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Do we still have a chance to stop the ice from melting?

From Sydney to the Greater Blue Mountains, Zac and Darin meet with leading eco-warriors to learn about protected lands and habitat conservation.

Zac and Darin get down and dirty as they explore a natural approach to farming through regenerative agriculture and organic food production.

A passenger aircraft is stripped down. But the aircraft is not decommissioned - it is given a special conversion and begins a second life as a cargo jet. In just a few months, 600 men and women transform a passenger jet into a long-haul cargo plane - a masterpiece of aeronautical engineering! During the conversion, they give the old aircraft up to 30 percent more storage space and reduce fuel cons

The incredible journey and illustrious career of one of the most travelled men in history, this documentary tells the story of how Sir David Attenborough came to be the voice of modern natural history programs by bringing the natural world into our homes.

Tom and Kia are out in the desert exploring old mine shafts.

It's summer time in Alaska so Tom and Kia are making the most of the 24 hours of daylight.

Do we still have a chance to stop the ice from melting?

From Sydney to the Greater Blue Mountains, Zac and Darin meet with leading eco-warriors to learn about protected lands and habitat conservation.

Zac and Darin get down and dirty as they explore a natural approach to farming through regenerative agriculture and organic food production.

A passenger aircraft is stripped down. But the aircraft is not decommissioned - it is given a special conversion and begins a second life as a cargo jet. In just a few months, 600 men and women transform a passenger jet into a long-haul cargo plane - a masterpiece of aeronautical engineering! During the conversion, they give the old aircraft up to 30 percent more storage space and reduce fuel cons

Saskatchewan's bitter cold and unforgiving wind makes for brutal days and nights for Chris and Casey. A rainstorm adds more difficulty and discomfort. Mentally drained and hungry, the brothers must try new tactics to find food and warmth.

The lack of hunting opportunities have drained Chris and Casey's patience. Arguments ensue when they disagree over staying put, or portaging to a new lake. Signs of a bear remind the brothers that they must remain focused in order to stay alive.

Plagued with truck troubles, Robin and his crew race to get a fuel run done before the equipment runs dry. Claudia hires Scrappy Larry to clean up the Jade City yard but he makes a bigger mess.

Robin clashes with Claudia and Josh over the quality of jade coming out of their pit, while Larry's attempt to help get the crew bunkhouse to camp goes sideways.

President Barack Obama and Bear Grylls explore the Alaskan wilderness, where they observe evidence of climate change, sample wild salmon and catkins tea made with water from melting glaciers; Obama discusses his official duties, parenthood and faith.

Mike travels off shore to spearfish the eddystone lighthouse diving for sea bass pollack and mullet and cook a beach BBQ feast.

Mike heads to the Ponds of Rhode Island to fish for Striped bass guided by expert ED Lombardo. Mike cooks a Hickory Shad Kipper.

Coyote Peterson takes it back to prehistoric times in this dinosaur-centric episode.

Coyote and the crew discover a super-sized snail.

Coyote gets stung by a Japanese Giant Hornet.

Coyote Peterson gets pinched by a giant stag Beetle.

Saskatchewan's bitter cold and unforgiving wind makes for brutal days and nights for Chris and Casey. A rainstorm adds more difficulty and discomfort. Mentally drained and hungry, the brothers must try new tactics to find food and warmth.