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Analiese conquers her fear of bees and gets her first beehive, then heads off on an adventure of foraging, fishing and diving with Palisa Anderson.

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.

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

In the Alaskan wilderness, two conservation efforts converge, revealing how concerted local efforts can preserve Alaska's legacy for generations to come.

Mena explores his Canadian backyard, discovering delicious plant-based sushi, pistachio cannolis, and pizza; he gets hands-on at a vegan cheese factory with comedian Bassem Youssef and catches a floatplane to forage for sea- asparagus.

Guy Pearce shows how three tech-savvy Aussies are making the world a better place for millions of Australians living with disabilities.

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.

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.

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.

Introducing three entrepreneurs helping grow the future by talking to thirsty crops, boosting protein with crickets, and by bringing the ocean to the desert.

Guy Pearce shows how know-how is moving Australia to the front of the green-energy race by creating ideas and change in different places: in the ocean, on the road, and in the clouds.

A brilliant October sun rises out over the islands of Penobscot Bay; hillsides blush red, orange, and yellow, migrating waterfowl seek out marshes, and ancient lichens overtake glacial boulders.

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.

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

In Arkansas' Delta Region, Chuck celebrates Black music in Helena, Arkansas, home of the Delta Blues, then visits Bayou DeView, the Big Woods, the Arkansas Timberlands, and Ouachita National Forest.

Chuck Leavell begins his journey in the Arkansas Ozarks rafting down the Buffalo National River, where he learns how forests help keep groundwater clean; in Conway, he tours a mass-timber plant and learns about forest economy; at the U of Arkansas the topic is sustainable architecture; and after a trip to the Ozark National Forest, Chuck plays some music at an underground, limestone cavern.

The emerging world of electric vehicles, the infrastructure needed for them, and the radical changes needed in the transport industry.

Preserved in a Danish marsh for over 2,500 years, this natural mummy offers a rare face-to-face encounter with the past. Where did the Tollund man come from? Who was he? And how did he live?

Solving our food and water crises is humanity's greatest challenge. But with innovations from cutting-edge AI to ancient farming wisdom, it's possible to create a future of abundance.

Brave rescuers battle to free a whale that has a mass of ropes caught in its mouth off the coast of Canada; a fisherman accidentally hooks a sea turtle, and the operation to save the life of Walter the loggerhead begins.

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.

Guy Pearce presents three stories showing how innovators are improving wellbeing and mental health right across Australia.

Guy Pearce shows how three tech-savvy Aussies are making the world a better place for millions of Australians living with disabilities.

Liz Bonnin heads to the Dominican Republic, where she climbs a palm tree, searches for a solenodon and helps a heroic team liberate flamingos after over 20 years of captivity.

Jimmy Doherty travels to the Yukon wilderness in Canada to find out why an actress and an office worker quit the London rat race for a log cabin in bear country.

Jack and Colton explore one of the oldest rivers in North America, one of the biggest bridges in the country, and New River.

Exploring the historic Gunflint Trail.

An adventure into Slovenia's largest ice cave; the team scans the volume of ice, providing data for scientists to assess climate change.

Part 1/3. Nick begins his latest adventure clinging to a rock in the Andes Mountain, coming face-to-face with 40,000 breeding pairs of Magellan penguins, and visiting a factory producing hydrogen-based fuel.

Jack and Colton explore one of the oldest rivers in North America, one of the biggest bridges in the country, and New River.

Exploring the historic Gunflint Trail.

An adventure into Slovenia's largest ice cave; the team scans the volume of ice, providing data for scientists to assess climate change.

Part 1/3. Nick begins his latest adventure clinging to a rock in the Andes Mountain, coming face-to-face with 40,000 breeding pairs of Magellan penguins, and visiting a factory producing hydrogen-based fuel.

Guy Pearce presents three stories showing how innovators are improving wellbeing and mental health right across Australia.

Guy Pearce shows how three tech-savvy Aussies are making the world a better place for millions of Australians living with disabilities.

Liz Bonnin heads to the Dominican Republic, where she climbs a palm tree, searches for a solenodon and helps a heroic team liberate flamingos after over 20 years of captivity.

