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Mfana explores what a sustainable solution to poaching requires and taps into his informant network.

Joining the anti-poaching team as they combat illegal deforestation and fishing.

Adele and Mick search for a camouflaged eastern brown; Jess and Chris tear into an impounded car to reach a coastal carpet python.

A "snake" reveals its true identity; a carpet python caught between fences makes for an awkward capture; in Sydney, a surprise package awaits Jess and Chris.

As fall begins, young northern gannets leap off cliffs, chipmunks gather supplies and prairie rattlesnakes give birth.

Witnessing four different animal litters' first weeks of their lives: a litter of golden retriever puppies, another of goat kids, one of Polwarth lambs, and lastly, a litter of Mangalitsa cross piglets.

When facing unprecedented climate change, the ability to predict when and where rain will fall is increasingly important; doing so requires satellites, supercomputers, and even pen and paper.

Rain plays a very important role in everyone's lives, since they love its smell and even its taste; as people face increasingly uncertain weather, the relationship with rain will continue to shape the way they live.

Water is the most precious asset, since nobody would survive more than three days without it; as climate change alters precipitation around the world, how communities are adapting to scarcity.

Uncovering the secrets of China's giant caves; a team maps Cloud Ladder Hall, showing how its size creates an underground weather system.

An evening drive along Acadia National Park's "Park Loop Road" reveals a land and seascape just as awe-inspiring in a modern vehicle as it was in a horse-drawn carriage.

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.

Reviewing footage of an underground volcanic eruption in Tonga and the tsunami it triggers; mapping the path of destruction left by a giant tornado in the U.S. South; fierce storms in Europe.

Gadget gets sentimental over parting with his pioneering Speedster to make room for more projects; a trip to Burning Man helps him cope and karma gets him a great offer.

Kerstin Forsberg fights to protect manta rays in her native country of Peru; she engages with the local community to ensure the future of the species for centuries to come.

Shipping companies and engineers create remarkable new machines to make their industry greener, using a resource that has moved man across the world's oceans for thousands of years: wind.

The team unravels a poaching mystery using camera traps.

A helicopter patrol reveals a well-established poacher's camp.

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.

John tracks the female cheetah and her cubs. The team captures zebra and buffalo and relocates them to the new land. The two orphaned elephants embark on their final phase of rehabilitation.

After a rogue leopard is captured by local farmers, the team relocates it to the reserve; Johan heads up north to oversee the loading of 160 vultures.

Tom Hird explores the lobster's crushing claw, a sea cucumber's alarming survival tactics, the super-sucking jaws of pipefish and why Bobbit worms are true ocean nightmares.

Tom "the Blowfish" Hird demonstrates how octopus fit through tiny gaps, explains why coral glows, meets a crab that tastes with its toes, and uncovers why the blue whale is the biggest animal ever.

The vets check the heart, dental, and gut health of their patients; a young bull elephant is rescued after breaking his leg, and the team uses laser technology on an elephant with burns.

Part 1/2. These three legendary women fought first to save the apes, then to save the world.

Tom Hird explores the lobster's crushing claw, a sea cucumber's alarming survival tactics, the super-sucking jaws of pipefish and why Bobbit worms are true ocean nightmares.

Tom "the Blowfish" Hird demonstrates how octopus fit through tiny gaps, explains why coral glows, meets a crab that tastes with its toes, and uncovers why the blue whale is the biggest animal ever.

The vets check the heart, dental, and gut health of their patients; a young bull elephant is rescued after breaking his leg, and the team uses laser technology on an elephant with burns.

Part 1/2. These three legendary women fought first to save the apes, then to save the world.

The team unravels a poaching mystery using camera traps.

A helicopter patrol reveals a well-established poacher's camp.

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.

John tracks the female cheetah and her cubs. The team captures zebra and buffalo and relocates them to the new land. The two orphaned elephants embark on their final phase of rehabilitation.

After a rogue leopard is captured by local farmers, the team relocates it to the reserve; Johan heads up north to oversee the loading of 160 vultures.

The sun rises on the shores of Año Nuevo, awakening a slumbering elephant seal colony; boisterous young and old males jockey for top-dog status, while young pups and females try to stay clear.

Journeying to the game reserves of South Africa and seeing how conservationists are protecting lions and cheetahs.

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.

