EARTHX EarthxTV

A weekly program dedicated to covering the stories that shape the planet. Featuring the latest updates in energy, environment, tech, climate, and more.

After the Dixie Fire devastates the tiny CA town of Greenville, Doug heads in with his old friend Shannon Jay to rescue the lost cats that have been left behind in the burn zone.

The small community of Montecito is hit by one disaster after another; eventually the land slides away from the hills and ten-ton boulders, 30 ft tall trees and millions of gallons of mud and water sweep down streets.

Stuart and Chris come face-to-face with a mammoth eastern brown snake; Mick and Adele get a call out for a sunbaking red-bellied black snake; a coastal python on the loose in a metal workshop.

An eastern brown snake tangled in a bird net.

Stuart and Chris answer a call where a snake disappears after it is spotted near a child. They later stop by a house that Stuart has already been to, where a red belly escapes for the first time.

An unexpected reptilian guest makes its way into a family's bedroom; Jess takes on a large carpet python that has made itself at home in a messy garage.

A family and their pets are in danger when a gator finds a cool, shady spot under a house; a training day for intern Grace becomes scary when the team finds a huge gator at a local ranch.

A horrific car accident leaves Lance fighting for his life in the ICU. As the team learn about his prognosis and chances for recovery, former clients rally their support behind the Killer Bee Catcher.

Doug takes his drone to the Dominican Republic after a call for help from a local rescuer.

In-depth interviews, expert analysis, and other insights into the daily proceedings of the 29th United Nations Climate Change Conference in Baku, Azerbaijan.

A look at three disastrous mudslides in California, Venezuela, and in the small Welsh mining village of Aberfan.

Doug is called to Puerto Rico to help old friend and rescue partner Aja Estro with the massive stray dog population and hoarding cases across the island.

Doug checks in on some of the dogs he's rescued before turning his attention to the high desert outside Los Angeles and a boxer who's spent 15 months fending for itself in the wild.

It's a busy week with an eastern brown snake taking up residence at an office complex, a nest of eggs on a family's doorstep and an elusive goanna that has eluded Jess.

A red-bellied black snake has taken up residence in a family's front gate; Mick and Adele go from under a family pool to the rafters of a horse stable; a simple catch goes horribly wrong for Olivia.

Lance and Sonja help a retired cop with a bee problem; as they remove the bees, things do not go as planned, and they need to find a killer beehive at the home of a man returning from the hospital.

Gary, Shannon, Callie, and Damon try to corral a 10-foot alligator in a muddy mess. When a gator in a tight culvert and a busy street mix, the result is one big problem near a local golf course.

Nkomazi Game Reserve in South Africa is home to some amazing wildlife, but poachers have attacked. In a matter of weeks, poachers have reduced the number of rhino here to just five.

Lance and Sonja help a retired cop with a bee problem; as they remove the bees, things do not go as planned, and they need to find a killer beehive at the home of a man returning from the hospital.

Gary, Shannon, Callie, and Damon try to corral a 10-foot alligator in a muddy mess. When a gator in a tight culvert and a busy street mix, the result is one big problem near a local golf course.

Nkomazi Game Reserve in South Africa is home to some amazing wildlife, but poachers have attacked. In a matter of weeks, poachers have reduced the number of rhino here to just five.

A look at three disastrous mudslides in California, Venezuela, and in the small Welsh mining village of Aberfan.

Doug is called to Puerto Rico to help old friend and rescue partner Aja Estro with the massive stray dog population and hoarding cases across the island.

Doug checks in on some of the dogs he's rescued before turning his attention to the high desert outside Los Angeles and a boxer who's spent 15 months fending for itself in the wild.

It's a busy week with an eastern brown snake taking up residence at an office complex, a nest of eggs on a family's doorstep and an elusive goanna that has eluded Jess.

A red-bellied black snake has taken up residence in a family's front gate; Mick and Adele go from under a family pool to the rafters of a horse stable; a simple catch goes horribly wrong for Olivia.

Early morning in Carver's Harbor, one of Maine's most active lobster fishing communities; lobster boats prepare for the day by assembling bait, crew, and fuel, then off to the nearby fishing grounds.

Seeing a home made of recycled car parts, setting sail on a salvaged ship house and more.

Touring a converted jailhouse; meeting the off-the-grid King who made a dome that's out of this world; checking out a posh pad with a secret structure; stepping inside a repurposed, silo cottage.