Jimmy Doherty travels to the Yukon wilderness in Canada to find out why an actress and an office worker quit the London rat race for a log cabin in bear country.

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

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.

Exploring the Frist Art Museum, restaurants La Hacienda and White Limozeen and music in Nashville, Tenn.

Exploring downtown Detroit, Mexicantown, Corktown and Belle Isle.

The oft-misunderstood brown bear is one of North America's most formidable predators. Dan Cabela travels to Kodiak Island to meet the research team participating in a scientific collaring program aimed at better understanding predator-prey interactions.

Elephant populations in many protected African reserves are expanding, but what happens to them when a reserve reaches its capacity? Visiting Zimbabwe, Namibia, and Angola, Dan Cabela investigates a growing problem for the future of elephant conservation.

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

A brilliant October sun rises out over the islands of Penobscot Bay; hillsides blush red, orange, and yellow, migrating waterfowl seek out marshes, and ancient lichens overtake glacial boulders.

Molten lava devours homes and lives when a volcano erupts on La Palma; an entire U.S. town submerged by endless downpours; colossal ice boulders in Italy.

In the unforgiving, enduring darkness of the Arctic, it's a challenge to stay alive; some skilled predators use the punishing conditions to their advantage, to not only survive, but to thrive.

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

Explaining how weather forecasts have become so reliable with advancing technologies; examining human survival mechanisms that modern science is only beginning to understand.

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.

Four whale rescues: a whale washes ashore all alone, fishing gear entangles a humpback whale, a baby whale needs around the clock care, and four young pilot whales left without a pod form a strong bond.

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

Guy Pearce shows how know-how is moving Australia to the front of the green-energy race by creating ideas and change in different places: in the ocean, on the road, and in the clouds.

Guy Pearce presents three stories showing how innovators are improving wellbeing and mental health right across Australia.

Experiencing a green-galaxy Earthship; a tiny cliffside home with a big view; touring a strawbale studio built from the ground up; a 3-D property in the California desert.

Swing into a modern treehouse indoors; Tour some tiny homes in Texas; Visit a prehistoric dwelling with mammoth craftsmanship, and see one building's final transaction to become the perfect home.

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

In the dense jungles of Costa Rica, a young spider monkey must learn to survive; in the meadows of Switzerland, a tenacious potter wasp searches for the perfect place to build her nest.

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.

In the dense jungles of Costa Rica, a young spider monkey must learn to survive; in the meadows of Switzerland, a tenacious potter wasp searches for the perfect place to build her nest.

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.

Guy Pearce shows how know-how is moving Australia to the front of the green-energy race by creating ideas and change in different places: in the ocean, on the road, and in the clouds.

Guy Pearce presents three stories showing how innovators are improving wellbeing and mental health right across Australia.

Experiencing a green-galaxy Earthship; a tiny cliffside home with a big view; touring a strawbale studio built from the ground up; a 3-D property in the California desert.

Swing into a modern treehouse indoors; Tour some tiny homes in Texas; Visit a prehistoric dwelling with mammoth craftsmanship, and see one building's final transaction to become the perfect home.

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

This true story travels through the 1960's to the end of the 1990's; illustrating key events and players which lead to the first Earth Day... and beyond.

Hi Impact's Andrew Cryan sits down with Juan Carlos Monterrey of Panama and Gaston Browne, the Prime Minister of Antigua & Barbuda.

Jackie Birdsall discusses why hydrogen electric cars offer a great alternative to battery-powered.

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

An engaging panel discussion with leading experts from Canada, Mexico and the U.S. regarding the integration of clean energies, sustainable development and environmental policies within the region.

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

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

Hi Impact's Andrew Cryan sits down with Juan Carlos Monterrey of Panama and Gaston Browne, the Prime Minister of Antigua & Barbuda.

Jackie Birdsall discusses why hydrogen electric cars offer a great alternative to battery-powered.

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

An engaging panel discussion with leading experts from Canada, Mexico and the U.S. regarding the integration of clean energies, sustainable development and environmental policies within the region.

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.

A sea lion seeks shelter in a hard-to-reach spot, requiring the utmost patience from his rescuer to save him; when a dolphin gets stuck in an estuary, lifeguards and the SeaWorld team work together to save him.

