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Hi Impact's Richard Tudor sits down with Matteo Civillini from Climate Home News, Tais Gadea Lara from InfoAmazonia, and Fiona McRaith from Inside COP.

Pace Ralli, founder of SWITCH Maritime, gives Jurriaan Kamp a tour of the first hydrogen-powered ferry and discusses how to clean up the shipping industry.

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

Chehab Elawar reveals Rotary initiatives that are solving global problems.

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.

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.

With the help of a legendary naturalist, Joey sets aside fears of an outstanding arrest warrant in Miami to help lawn killer Charlie fight a dated city regulation against two mighty cypress species.

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.

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.

The book "The Secret Garden" inspires Zaena and Arnoldo to transform their cookie-cutter backyard into a South Texas native habitat.

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.

The Swamp Fly Team endeavors to have Debbie's lawn certified as natural habitat, but only after two drag queens wrestle on it.

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

Brooke joins a team of vets and researchers as they dart, collar, and operate on Africa's most endangered big cat: the cheetah.

Southern ground hornbills are a fascinating species, yet increasingly under threat.

Exploring the modern reality of ancient beliefs.

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.

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

Brooke joins a team of vets and researchers as they dart, collar, and operate on Africa's most endangered big cat: the cheetah.

Southern ground hornbills are a fascinating species, yet increasingly under threat.

Exploring the modern reality of ancient beliefs.

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

Fly over an island along the possible flightpath of a migrating Arctic peregrine falcon; so much to see: individual osprey nests, a school bus, a morning catch net for birds on the Atlantic flyway.

Lance and Sonja take a boat out to a desert island to find and remove killer beehives, and with deadly snakes and spiders on the island, they have no idea what to expect.

Lance and Sonja cut through roof tiles to get to a killer beehive; Lance urges the homeowner to look at the hive, but she's petrified of bees; Lance finds a way to get her to face her fears.

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

The team unravels a poaching mystery using camera traps.

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

For over 5,000 years, a small hive of bees has lived on the gentle slopes of a mountain, through spring awakenings, rearing of new queens, pollination, and the return to the great winter slumber.

Like most big cats, leopards are masters of secrecy because they need virtual invisibility to hunt, which is why they have evolved to be so secretive and great climbers.

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

Gentle waves wash an intimate Hawaiian beach as a pair of nature's dominant species exchange nuptials under a golden sun.

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

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.

Colton and Jack head south to New Orleans, La., to travel in the footsteps of well-known pirate turned patriot Jean Lafitte; sights include the French Quarter and Chalmette Battlefield; boating through the bayou.

The Green River of Dinosaur National Monument; Jack and Colton look back on waterfalls and rivers they visited.

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.

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

Hi Impact's Andrew Cryan sits down with Laurence Tubiana from the European Climate Foundation, Champa Patel from Climate Group, and Mary Robinson, the former President of Ireland.

Sharks are on the verge of extinction; Ivan heads to Baja to uncover the dark side of the the industrial shark fishing industry.

Learn about the early days of the Sea Shepherd and how an encounter with a whale changed Paul Watson's life. He discusses his tactics to investigate, document, and confront illegal activities.

Garrett cycles through the college town of Eugene, Ore., and discovers dining inside a retro Airstream trailer and then meets a former student who started work as a Duck and eventually transformed himself into his restaurant's head chef.

Garrett gets a taste of Bozeman, Mont.; in addition to a bike ride amongst fresh air and snowcapped mountains, Garrett experiences farm-to-table cuisine, locally sourced food, gourmet pizza and a visit to an organic permaculture farm.

Following clean drinking water from forests to faucets; beetle kill wood; military veterans find peace while fly-fishing in mountain streams.

Building skyscrapers from timber in Portland, Ore.; bringing back salmon and making forests healthier in the Siuslaw National Forest.

Amidst the bustling city of Manaus, see how local heroes fight to restore polluted waterways and preserve the cultural heritage of Brazil's indigenous communities.

Explore the origins of the Amazon River in the Peruvian highlands, where ancient wisdom meets modern challenges in the fight to protect fragile ecosystems.

