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Brooke journeys to the Kalahari research station where she joins a team of scientists researching meerkats; she learns what amazing animals these are and one even uses her head as a lookout point.

Brooke spends time with her friend Joel, a seasoned wildlife vet; she learns about the wide variety of both interesting and dangerous patients and projects that he has to deal with.

White-tailed deer are synonymous with America, yet few know what's required to manage their population; Ivan joins the team in South Dakota to collar whitetail deer to study their survival rates.

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.

Opening day is nearly here for Analiese's new eatery and Analiese is searching for the best local produce for the menu; with an ever-growing to-do list, has Analiese taken on more than she can handle?

Analiese goes hunting for wallabies with a farmer who might be able to supply fresh game meat for her new restaurant; her old boss and neighbor, Peter Gilmore, drops by to check on her progress.

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.

Environmental education is important in Latin America; Ivan speaks to an author, senator, educator and a youth activist on their efforts to save the planet.

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.

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.

Two traumatized cubs arrive at the shelter and Angelika employs a variety of approaches when each cub shows different signs of extreme stress.

Angelika attempts to rescue three cubs whose mother was shot; Tanja and Kim head out to release two yearling bears and watch how instinct takes over.

A month-by-month journey to see what nature has to offer over the course of one year.

Stuart and Chris are kept busy responding to multiple calls about deadly eastern brown snakes; Mick and Adele try to get a red-belly out from behind a couple's backyard freezer.

Julia presents a demonstration of the right way to deal with snakes; Johnny goes to the aid of a serpent in need and ultimately befriends it.

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

The team unravels a poaching mystery using camera traps.

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.

In the path of the El Niño storm, Brad Domke aims for the big wave surfing history books by skimming the waves of Pe'ahi, Hawaii.

Exploring Greenland's hidden history, Inuit culture and diverse wildlife, and seeing the impacts of climate change on the landscape.

Discover how the Mid-Atlantic Ridge creates some of the most remote places on the planet, an area teeming with life found nowhere else on Earth.

Explore the beauty and vital conservation efforts in Costa Rica's Osa Peninsula; in the meadows of Switzerland, a tenacious potter wasp searches for the perfect place to build her nest.

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

When a lost white pelican lands on a California highway, a patrol officer becomes an unlikely hero; a sea turtle swims so far north that it becomes sick from the cold.

A sea lion pup is found with an injured flipper; a female bald eagle is found stranded in deep snow.

Jack and Colton head to the Cayman Islands to swim with stingrays and scuba dive; cave diving on the island of Cayman Brac.

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

The journey begins on the five-year Global Reef Expedition to assess the health and resiliency of coral reefs.

Despite the myriad of threats the oceans face, there is still reason for hope; a few helpful -- and realistic -- observations and solutions are within sight.

In Chile's Torres del Paine, melt from snow-covered mountains feeds finger-like fjords as they reach out to the sea to join the current, lowering its salinity and becoming home to wading birds, rare dolphins and orcas.

The frozen Arctic sea isn't just white, the ice glows green with life as algae bloom and sustain vast ecosystems beneath its surface; scientists explore this hidden layer of polar biodiversity and discover what it reveals.

What are the solutions that already exist for a worldwide energy transition, and what challenges still need to be mastered?

In Chile's Torres del Paine, melt from snow-covered mountains feeds finger-like fjords as they reach out to the sea to join the current, lowering its salinity and becoming home to wading birds, rare dolphins and orcas.