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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.

Hurricanes, storms, and floods; three symbolic cities on three different continents -- New York, Rotterdam and Singapore; each faces problems and must revisit its affair with water in order to survive.

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.

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

Niall meets the king cobra and learns about India's reptile problem; each year, some 50,000 people die from snake bites.

Life under the waves isn't for the faint-hearted; it's time for Tom "The Blowfish" Hird to don his scuba gear and dive into the Top-10 extraordinary creatures that are true aquatic masters.

Ivan explores Australia's K'gari Island, home to a stronghold of pure dingo genetics.

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

As global warming rises, cities are experiencing the highest monthly temperatures in history.

It is early in the season. Problems and possibilities are posed by the transition from snow-free autumn to the cold, ice and darkness that is on its way.

The small community of Montecito is hit by one disaster after another; eventually the land slides away from the hills and ten-ton boulders, 30 ft tall trees and millions of gallons of mud and water sweep down streets.

As global warming rises, cities are experiencing the highest monthly temperatures in history.

It is early in the season. Problems and possibilities are posed by the transition from snow-free autumn to the cold, ice and darkness that is on its way.

The small community of Montecito is hit by one disaster after another; eventually the land slides away from the hills and ten-ton boulders, 30 ft tall trees and millions of gallons of mud and water sweep down streets.

Niall meets the king cobra and learns about India's reptile problem; each year, some 50,000 people die from snake bites.

Life under the waves isn't for the faint-hearted; it's time for Tom "The Blowfish" Hird to don his scuba gear and dive into the Top-10 extraordinary creatures that are true aquatic masters.

Ivan explores Australia's K'gari Island, home to a stronghold of pure dingo genetics.

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

Described as "the greatest meeting of land and water in the world," experience the sight and sound of relaxing surf at Point Lobos, with some of the life that revels in it.

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.

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.

Colton and Jack head north to Manitoba, Canada, hoping to spot their first polar bear in the wild; kayaking alongside beluga whales.

Jack and Colton travel through the heart of the Canadian Rocky Mountains while exploring the famous Icefields Parkway.

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

Part 2/3. Nick heads to the Nadaam Festival, a celebration of the ancient skills that were required to become a warrior under Genghis Khan.

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.

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.

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

Niall rescues gators from the suburbs of Houston, Texas and meets some of the largest alligators in captivity.

In nature, brains often triumph over brawn; animals use their wits to beat the competition, stay off the menu, and adapt to their environment.

Landowners, scientists and houndsmen work together to ensure the health of black bear populations.

Australia's transformation from a rainforest continent with dinosaurs to a parched continent with unique animals.

Northern Lights Shelter is housing a record number of black bears; Angelika works around the clock to try to save an orphan bear cub hit by a car; Thomas is charged with raising a fawn delivered by roadside C-section.

Angelika struggles to tranquilize two yearling bears at the shelter so they can be released; Kim juggles bear care and a squirrel release.

In the peaceful coastal valley of Bella Coola, British Columbia, human-bear conflict is on the rise. People rarely used to see bears, so what has changed?

A family's pet duck has gone missing with a python on the loose; Jess and Stuart get more than they bargained for.

Julia rescues a policeman from an unwelcome intruder; Johnny gets to go up against a venomous snake all on his own; Julia gets to go explore at night in a leech-infested forest.

Northern Lights Shelter is housing a record number of black bears; Angelika works around the clock to try to save an orphan bear cub hit by a car; Thomas is charged with raising a fawn delivered by roadside C-section.

Angelika struggles to tranquilize two yearling bears at the shelter so they can be released; Kim juggles bear care and a squirrel release.