There are a couple of places in the world where seeing an elusive wild jaguar is now a possibility rather than a dream.

Cheetahs are possibly the fastest land animals that have ever lived and they are daytime hunters with eyesight optimized for open landscape and distant prey.

Part 1/2. These three legendary women fought first to save the apes, then to save the world.

Part 2/2. These three legendary women fought first to save the apes, then to save the world.

The team launches an ambitious expansion and rewilding program; an orphaned baby rhino arrives at the animal hospital, and the team gets a surprise when they investigate a hippo suspected to be dead.

The reserve's annual aerial game count commences; an unexpected litter of meerkats are a pleasant surprise at Wildlife Rehabilitation Centre.

The team discovers a poacher's snare and stages an ambush at the scene of the crime.

Mfana explores what a sustainable solution to poaching requires and taps into his informant network.

Australia is home to one of the most recognised species on the planet: the koala.

Ivan learns how zoos support the conservation of animals in the wild and bolster endangered species.

Niall meets activists and scientists working together to place America's wild horses into safe havens.

Following a group of youthful goat-fanciers on the path to glory: a win at the Royal Agricultural Winter Fair's Dairy Goat Competition. They must compete in a series of regional shows across the province beginning in June.

Andy Casagrande observes a great white shark hunting fur seals; Andy heads to the Bahamas to attempt to place a fin camera on the elusive hammerhead shark.

Andy Casagrande attempts to place a fin camera on a hammerhead shark; a tiger shark hunts and feeds on its prey.

Chronicling an elephant herd's incredible 800-mile migration from their homeland in Yunnan, China, through forests, farms, roads, viaducts, and human settlements to their new home in the north.

In Chile's Torres del Paine, melt from snow-covered mountains feeds finger-like fjords as they reach out to the sea to join the current, lowering its salinity and becoming home to wading birds, rare dolphins and orcas.

In the six months from spring to autumn, the a colony of Rufibarbis ants face the age-old challenge of survival.

World renowned wildlife photographer Amos Nachoum dreams of photographing a polar bear underwater.

Filmmaker Collin Monda probes both sides of the debate over the re-establishment of wolves to Yellowstone and the surrounding states.

Explore the beauty and vital conservation efforts of Costa Rica's Osa Peninsula, one of the biodiverse rainforests on the planet.

World renowned wildlife photographer Amos Nachoum dreams of photographing a polar bear underwater.

Filmmaker Collin Monda probes both sides of the debate over the re-establishment of wolves to Yellowstone and the surrounding states.

Explore the beauty and vital conservation efforts of Costa Rica's Osa Peninsula, one of the biodiverse rainforests on the planet.

Chronicling an elephant herd's incredible 800-mile migration from their homeland in Yunnan, China, through forests, farms, roads, viaducts, and human settlements to their new home in the north.

In Chile's Torres del Paine, melt from snow-covered mountains feeds finger-like fjords as they reach out to the sea to join the current, lowering its salinity and becoming home to wading birds, rare dolphins and orcas.

In the six months from spring to autumn, the a colony of Rufibarbis ants face the age-old challenge of survival.

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.

Jimmy Doherty heads to Indonesia to meet a young British couple, and their 18-month-old toddler, who have abandoned the rat race in the UK for a new life on a tropical island in the Pacific Ocean.

George explores the now brutal Australian summer and imbeds with the firefighters battling one of the biggest bush fires in recent years.

In Siberia, a look at the effect of melting permafrost, a visit to a 12,000-year-old dog, and camping out with reindeer herders.

The Humboldt Current is slower than most ocean currents but it's the most dynamic in the world because it travels for such a long distance. Upwelling from the deepest trenches brings nutrients to the surface allowing phytoplankton to bloom laying.

A new future demands we transform how and where we live; from smart cities and carbon capture to rewilding the earth, we discover how humans can redesign, restore and regenerate our future planet.

Garrett bikes thru Savannah, Ga., and explores the history, mystery, and flavors of the city; locally sourced ribs, gourmet pizza, dishes made with sustainably sourced alligator, crab and shrimp -- and a bike ride around town.

Iván sets off to answer whether humans can save themselves through understanding the connection between humans and wildlife; Iván talks with experts from Africam Safari, a wildlife vet, and an artist.

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.

