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Analiese explores the Tasmanian coast while spearfishing, learning sustainable techniques and catching fish for a fresh Fijian-inspired kokoda dish.

Deep in the suburbs of San Diego, Joey and Al help a couple rethink their front yard. Joey is confronted by a Border Patrol agent and a truckload of goats as he wreaks havoc in this premiere episode.

Rivers are lifelines that bind nature, people, and purpose; in Poland and Indonesia, two journeys emerge with one shared mission: to protect the lifeblood of their lands.

Waterkeepers in Quebec, Mississippi, Maryland, and Louisiana are risking everything to protect their local rivers.

In the Big Easy, Mena Massoud explores a charming host of plant-based Louisiana delicacies.

Elena Esipovas devotes her life to saving the saiga, a critically endangered antelope; in 2015, when an epidemic wipes out half of the remaining population, her work becomes all the more urgent.

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

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

Guy Pearce shows how Aussies are using smart tech to bring better health to the bush by flying medicine to those who need it, scanning brains at home and away, and detecting viruses remotely.

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.

In their final journey, Gino and Fred head to Croatia, shocked by over-tourism in Dubrovnik; they explore Mali Ston's shellfish before road-testing Croatia's answer to sustainable travel with agrotourism, then cross the Adriatic for an adventure.

In the last decade, the search for data about the planet's environmental history has raised questions about how climate change has influenced human civilizations in the past.

Falcons, butterflies and spiders hitch a ride on the wind; Canadians harness and harvest the wind.

When a deadly algae bloom breaks out along the Pacific Coast, rescuers race against the clock to save as many marine animals as they can; two rescued baby manatees form a close bond while recuperating.

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.

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

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.

Wildlife Manager, Bruce, and his team start to rewild the newly purchased land; John tracks a female cheetah he is concerned about and stumbles upon a pleasant surprise.

The orphaned baby rhino takes a big step in his rehabilitation; construction has begun on the vulture enclosures: John has an elephant sighting.

Tom Hird reveals the secrets of a sea urchin's spikes, swims with tiger sharks to see if they can sniff out blood from a mile away and shows how cuttlefish change color in a flash.

Tom the Blowfish Hird reveals the moray eel's jaw-dropping abilities, blows bubbles to show how a snail can sail, showcases the fearsome barracuda and shows how the whale shark survives on plankton.

An elephant is brought into the emergency room with a suspected case of deadly herpes virus infection, so Paul must help the vets to try and save his life by attempting a risky blood transfusion.

Brooke joins a team of experts as they catch two enormous, fully-grown male lions and relocate them to their new home.

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.

Nick Evans is a snake-catcher from Durban; he loves snakes, especially black mambas! Follow him as he rescues highly venomous snakes from the homes of freaked out Durban residents.

Hi Impact's Andrew Cryan sits down with Daisy Dunne from Carbon Brief, Sebastian Rodriguez from Climate Home News, and Mark Watts from C40 Cities.

Travel with Deirdre Vercoe as she monitors the Kakapo, or owl parrot, a flightless bird found on two islands in New Zealand; can these birds be kept safe and encouraged to breed?

Liz discovers the unique relationships between people and nature across the Caribbean's South American coastline.

Gino and Fred begin in Austria's Zillertal Alps, where melting glaciers highlight climate change; exploring meat's impact, they try vegetarianism and discover innovative culinary alternatives in Vienna.

Special guest Sophia Bush heads to Denali to learn how to be the musher of a sled dog team.

Colton and Jack travel across the state of Nevada; the Sand Mountain Recreation area.

The team discovers why the Maya Civilization vanished; Professor Holley Moyes reveals how a drought caused the Maya to venture underground to make human sacrifices as they prayed for rains.

Sue visits Thailand's capital, Bangkok, where she's thrown into the ring with a champion Muay Thai fighter; Sue learns the extent of tiger exploitation.

Special guest Sophia Bush heads to Denali to learn how to be the musher of a sled dog team.

Colton and Jack travel across the state of Nevada; the Sand Mountain Recreation area.