Goodbye backyard ice rinks and mountain glaciers: what Canada might lose due to climate change.

While working on how to animate a funky old VW surf van, Gadget must do a fast turn on a tricky two engine classic Mustang while also sourcing a dream project Delorean.

Amidst the bustling city of Manaus, see how local heroes fight to restore polluted waterways and preserve the cultural heritage of Brazil's indigenous communities.

Explore the origins of the Amazon River in the Peruvian highlands, where ancient wisdom meets modern challenges in the fight to protect fragile ecosystems.

Goodbye backyard ice rinks and mountain glaciers: what Canada might lose due to climate change.

While working on how to animate a funky old VW surf van, Gadget must do a fast turn on a tricky two engine classic Mustang while also sourcing a dream project Delorean.

Sharks are on the verge of extinction; Ivan heads to Baja to uncover the dark side of the the industrial shark fishing industry.

Learn about the early days of the Sea Shepherd and how an encounter with a whale changed Paul Watson's life. He discusses his tactics to investigate, document, and confront illegal activities.

Garrett cycles through the college town of Eugene, Ore., and discovers dining inside a retro Airstream trailer and then meets a former student who started work as a Duck and eventually transformed himself into his restaurant's head chef.

Garrett gets a taste of Bozeman, Mont.; in addition to a bike ride amongst fresh air and snowcapped mountains, Garrett experiences farm-to-table cuisine, locally sourced food, gourmet pizza and a visit to an organic permaculture farm.

Following clean drinking water from forests to faucets; beetle kill wood; military veterans find peace while fly-fishing in mountain streams.

Building skyscrapers from timber in Portland, Ore.; bringing back salmon and making forests healthier in the Siuslaw National Forest.

The blossoms of the jacaranda fall like rain from the trees and collect like snow, softening the spring of this mid-pacific sub-tropical archipelago.

Jessica gets an emergency call from a hospital with a swarm of killer bees attacking people; as the sun's extreme heat beats down, Lance, Sonja and Leyla search for the 17-foot hive on the roof.

Lance and his team are called to a massive fruit ranch to capture a swarm of killer bees hiding inside the wall of a work shack; it's no easy task as darkness and a raging sandstorm fast approach.

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.

A dog helps rescue a dying loggerhead sea turtle; a group of dedicated volunteers try to save African penguins from extinction.

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.

Jack and Colton return to Katmai National Park in Alaska to find one of the last remaining known volcanic steam vents in the Valley of 10,000 Smokes.

Colton and Jack set out to hike the nine peaks of the Presidential Traverse in White Mountain National Forest in New Hampshire.

Brandt's cormorants soar over California sea lions hauled out on rocks, returning on this moody evening to their Pacific island.

Estimates suggest that by 2050, at least one in four will live in a country suffering from water shortages, creating ideal conditions for a new market investment groups to claim a monopoly on anything related to water.

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

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.

From 1951 to 1992, the U.S. government tests more than 900 nuclear weapons on American soil.

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

Hi Impact's Richard Tudor sits down with Matteo Civillini from Climate Home News, Tais Gadea Lara from InfoAmazonia, and Fiona McRaith from Inside COP.

Mexico is a nation rich in renewable energies, with lakes, ocean, volcanic soil, and solar resources; however, Mexico's natural resources may not be enough to reduce emissions by 35% before the year 2030.

Arriving on an empty stomach, the inhabitants of this Danish village located on California's central coastline fill Garrett with stories of their town's beginnings, authentic Danish food and wine that rivals the world's best.

Garrett cycles through the college town of Eugene, Ore., and discovers dining inside a retro Airstream trailer and then meets a former student who started work as a Duck and eventually transformed himself into his restaurant's head chef.

Severe flooding forces families across Europe onto their rooftops; a Nepali avalanche; deadly wildfires in the Sierra Nevada; an eastern U.S. whiteout that strands motorists for 24 hours in their cars.

As the harshest season subsides, the spring brings warmth and new life; it is a story of survival, love and renewal, where each winter's end marks the beginning of a new chapter in the cycle of life.