The mission to power the future is underway. World-leading solutions from supersized renewables to redesigning the grid, and the quest for a potentially limitless energy source.

The need for speed is an essential skill to survive in a hostile world-and, for some animals, can be the difference between catching a meal or becoming dinner. But which animal is the fastest?

Heavy metal marine biologist, Tom The Blowfish Hird, scours the globe to find the Top 10 most ingenious animal craftsmanship. Which animal will be crowned nature's master builder?

Guy Pearce introduces us to three Aussies doing their part to help save our oceans and to combat plastic pollution.

Guy Pearce introduces us to three innovators feeding the planet by fighting food waste, a restaurant waste warrior, a passionate food rescuer and a Queensland farmer going bananas.

Julia is led on an exhausting and not so merry chase by one of the world's most dangerous snakes.

Julia grapples with a massive python, before encountering a lightning fast whip snake and visiting a hospital to talk snake bites.

A window into the making of Guardians and what it took to capture the series; from operating in a challenging environment to connecting with the characters and doing their stories justice.

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.

In Belize, Liz goes on the trail of a jaguar suspected of stealing pigs, joins an expedition to tag manatees, and meets the women who have restored the population of Yucatan black howler monkeys.

Richard journeys deep into Chile's Patagonian rainforest and the Huilo Huilo Biological Reserve, where he visits hotels that look like either a mushroom or a fairytale kingdom.

Forest Ranger Rourke McDermott helps Jack and Colton learn the skills necessary to survive in the New Mexico desert.

Colton and Jack head to Biscayne National Park and the Everglades to see the effects of hurricanes on the parks' ecosystems and wildlife.

The team learns more about the Rock's caves and tunnels; at Gorham's Cave, secrets are revealed about Neanderthal cousins and their importance to the Ancient Greeks.

On the next leg of his journey, Nick records a song in the studios where Elvis began his career, learns about civil rights activist Medgar Evers and paddles on the river at sunset in New Orleans.

Forest Ranger Rourke McDermott helps Jack and Colton learn the skills necessary to survive in the New Mexico desert.

Colton and Jack head to Biscayne National Park and the Everglades to see the effects of hurricanes on the parks' ecosystems and wildlife.

The team learns more about the Rock's caves and tunnels; at Gorham's Cave, secrets are revealed about Neanderthal cousins and their importance to the Ancient Greeks.

On the next leg of his journey, Nick records a song in the studios where Elvis began his career, learns about civil rights activist Medgar Evers and paddles on the river at sunset in New Orleans.

A window into the making of Guardians and what it took to capture the series; from operating in a challenging environment to connecting with the characters and doing their stories justice.

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.

In Belize, Liz goes on the trail of a jaguar suspected of stealing pigs, joins an expedition to tag manatees, and meets the women who have restored the population of Yucatan black howler monkeys.

Richard journeys deep into Chile's Patagonian rainforest and the Huilo Huilo Biological Reserve, where he visits hotels that look like either a mushroom or a fairytale kingdom.

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.

Jimmy Doherty travels to Uganda in the heart of Africa to meet a young British couple and their five-month-old baby, who have abandoned the rat race in the UK for a new life on the banks of the River Nile.

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.

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.

Hurricanes, typhoons and cyclones are all the same thing with different names, but what they also have in common is their destructive power.

The story of citizens most urgently affected by the melt in Alaska, faced with becoming climate refugees.

Garrett hits the streets of St. Louis, Mo., to sample some of the Midwest's most innovative tastes; locally sourced hot salami sandwiches, gourmet toast, barbecue and sustainable seafood.

Environmental education is important in Latin America; Ivan speaks to an author, senator, educator and a youth activist on their efforts to save the planet.

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.

Human-wildlife conflict is prevalent across Africa, so to mitigate conflicts, Ivan joins Roger Whittall to collar bull elephants to create an early warning system for surrounding communities.

Research has informed biologists about how to protect bear species, but gathering the data requires collaring them; biologists must crawl into their dens during hibernation and dart them, then apply collars.

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

Touring an award-winning, eco-friendly home making waves in Santa Monica; strolling through a tiny home village; a Florida castle is made of aluminum; an ingenious Earthbag compound.

Analiese begins her first Tasmanian spring with a Welcome to Country ceremony; she learns to shoot and embarks on an overnight fishing adventure, before laying down roots in her new native garden.

