with whales, examining the implications for both technology and marine biology.
Water scarcity affects communities worldwide, as highlighted by activists like Erin Brockovich and experts such as Peter Gleick, who advocate for sustainable solutions.
Uranium atoms, found in the Earth's crust, contain concentrated energy that was first harnessed in the mid-20th century for bombs and submarine power.
The Aran Islands in Ireland illustrate the daily lives of fishermen and farmers in 1934, highlighting their struggles against a harsh environment.
Over 300 million tons of plastic are produced globally each year, impacting ecosystems and human health across the planet.
In the last 50 years, wildlife populations have declined by 60 percent, prompting urgent calls for conservation efforts to protect remaining ecosystems.
A single meal can impact personal health, environmental sustainability, and animal welfare, prompting a reevaluation of dietary choices.
A velvet worm can shoot sticky slime up to a foot, using it to capture prey in its tropical rainforest habitat.
Molly Forbes, a 92-year-old widow, confronts Donald Trump's plans for a golf course that threatens her community's water supply in Scotland.
Eva zu Beck boards a boat in Leticia, Colombia, to meet the Matis tribe and learn their traditional navigation skills in the Amazon rainforest.
Crawford Lake in Ontario contains sediment layers that span 1,000 years, including a marker of radioactive plutonium fallout from 1950s nuclear testing.
The break-up of the supercontinent Pangea led to India's collision with Asia, resulting in a significant shift in evolutionary isolation and biodiversity.
For 25,000 years, societies revered a goddess as a symbol of creation and nurturing, a belief system now linked to modern environmental challenges.
Jessica Nabongo, the first black woman to visit every country in the world, hosts a global celebration featuring performances from artists like AURORA and Willie Nelson.
IKEA's timber production in the Romanian Carpathian Mountains raises concerns among biologists and environmental groups about its impact on old-growth forests and biodiversity.
Over four decades, Dr. Jane Goodall has advocated for chimpanzees and their habitats while conducting research in Gombe Stream National Park, Tanzania.
The Camp Fire, California's most destructive wildfire, is examined through survivor accounts and expert insights on its causes and climate change's role.
Wildfire crisis threatens communities, but innovative fireproofing methods offer hope for safeguarding landscapes and preventing destruction.
Five animals per week undergo surgery to remove plastic from their stomachs in a country facing a severe plastic waste crisis.
Half of all wildlife has disappeared in the last 40 years, raising questions about the effectiveness of renewable energy in addressing environmental crises.
A deep exploration of humanity's role in Earth's fragile ecosystem.
Five friends travel 1,200 miles along the United States-Mexico border to evaluate the ecological effects of a proposed border wall.
The combined wealth of the 62 richest people equals that of three and a half billion people living on Earth.
In the remote valleys of Appalachia, diverse wildlife such as bears, salamanders, and vultures coexists with a rich human culture.
Ten years after the Fukushima nuclear disaster, Kyoko Miyake returns to her hometown of Namie to confront the lasting effects on her community and family.
Greenland has 37 animal farms, but as climate change makes mining resources more accessible, local communities must choose between agriculture and mining.
Diné activist Klee Benally leads efforts to protect land and culture in Arizona, emphasizing the spiritual and ancestral responsibility to defend Mother Earth.
A young artist experiences vivid hallucinatory messages from nature after contracting a deadly bacterial infection, prompting reflections on biodiversity and extinction.
8,225 is the number of species photographed by conservationist Joel Sartori, who aims to raise awareness about wildlife conservation.
Californian and Costa Rican forests showcase rich biodiversity and intricate ecosystems, highlighting the urgent need for forest conservation efforts.
In the forests of Costa Rica, Alaska, and California, natural sounds provide a calming backdrop for relaxation, study, or meditation.
A siphonophore can grow longer than a blue whale, illustrating the phenomenon of deep sea gigantism among marine organisms.
Since 1917, Majuli Island has lost over half its land to erosion, prompting local islander Jadav Payeng to plant trees and restore the environment.
In the deep sea, real footage showcases iconic species like sixgill sharks and giant isopods, filmed by the Schmidt Ocean Institute and NOAA.
PFAS chemicals, prevalent in numerous consumer products, are now found in human blood and linked to serious health issues, prompting regulatory action.
99 percent of all life on Earth was lost between 2.4 and 2 billion years ago due to the Great Oxidation Event caused by oxygenic photosynthesis.
A 10-hour loop features diverse marine life and underwater landscapes, showcasing the beauty and ecosystems of the world's oceans.
The deep sea is defined as anywhere below a depth of 200 meters, encompassing more than a billion cubic kilometers of living space.
Jude Kriwald's solo adventure through Liberia's Gola rainforest highlights his struggle for survival with limited resources and the pursuit of childhood dreams.
Long distance swimming poses significant health risks due to factors like contaminated water and physical strain, as highlighted by experts in the field.
Attivisti, liberisti e anti-capitalisti discutono le sfide del capitalismo green e l'efficacia degli scioperi per il clima del movimento Fridays For Future.
