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The compelling story of African-American tree farmers in South Carolina who trace their land back to the end of slavery.

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

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.

An eight-year old animal lover helps save the life of an injured sea lion; helping an endangered leatherback sea turtle.

A sea lion has a potentially deadly tangle of fishing gear around its neck; a creek becomes dangerous for a dolphin.

Green turns to red in two fieldside hundred-year-old sugar maple trees; wind blows on a ridgetop blueberry field, with a lake below; alpacas graze in the pastures of a Maine farm; autumn arrives.

Witness firsthand as Ben Lecomte makes a historic swim through the Great Pacific Garbage Patch exploring this large collection of marine trash floating between Japan and the United States.

Bjørn recounts the expedition, sharing his experiences building a net zero-waste Viking longboat by hand; Bjørn and the crew set out around the Cape of Storms.

Chronicling the lives of individuals who are experiencing the erosion of Louisiana's wetlands in the deepest parts of the Mississippi Delta.

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

Kalu, a baby spider monkey growing up in the jungle of the Osa Peninsula in Costa Rica, must learn to climb, forage for food, communicate, and face predators in order to survive.

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.

Dawn on a peak in the Southern Alps of the South Island provides a morning study of high-altitude stillness, spectacular color, and long-distant perspective.

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

On the beaches that separate the Atlantic Ocean from the tropical forest, Darly Itoumba watches over the leatherback turtles every night; threatened by human activity, they return tirelessly to lay their eggs on Gabon's beaches.

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.

Hi Impact's Richard Tudor sits down with Fiona McRaith from Inside COP and Daniel Nardin from Amazonia Vox.

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

The compelling story of African-American tree farmers in South Carolina who trace their land back to the end of slavery.

Covers the formation of the isthmus of Panama between South America and North America, a geological event which changed the course of evolution and world climate.

Guy Pearce introduces the superstars of the internet of things using rocket design, low orbit satellite tech, and low-cost connectivity to prove the sky's the limit with 21st century communications.

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

Analiese faces her biggest challenge yet, slaughtering the two pigs she has reared for meat; old friends from the mainland drop by for a visit.

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.

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.

Deep in the heart of Texas is a vegan oasis; Mena explores the off-beat Texan Capitol's surprising plant-based bounty: fried chicken, larger-than-life biscuits, short rib baos and mouth-watering vegan brisket.

Analiese faces her biggest challenge yet, slaughtering the two pigs she has reared for meat; old friends from the mainland drop by for a visit.

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.

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.

Deep in the heart of Texas is a vegan oasis; Mena explores the off-beat Texan Capitol's surprising plant-based bounty: fried chicken, larger-than-life biscuits, short rib baos and mouth-watering vegan brisket.

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

The compelling story of African-American tree farmers in South Carolina who trace their land back to the end of slavery.

Covers the formation of the isthmus of Panama between South America and North America, a geological event which changed the course of evolution and world climate.

Guy Pearce introduces the superstars of the internet of things using rocket design, low orbit satellite tech, and low-cost connectivity to prove the sky's the limit with 21st century communications.

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

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.

In addition to rescue, Doug Thron is committed to conserving wild habitats for biodiversity.

After the Dixie Fire devastates the tiny CA town of Greenville, Doug heads in with his old friend Shannon Jay to rescue the lost cats that have been left behind in the burn zone.

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.

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.

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.

An extraordinary look at the Adams family's 237-year-old garden; a Yorkist rose blooms in homage to the American Revolution; apple trees signify faith and the seasons of the American experiment.

Chuck Leavell returns to his home state of Georgia, the top forestry state in the nation, for a lively recording session at Capricorn Records and to meet experts working to restore longleaf pine.

Chuck Leavell explores Minnesota's winter wonderland, meets the conservationists restoring the moose population, snowmobiles through the boreal forest, and visits the birthplace of Bob Dylan.

The fearsome bat is amongst the stealthiest hunters in the Animal Kingdom, but has a species of Bulgarian grasshopper outsmarted them?

An overview of what climate restoration is, how it is being developed around the world and the low-hanging fruit for immediate focus, methane -- the most potent, risky and short-lived greenhouse gas.

Blue carbon describes the carbon captured and moved by the world's oceans and coastal ecosystems; we look at the potential solutions of iron fertilization, seaweed permaculture and management, ocean restoration and coastal livelihoods.

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

Hi Impact's Andrew Cryan sits down with Pilita Clark from the Financial Times, Wei Qian from Lianhe Zaobao, and Jeff Young from Newsweek.

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.

Liz joins residents of Mayreau in repairing their vibrant coral after it was damaged by disease, helps protect the tiny Union Island gecko and relives one of her most magnificent wildlife encounters.

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.

Colton and Jack visit the parks of New York Harbor to learn about immigration and their own family history; Ellis Island; kayaking to the Statue of Liberty.

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

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.

Part 3/3. In Argentina, Nick meets a woman making waves in the male-dominated fishing industry, tries his hand at being a gaucho, and attempts to master the country's most beloved sport: polo.

Colton and Jack visit the parks of New York Harbor to learn about immigration and their own family history; Ellis Island; kayaking to the Statue of Liberty.

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