Analiese begins to build her pantry and kitchen garden, before going diving for wild scallops at a friend's secret diving spot.

The killing spree continues for native plant converts John and Julie; they kill their lawn at home, and turn turf into a wild dune habitat at their beach house on South Padre Island.

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.

Agriculture where insects and algae can feed animals and people.

Anti-poaching laws, community meat drops and upliftment initiatives are returning wildlife to the Zambezi Delta.

Vultures are vital to ecosystems, yet their numbers have been plummeting; Ivan heads into an African medicine market where vulture parts are traded and joins research efforts to protect the species.

Michigan Conservation Officers in District Three investigate a bull shot with a cow tag; an elk is shot on private property without permission.

Michigan Conservation Officers look into salmon taken illegally, including in a closed stream and with illegal gear; a CO instructs a family on where to fish legally.

World renowned wildlife photographer Amos Nachoum dreams of photographing a polar bear underwater.

A thorough look at how Charmin toilet paper drives forest destruction, harming people and wildlife, while offering hope through consumer action.

The life and career of rock 'n' roll keyboardist and environmental activist Chuck Leavell.

World renowned wildlife photographer Amos Nachoum dreams of photographing a polar bear underwater.

A thorough look at how Charmin toilet paper drives forest destruction, harming people and wildlife, while offering hope through consumer action.

The life and career of rock 'n' roll keyboardist and environmental activist Chuck Leavell.

Anti-poaching laws, community meat drops and upliftment initiatives are returning wildlife to the Zambezi Delta.

Vultures are vital to ecosystems, yet their numbers have been plummeting; Ivan heads into an African medicine market where vulture parts are traded and joins research efforts to protect the species.

Michigan Conservation Officers in District Three investigate a bull shot with a cow tag; an elk is shot on private property without permission.

Michigan Conservation Officers look into salmon taken illegally, including in a closed stream and with illegal gear; a CO instructs a family on where to fish legally.

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.

Hurricane Matthew washes thousands of tiny turtles back to shore and rescuers scramble to save their lives; manatees get into trouble after flooding from Hurricane Hermine.

When an injured Western gull lands in the middle of a schoolyard, a seventh grader steps in to help; SeaWorld rescuers respond to a sea lion with injuries that could leave it blind.

Johan Rockström discusses the role science plays in climate change.

Engaging discussions from the Earthx2025 Congress of Conferences with the world's foremost conservationists, scientists, innovators and leaders engaged in the environmental space today.

The compelling story of how Indonesia's plastic waste problem led to the creation of RiverRecycle.

Fall in love with our planet and the extraordinary people striving to make it a better place.

A roundup of EarthX's best moments from all your favorite programs.

Johan Rockström discusses the role science plays in climate change.

Engaging discussions from the Earthx2025 Congress of Conferences with the world's foremost conservationists, scientists, innovators and leaders engaged in the environmental space today.

The compelling story of how Indonesia's plastic waste problem led to the creation of RiverRecycle.

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.

Joey and Al are back to lay waste to the cookie cutter lawns of America; but first, they'll have to confront the ghost of Belmont Gardens if they want any chance of helping a creative Chicago couple.

Lawn killing missionaries convert a neuroscientist couple, inspiring them to recontour their front yard by removing invasive species and planting a color palette of native flowering plants.

Brooke gets up close and personal with the island's iconic primates.

Brooke explores Madagascar and encounters unique species and ecosystems along the way.

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.

The story of six lives inextricably linked by an incredible new concept called Circularity. A new generation of pioneering visionaries is applying nature's universal Circularity - to transform the modern world.

Lance, Jessica, Sonja and Leyla rescue a community center; a killer bee infestation is preventing kids from using the gym; Lance braves dangerous winds and heat on the roof to capture the bees.

Lance and Sonja smoke out a killer beehive in a golf course home; when they try to capture them, the swarm does something unexpected; they need to capture bees that attacked a family's kids.

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.

Lance and Sonja help a duck hunting club with a killer bee-infested desert island; Lance uses his chainsaw on a treetop to get three killer beehives, where he is attacked and stung while capturing the bees.

The story of six lives inextricably linked by an incredible new concept called Circularity. A new generation of pioneering visionaries is applying nature's universal Circularity - to transform the modern world.