Meet a guy who rescued a mushroom house; See how one builder repurposed industrial beams from a Boston freeway; Explore a free-spirited house in Texas and tour a home that turned refuse into refuge.

Check out the customization these homeowners shipped in; Cruise a home with ocean-front views; See the Hollywood props this owner is saving, and meet a man who takes dumpster-diving to another level.

Multi-level designs bring new possibilities for small homes, filling spaces of increasingly odd shapes and sizes while combatting urban density.

As city residents alter their needs, commercial buildings are being transformed into modern homes, and the idea of adaptive re-use is taking hold.

A bucolic neighborhood is turned upside down when an image of St. Anthony appears on a lawn; with the help of divine inspiration, Joey and Al push a hesitant landscaper out of his comfort zone.

John and Carol want to be good Californians and cut down on water for their lawn; a fight about jacaranda trees threatens to derail the process, but motocross riders cut through the tension.

A weekly program dedicated to covering the stories that shape the planet. Featuring the latest updates in energy, environment, tech, climate, and more.

Adele searches for a highly venomous mystery snake inside a family's shed; the largest red-bellied black snake the team has ever seen puts Chris' handling skills to the test.

A husband and wife storm chaser team witness devastation caused by a tornado; a meteorologist is chased by a twister; a meteorologist witnesses one of the widest tornadoes ever recorded.

Seeing a Texas container house made for a minimalist, an enchanting mosaic tile home and more.

Meeting a woodworking wizard with an upcycled cabin; viewing an award-winning home in the Montana frontier; checking out a blooming beauty in Austin; meeting the Virginia man who grew up underground.

Tour a Tuscan villa in Michigan; Meet an artist who created a totally swoon-worthy sustainable home; Explore a restored fire station that's totally lit and check out a straw house you can't blow down.

A woman's house is built from the wings of a 747; Old snow fences from Wyoming find a new Texas home; Tour a modern little house on the prairie, and see the trash this homeowner turned into a home.

From Italy to Hong Kong, these tailor-made micro homes reveal how unique, personal designs are not limited by space.

Australian apartment living has become synonymous with cramped, uncomfortable, and cold; nevertheless, some architects are looking to radically change the model for urban living.

A boy surrounded by native plants becomes secretly lawn curious; when his parents find out, his punishment fits the crime, benefitting new neighbors with an invasive plant problem.

Nurserywoman Lyz is ready to practice what she preaches on her Fort Lauderdale, Fla., lawn; with dreams of hosting a butterfly rave, Joey and Al manage to burn some weeds not once, but twice.

Bill Joy, co-founder of Sun Microsystems, welcomes Jurriaan Kamp in New York and talks about the three innovations he has selected that can solve half of the problem of climate change.

In-depth interviews, expert analysis, and other insights into the daily proceedings of the 29th United Nations Climate Change Conference in Baku, Azerbaijan.

An examination of two of the most blistering heatwaves in recent history, discovering why this extreme weather event is one of Mother Nature's most unrelenting killers.

Doug takes his drone to the Dominican Republic after a call for help from a local rescuer.

Doug travels to Malawi, in Central Africa, to work with hyena researchers.

A unique steel house; a well-preserved plantation in Louisiana; a medieval castle; a Passive House that's aggressive about saving energy.

Meet a cowboy who took playing in the dirt seriously; View a crowdsourced recycled home; Tour a menagerie of materials in Atlanta's bamboo forest, and visit an urban shaman's mystical abode.

How some of the smallest spaces become livable homes; these unique, meticulously crafted creations reflect the very best in efficient design.

Designing homes smaller than 30 square meters requires thinking outside the box; with custom furnishings, minimalism, and simplicity, architects create spaces that put every inch to good use.

Joey and Al have a guy who rips out the grass and non-native plants in the Edgewater neighborhood of Chicago; the addition of synthetic turf sidetracks the prairie ecosystem.

In New Orleans, being prepared for excess water is the name of the game; Jared's lawn is administered its last rites, while Joey and Al strip down for a dip in a yard swamp.

Alan and his team take on a 95-foot jungle in south London; they decide to create a sound garden.

How some of the smallest spaces become livable homes; these unique, meticulously crafted creations reflect the very best in efficient design.