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

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.

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.

Hands-on participation in an ambitious project to translocate 100 elephants to repopulate some of Africa's depleted national parks.

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.

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.

Bumbling Chicago mobsters whack a lawn, then hunt for the rarest wildflower in Illinois: the elusive Kankakee mallow, which is perfect for planting in the suburb of La Grange Park.

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.

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.

Father Derek enlists Joey and Al to re-wild his church's expansive lawn, which suffers a savage attack by an ornery crab fisherman.

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.

Joey and Al pose as lawn care scam artists to remove turf in Silver Spring, Maryland, where the homeowner uses cardboard and trash bags to help with the transformation.

Bumbling Chicago mobsters whack a lawn, then hunt for the rarest wildflower in Illinois: the elusive Kankakee mallow, which is perfect for planting in the suburb of La Grange Park.

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.

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.

Father Derek enlists Joey and Al to re-wild his church's expansive lawn, which suffers a savage attack by an ornery crab fisherman.

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.

Joey and Al pose as lawn care scam artists to remove turf in Silver Spring, Maryland, where the homeowner uses cardboard and trash bags to help with the transformation.

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.

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.

Hands-on participation in an ambitious project to translocate 100 elephants to repopulate some of Africa's depleted national parks.

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.

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.

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

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.

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.

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.

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.

Nature's predators come in all shapes and sizes; whether they use fangs, claws, or teeth, once in their sights, their prey has little hope of survival; these are nature's formidable hunters.

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.

Surf lifesavers call the team when they find a red-bellied black snake in their boardroom; Stuart and Olivia try to remove three pythons from a building site.

Nick Evans is mad about black mambas, but it's not just snakes he's called out to rescue; he gets calls for pretty much anything scary and scaly, including the infamous monitor lizard.

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

For millions of years, Africa has been tearing apart in a geological hot zone called the Great Rift Valley, a magnet for the continent's animals.

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

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?

Jess and Stuart answer the call to remove an eastern brown snake that has taken over a grandfather's chicken coop.

Nick Evans is called out to rescue a family who has been chased out of their home by a highly venomous snake; he saves two pets from a cobra that just won't stop spitting toxic poison.

A look at the anti-poaching team safeguarding the extraordinary biodiversity of Mozambique's Zambezi Delta from wildlife crime.

Hi Impact's Octavia Kerr and Andrew Cryan sit down with Alfonso Herrera of the UN Refugee Agency and Tainá de Paula, Rio de Janeiro's Deputy Mayor for Climate & the Environment.

Introducing three entrepreneurs helping grow the future by talking to thirsty crops, boosting protein with crickets, and by bringing the ocean to the desert.

Guy Pearce shows how know-how is moving Australia to the front of the green-energy race by creating ideas and change in different places: in the ocean, on the road, and in the clouds.

Scientists and conservationists make efforts to save the Iberian lynx, widely regarded as the world's most endangered cat; the projects under development to save Tokyo, built on a fault line and threatened by flooding.

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

The Urban Wood movement turns trees into heirloom furniture; behind-the-scenes at the Forest Products Laboratory; the legacy of forester Aldo Leopold; Log A Load for Kids.

Chuck Leavell explores Wisconsin on a motorcycle; touring the Northwoods; the ancient ways of the Menominee Tribe; axe-throwing; Native American musician Wade Fernandez.

Construction currently accounts for a staggering percentage of the world's energy consumption and greenhouse gas emissions; exploring the world of timber buildings for a more sustainable future.

In the southwest of Spain lies the Doñana Park, a vast network of marshes and temporary lagoons, and a large, and maybe the best-preserved, wetland in Europe.

Client Michael saves a nostalgic Fiero from junking to electrify it as a gift to his nephew; while Seven laughs at GM's attempt to go Italian, Gadget overhauls it to go faster than is probably safe.

Construction currently accounts for a staggering percentage of the world's energy consumption and greenhouse gas emissions; exploring the world of timber buildings for a more sustainable future.

In the southwest of Spain lies the Doñana Park, a vast network of marshes and temporary lagoons, and a large, and maybe the best-preserved, wetland in Europe.