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

As technology advances, manmade accidents have become as destructive as some natural disasters; a look at recent catastrophes.

As the harshest season subsides, the spring brings warmth and new life; it is a story of survival, love and renewal, where each winter's end marks the beginning of a new chapter in the cycle of life.

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

As technology advances, manmade accidents have become as destructive as some natural disasters; a look at recent catastrophes.

Mexico is a nation rich in renewable energies, with lakes, ocean, volcanic soil, and solar resources; however, Mexico's natural resources may not be enough to reduce emissions by 35% before the year 2030.

Arriving on an empty stomach, the inhabitants of this Danish village located on California's central coastline fill Garrett with stories of their town's beginnings, authentic Danish food and wine that rivals the world's best.

Garrett cycles through the college town of Eugene, Ore., and discovers dining inside a retro Airstream trailer and then meets a former student who started work as a Duck and eventually transformed himself into his restaurant's head chef.

Severe flooding forces families across Europe onto their rooftops; a Nepali avalanche; deadly wildfires in the Sierra Nevada; an eastern U.S. whiteout that strands motorists for 24 hours in their cars.

Witness the event of dawn alongside a magical inland pond with birds, millipedes, and a range of plants; this is sunrise in the state of Rio Grande do Norte in northeastern Brazil.

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.

Nick's adventure starts with a helicopter ride along the northern stretch of the Mississippi before hitting the road to visit the birthplace of Mark Twain and a trailblazing restaurant in Minneapolis.

Volcanoes created more than 80% of our planet's surface, but explosive eruptions can be deadly; a journey under the earth to discover why volcanoes are so dangerous.

Warmer weather makes storms more volatile and unpredictable; following the stories of witnesses and survivors of terrifying lightning strikes.

Robson explores the Anavilhanas Archipelago in his canoe; an intricate pattern of tiny islands and lagoons and Robson is bowled over to see a white breasted hawk among egrets, parrots and herons.

Thousands of mating, migrating monarch butterflies hang hidden in an evergreen grove, awakening as the morning warms.

The journey of the Capitol Christmas tree from Colorado to DC.

California residents who have survived wildfires; planting redwoods; turning wood chips into electricity at a biomass plant; a jam session and behind-the-scenes tour at the Fender instrument factory.

Explore the origins of the Amazon River in the Peruvian highlands, where ancient wisdom meets modern challenges in the fight to protect fragile ecosystems.

At the meeting point of river and ocean, witness the power of nature's forces as climate change alters the landscape-and the people-of the Amazon delta.

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.

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.

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

Hi Impact's Andrew Cryan sits down with Pilita Clark from the Financial Times and Adair Turner from the Energy Transitions Commission.

The wall between Mexico and the USA is more than a barrier between countries; it's an obstacle blocking the free transit of thousands of species in one of the most biodiverse ecosystems in the world.

Garrett Bess shares his hometown, the Central Jersey Shore, with visits to David Burke's Drifthouse, a feast of seafood at One Willow, and a delicious cheeseburger at local treasure Barnacle Bill's.

Arriving on an empty stomach, the inhabitants of this Danish village located on California's central coastline fill Garrett with stories of their town's beginnings, authentic Danish food and wine that rivals the world's best.

With a constantly churning molten core, the planet rearranges continents like pieces of a giant puzzle; each episode focuses on one dramatic geological change and its effects on the wildlife - covering the Americas, Africa, Australia and Eurasia.

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.

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

Whether it's flying in the sky, swinging through the trees, leaping off buildings, or defying gravity, Tom The Blowfish Hird is going higher than ever before to find nature's ultimate highflyers.

Nature is filled with no shortage of flamboyant creatures. Tom The Blowfish Hird shines the spotlight on outrageous exhibitionists in his search for the natural world's greatest showmen.

Reptile catcher Stuart McKenzie responds to a distress call from a boy who discovered a snake hiding under the toilet rolls.

Summer is snake season in Durban, and Nick Evans is run off his feet rescuing terrified Durban residents from black mamba invasions.

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.

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