Designing homes smaller than 30 square meters requires thinking outside the box; with custom furnishings, minimalism, and simplicity, architects create spaces that put every inch to good use.

Joey and Al have a guy who rips out the grass and non-native plants in the Edgewater neighborhood of Chicago; the addition of synthetic turf sidetracks the prairie ecosystem.

In New Orleans, being prepared for excess water is the name of the game; Jared's lawn is administered its last rites, while Joey and Al strip down for a dip in a yard swamp.

Alan and his team take on a 95-foot jungle in south London; they decide to create a sound garden.

An examination of two of the most blistering heatwaves in recent history, discovering why this extreme weather event is one of Mother Nature's most unrelenting killers.

Doug takes his drone to the Dominican Republic after a call for help from a local rescuer.

Doug travels to Malawi, in Central Africa, to work with hyena researchers.

A unique steel house; a well-preserved plantation in Louisiana; a medieval castle; a Passive House that's aggressive about saving energy.

Meet a cowboy who took playing in the dirt seriously; View a crowdsourced recycled home; Tour a menagerie of materials in Atlanta's bamboo forest, and visit an urban shaman's mystical abode.

From the froth of birds and a sea otter in the inter-tidal zone, ascend to a sweeping overlook of the Pacific at sunset: Gnarled Monterey cypress trees, the pounding surf, and gray whale spouts.

Shepherdess Amanda, her husband Clive and their nine children face their toughest Winter on their remote hill farm.

Shepherdess Amanda Owen and her husband Clive juggle the demands of their nine children with the challenges of the lambing season.

Monty goes on an expedition to rescue a sea lion; Tam, Isla and Molly investigate marine plastic and learn how tourists can help look after the islands for future generations.

Conservationist Mark Angelo embarks on an river adventure around the world.

A weekly program dedicated to covering the stories that shape the planet. Featuring the latest updates in energy, environment, tech, climate, and more.

Stuart avoids a dangerous bite from an eastern brown snake; Mick and Adele struggle to remove a python from an office fridge.

A hiker is nearly killed by wind and falling trees; an explorer burns to death inside a volcano; twin tornadoes hit a bank.

Soneva Fushi in the Maldives offers incredible insight into how environmental sensitivity doesn't preclude luxury; Eco-Centro is the heart of the resort, turning waste into recycled products.

Richard visits the famous Jani resort, followed by a leisurely cruise on Soneva's floating villa; He helps to teach local children to swim and find out how the Soneva organization is helping to produce fresh drinking water to neighboring islands.

Monty Halls and his family return to the Galapagos, where Monty experiences the mighty volcanic power that created the islands and Tam searches for threatened giant manta rays.

Monty Halls and his family settle into life on Isabela Island, find flamingos in an unexpected place and get to know a big fish with a bad reputation.

Sir Richard Branson welcomes Jurriaan Kamp to Necker Island in the British Virgin Islands to enjoy a game of chess and to discuss how business has to solve global warming.

In-depth interviews, expert analysis, and other insights into the daily proceedings of the 29th United Nations Climate Change Conference in Baku, Azerbaijan.

Many densely populated cities are built on seismically active fault lines; using survivor testimony and expert insights, this is an investigation of two catastrophic earthquakes in Haiti and Mexico City.

In addition to rescue, Doug Thron is committed to conserving wild habitats for biodiversity.

After the Dixie Fire devastates the tiny CA town of Greenville, Doug heads in with his old friend Shannon Jay to rescue the lost cats that have been left behind in the burn zone.

A behind-the-scenes look at Canada's haphazard search and rescue system. As volunteers constantly risk their own lives to save others - is the over-taxed system putting out its own SOS call?

Canadian extreme divers and cinematographers Jill Heinerth and Mario Cyr combine their formidable skills to investigate how Arctic wildlife is adjusting to changes in their habitat.

Filmmaker Daniel Gordon documents the daredevil, hot-air balloon adventures of businessman Sir Richard Branson.

Canadian extreme divers and cinematographers Jill Heinerth and Mario Cyr combine their formidable skills to investigate how Arctic wildlife is adjusting to changes in their habitat.

Filmmaker Daniel Gordon documents the daredevil, hot-air balloon adventures of businessman Sir Richard Branson.

Many densely populated cities are built on seismically active fault lines; using survivor testimony and expert insights, this is an investigation of two catastrophic earthquakes in Haiti and Mexico City.