Client Michael saves a nostalgic Fiero from junking to electrify it as a gift to his nephew; while Seven laughs at GM's attempt to go Italian, Gadget overhauls it to go faster than is probably safe.

Introducing three entrepreneurs helping grow the future by talking to thirsty crops, boosting protein with crickets, and by bringing the ocean to the desert.

Guy Pearce shows how know-how is moving Australia to the front of the green-energy race by creating ideas and change in different places: in the ocean, on the road, and in the clouds.

Scientists and conservationists make efforts to save the Iberian lynx, widely regarded as the world's most endangered cat; the projects under development to save Tokyo, built on a fault line and threatened by flooding.

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

The Urban Wood movement turns trees into heirloom furniture; behind-the-scenes at the Forest Products Laboratory; the legacy of forester Aldo Leopold; Log A Load for Kids.

Chuck Leavell explores Wisconsin on a motorcycle; touring the Northwoods; the ancient ways of the Menominee Tribe; axe-throwing; Native American musician Wade Fernandez.

A still evening as the life and light around Kidney Pond starts to go to bed; leaves begin their colorful transition, frogs and lily pads float, and Katahdin's ridgeline looms overhead.

Garrett explores tastes from the Southern Squeeze vegan kitchen along with elevated home cooking at Public House and a stop at historic Frazier 5 & Dime.

Garrett sweeps through the Windy City with a stop at Mr. Beef-the inspiration for the series, The Bear, then makes a Pequod's Pizza and ends at Top Chef winner, Joe Flamm's, Rose Mary.

Guy Pearce shows how know-how is moving Australia to the front of the green-energy race by creating ideas and change in different places: in the ocean, on the road, and in the clouds.

Guy Pearce presents three stories showing how innovators are improving wellbeing and mental health right across Australia.

Analiese sets out on new adventures, confronting her fear of bees for a wild honey harvest, raising two piglets for meat with her neighbor, and going on a solo fly-fishing trip for wild trout.

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.

In the Alaskan wilderness, two conservation efforts converge, revealing how concerted local efforts can preserve Alaska's legacy for generations to come.

On the crowded shores of Mumbai and along the quiet banks of the Fox River in Illinois, follow the parallel paths of those dedicated to making a difference in their local waterways.

A diverse group of chefs create mouth-watering plant-based dumplings, fried `chik'n' sandwiches and Vietnamese `catfish'; Mena forages for lobster mushrooms and visits the oldest tofu factory in America.

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

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.

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.

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

Hi Impact's Andrew Cryan sits down with Juan Carlos Monterrey of Panama and Gaston Browne, the Prime Minister of Antigua & Barbuda.

Uncovering three programs keeping students engaged through citizen science, leadership in the top office, and immersive hologram technology.

Introducing three entrepreneurs helping grow the future by talking to thirsty crops, boosting protein with crickets, and by bringing the ocean to the desert.

Explaining how weather forecasts have become so reliable with advancing technologies; examining human survival mechanisms that modern science is only beginning to understand.

A look at why winters are getting worse as the earth is getting warmer, and why frigid arctic temperatures are traveling south; a warmer Earth means a harsher winter.

An Australian family washed out of their off-grid home by flash floods; a woman crashes through the ice trying to save her dog; a golf course tornado; an adventurer injured in a freak rainstorm in British Columbia.

Climate change means warmer ocean temperatures and higher sea levels which are intensifying hurricanes. Some experts believe we should add a Category six to the Saffir-Simpson hurricane wind scale.

A tornado chaser gets stuck on a dead end street; a team of storm chasers are nearly caught in the eye of a storm; an explorer's vehicle is smashed.

On the anniversary of the deadly 1985 Mexico City earthquake, citizens find that their annual earthquake drill is not a drill this time.

Climate change means warmer ocean temperatures and higher sea levels which are intensifying hurricanes. Some experts believe we should add a Category six to the Saffir-Simpson hurricane wind scale.

A tornado chaser gets stuck on a dead end street; a team of storm chasers are nearly caught in the eye of a storm; an explorer's vehicle is smashed.