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Filmmaker Tyson Culver discusses the link between electricity and progress and the efforts in developing countries to make it more readily available.

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

A frantic call leads Stuart and Olivia to a red-bellied black snake; Jess proves diamonds are a girl's best friend as she wrestles her first diamond python; a rare snake makes an appearance.

A lively jungle python gives Mick a bite; on the Sunshine Coast, Stuart plays a dangerous game of tug of war with a red-bellied black snake that refuses to come out from under a concrete slab.

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.

Europe is home to a variety of felines that have adapted to human civilization; discovering the Iberian lynx, meeting forest cats, and following a domestic cat's mating journey amidst a volcanic eruption.

Bird calls greet the dawn along the Cosumnes River; nestled among Big Sur's foothills is unique wetland habitat shaped by thick summer fog, plentiful winter rain, and moderate year-round temperatures.

The rescue and rehabilitation of orphaned chimpanzees from the bushmeat and pet trade in the Democratic Republic of the Congo.

Rhinos are threatened due to demand for their horns in Asia, so Ivan heads to the frontlines, where poaching events are a weekly occurrence, and explains conservation measures used to protect them.

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

Amory Lovins talks about how intelligent design will save the planet.

Jon Kauffman and Jack Barker discuss the membrane solution to the world water crisis.

Good news about climate change.

The race to reinvent the future of transport by 2050 is on. From robotaxis and drone superhighways, to carbon-free superfuels and rethinking our lifestyles, we discover a thrilling new future.

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

Amory Lovins talks about how intelligent design will save the planet.

Jon Kauffman and Jack Barker discuss the membrane solution to the world water crisis.

Good news about climate change.

Giraffe Conservation Foundation is taking action across the continent to save the giraffe.

Quail populations in Texas are a crucial indicator species that are the canary in the coal mine for ecosystem health.

A history of fighting forest fires and the Forestry Service, along with some background on Indigenous policies and practices help paint the current picture.

More history of fighting forest fires and how it changed the American geographical landscape; fighting fires by land, sea, and air is highlighted.

A brief historical background of fighting forest fires while creating bad policies and practices; the differences between federal land and private land management.

Discussing the result of U.S. policies, how to fix the problems and how to steer away from a fire industrial complex into better practices for fighting fires.

Brooke learns about one of the most important ecosystems on the planet -- the oceans; learning how predators, birds and reptiles all rely on healthy oceans.

Pangolins are the most trafficked mammals traded on the black market; Brooke meets a pangolin rehabilitation specialist and learns about their unique biology from people fighting to save them.

Ivan joins a team of wildlife detectives on a sting operation to rescue a pangolin that is being illegally sold; he then learns how these animals are rehabilitated and released.

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.

Engineers race to generate vast power from thin air: the wind; one of the world's biggest wind farms is being built in harsh conditions along the coast of England; a Norwegian team works on the world's first floating wind farm.

A new breed of aviators is innovating new ways to fly from clean and green electric aircraft to autonomous sky taxis.

Exploring the quest to produce fusion -- an ultimate energy solution that has been likened to ``bottling a star.``.

The power of the oceans' tides is the last great untapped energy source on Earth; from sub-sea kites to floating platforms, teams of engineers race to perfect the technology to harness the vast flows of water.

A new breed of aviators is innovating new ways to fly from clean and green electric aircraft to autonomous sky taxis.

Exploring the quest to produce fusion -- an ultimate energy solution that has been likened to ``bottling a star.``.

The power of the oceans' tides is the last great untapped energy source on Earth; from sub-sea kites to floating platforms, teams of engineers race to perfect the technology to harness the vast flows of water.

Brooke learns about one of the most important ecosystems on the planet -- the oceans; learning how predators, birds and reptiles all rely on healthy oceans.

Pangolins are the most trafficked mammals traded on the black market; Brooke meets a pangolin rehabilitation specialist and learns about their unique biology from people fighting to save them.

Ivan joins a team of wildlife detectives on a sting operation to rescue a pangolin that is being illegally sold; he then learns how these animals are rehabilitated and released.

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.

Engineers race to generate vast power from thin air: the wind; one of the world's biggest wind farms is being built in harsh conditions along the coast of England; a Norwegian team works on the world's first floating wind farm.

The glacial outwash plain in Wyoming, with rolling hills and a nearby creek make this excellent summer habitat for Rocky Mountain elk, mule deer, and the rare pronghorn at dawn.

Brooke joins Julian Fennessy from Giraffe Conservation Foundation on a mission to learn about giraffe populations in Africa; she discovers the threats faced as they capture and GPS track the giraffes.

Brooke discovers which ecosystem services bees perform and what it takes to maintain healthy bee populations; with the help of a removal specialist, Brooke safely moves the bees without harming them.

Dr. Dave Gaynor conducts a natural experiment and introduces lions and cheetahs into the Zambezi Delta to look at the role apex predators play, prey and adapt in the ecosystem.

Giraffe Conservation Foundation is taking action across the continent to save the giraffe.

Rhinos are critically endangered -- poached for their horns -- which often leaves babies orphaned; Brooke visits a sanctuary dedicated to rehabilitating, protecting, and caring for these animals.

Brooke meets Dingo Dinkleman, a snake catcher who teaches her about all manner of snakes; she helps catch a wild snake, swims with a python, and lies on the floor next to a deadly forest cobra.

Rhinos are threatened due to demand for their horns in Asia, so Ivan heads to the frontlines, where poaching events are a weekly occurrence, and explains conservation measures used to protect them.

The rescue and rehabilitation of orphaned chimpanzees from the bushmeat and pet trade in the Democratic Republic of the Congo.

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

Elephant lover Brooke joins a specialized capture team and gets fully engaged as they dart two elephant bulls and lift them onto huge trucks for their journey to a new landscape.

Brooke heads to one of the world's oldest deserts and learns that it is full of life; the whole system is supported by a unique cold ocean current that she explores in the company of pelicans and seals.

Brooke journeys to the Kalahari research station where she joins a team of scientists researching meerkats; she learns what amazing animals these are and one even uses her head as a lookout point.

Ivan visits a community-led conservation initiative that is both cherishing and benefitting from the rewilding of a large landscape.

Leopards are incredibly successful predators due to their stealth; Ivan joins a team to attempt to capture and collar a leopard in an area where little is known about these elusive cats, at night.

Deep in Utah's mountains, Brooke joins biologists locating, collaring, and sampling newborn elk and mule deer for observation and research.

Protecting wildlife is serious business; Brooke's in Mozambique, but not for a vacation; she's got work to do; she joins an anti-poaching team, rides motorcycles, and talks to kids in the community.

The Namibian coastline is home to the brown hyena; Ivan spends time at an isolated seal colony where a research project is revealing their secrets.

Namibia is home to Africa's largest seal colonies due to the rich marine life; this abundance leads to competition with humans for resources; Ivan joins an NGO removing plastic from unlucky seals.

Brooke takes to the sky; as game capture prospers in South Africa, Brooke joins a specialized team using helicopters to catch large numbers of animals on the wild plains.