In addition to rescue, Doug Thron is committed to conserving wild habitats for biodiversity.

After the Dixie Fire devastates the tiny CA town of Greenville, Doug heads in with his old friend Shannon Jay to rescue the lost cats that have been left behind in the burn zone.

A behind-the-scenes look at Canada's haphazard search and rescue system. As volunteers constantly risk their own lives to save others - is the over-taxed system putting out its own SOS call?

Penobscot Bay once witnessed commercial sailing traffic that numbered in the tens of thousands; now, a surviving light tower stands watch over a few lobster pots, a keeper's house, and the rising sun.

A Michigan officer in the northern Lower Peninsula works to confiscate guns that may have been used to illegally harvest elk and then have them analyzed by the lab of the State Police.

Michigan conservation officers patrol snowmobilers in the northern Lower Peninsula and officers in mid-Michigan check out Tip Up Town where ice fishing activity ramps up.

Filmmaker Jacob Morrison reveals California's complex struggle over who gets fresh water and how moneyed interests manipulate the system. Battles over uncertain water supplies herald an impending crisis - not just in California but around the world.

The dangerous jobs of people who get close enough to photograph sharks, interact with the predators and even wrestle with them.

One of the largest, heaviest birds in the world, the cassowary is territorial with a reputation for killing people; in Queensland, Niall discovers a small group of cassowaries clinging to life after human development destroyed its environment.

Officers in Michigan's thumb region execute a group patrol for snowmobilers and ice anglers; an officer in the northern Lower Peninsula looks into a deer that may have been illegally shot on private property.

Conservation Officers in West Michigan look upon salmon fishermen and work hard to protect the resource by combatting the retention of foul-hooked fish. Another officer visits an elementary school to teach 3rd graders about his role in the DNR.

The dangerous jobs of people who get close enough to photograph sharks, interact with the predators and even wrestle with them.

A debate is raging over America's public lands-putting millions of acres at risk; as wildlife refuges opened to oil exploration, the American public fights to save the places they love.

This tale of two cities, plagued lack of investment and racial discrimination in wastewater infrastructure, brings to light the need for urgency and equity when funding infrastructure needs.

Niall joins some doctors in Uganda's Bwindi Impenetrable Forest to tend to some unwell gorillas.

Conservation Officers fish in plain clothes to see if anglers are snagging fish.

Part 2 of a night time patrol to stop anglers from keeping fish that are foul-hooked.

An overview of little-known practices of the shipping industry.

The food industry has taken over the agricultural market and is forcing small farmers to give in to its demands. Their practices not only have a negative impact on the poverty-stricken rural population, but also on the environment.

A 60-year-old mother and her daughter embark on a six-month trek through the treacherous Coast Mountains.

The food industry has taken over the agricultural market and is forcing small farmers to give in to its demands. Their practices not only have a negative impact on the poverty-stricken rural population, but also on the environment.

A 60-year-old mother and her daughter embark on a six-month trek through the treacherous Coast Mountains.

Niall joins some doctors in Uganda's Bwindi Impenetrable Forest to tend to some unwell gorillas.

Conservation Officers fish in plain clothes to see if anglers are snagging fish.

Part 2 of a night time patrol to stop anglers from keeping fish that are foul-hooked.

An overview of little-known practices of the shipping industry.

Steady winds and consistent waves draw surfers and windsurfers from far and wide to Ho'okipa Beach Park on the North Shore of Maui.

Ivan explores the current state of the fastest animals on earth, their conservation and their future; he participates in the delicate operations of the capture and moving of several individuals.

Wild dogs are one of Africa's most endangered canines, likely with less than 6000 remaining in the wild; Ivan engages with a specialist team to participate in an initiative growing their home range.

A weekly program dedicated to covering the stories that shape the planet. Featuring the latest updates in energy, environment, tech, climate, and more.

Peter Barnes welcomes Jurriaan Kamp to his home in Point Reyes, Calif., to discuss Barnes' perspective that people need to fix the flaws of capitalism to reverse global warming.

Discussing covering sustainable development goals, climate restoration and more.

Whether it's possible to affordably produce enough energy to provide developing nations access to modern technology while reducing energy's environmental impact.

The team takes a paddle boat out for a rescue, the hunt for a sneaky gator ends in chest-deep water, and a gator with an eye problem gets a checkup.