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Chronicling an elephant herd's incredible 800-mile migration from their homeland in Yunnan, China, through forests, farms, roads, viaducts, and human settlements to their new home in the north.

Rain brings unexpected benefits for spadefoot toads, grizzlies and whitewater kayakers but too much of it can be deadly.

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

In an unforgettable journey through the developing world, Dr. Tinker meets leaders, entrepreneurs and everyday citizens working to bring energy to their people.

Filmmaker Collin Monda probes both sides of the debate over the re-establishment of wolves to Yellowstone and the surrounding states.

Veterinarians try a groundbreaking technology to try to restore a rescued sea lion's eyesight; a sea turtle desperately needs help.

Arlie and his son Blue have five hours of father-son fun rescuing a gator in a pond; the team gathers eggs from gator nests at the park; an alligator goes looking for a chicken dinner.

The vets attempt to rehabilitate a mentally ill young bull in the hospital's male herd; Kat gets her hands dirty with a pile of elephant dung; Paul helps treat an infected abscess.

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.

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.

Veterinarians try a groundbreaking technology to try to restore a rescued sea lion's eyesight; a sea turtle desperately needs help.

Arlie and his son Blue have five hours of father-son fun rescuing a gator in a pond; the team gathers eggs from gator nests at the park; an alligator goes looking for a chicken dinner.

The vets attempt to rehabilitate a mentally ill young bull in the hospital's male herd; Kat gets her hands dirty with a pile of elephant dung; Paul helps treat an infected abscess.

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.

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.

Since some African countries allow for private ownership of wildlife, this generated an industry of trade that hoped to rejuvenate the fauna of the land; the team uses unique high-stakes methods to capture various species.

Hi Impact's Andrew Cryan sits down with Pilita Clark from the Financial Times and Adair Turner from the Energy Transitions Commission.

Tim DeMoss, Environmental Affairs Officer a the Port of Los Angeles, sits down with Jurriaan Kamp to discuss carbon neutral transportation and how hydrogen-powered trucks are the key to cleaner air.

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

The compelling story of how Indonesia's plastic waste problem led to the creation of RiverRecycle.

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 Pilita Clark from the Financial Times and Adair Turner from the Energy Transitions Commission.

Tim DeMoss, Environmental Affairs Officer a the Port of Los Angeles, sits down with Jurriaan Kamp to discuss carbon neutral transportation and how hydrogen-powered trucks are the key to cleaner air.

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

The compelling story of how Indonesia's plastic waste problem led to the creation of RiverRecycle.

Loss of life and limb to crocodiles is an all too common affair on the Cubango River in northern Namibia. Ivan takes to the ground to investigate, catch, and tag these man-eating crocs.

Ivan visits the San Antonio Zoo, an international hub for scientific research and education, and discovers how public outreach is shaping the modern conservation landscape.

The story of six lives inextricably linked by an incredible new concept called Circularity. A new generation of pioneering visionaries is applying nature's universal Circularity - to transform the modern world.

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.

Lance and Sonja help a retired cop with a bee problem; as they remove the bees, things do not go as planned, and they need to find a killer beehive at the home of a man returning from the hospital.

Lance and Sonja help a duck hunting club with a killer bee-infested desert island; Lance uses his chainsaw on a treetop to get three killer beehives, where he is attacked and stung while capturing the bees.

Brooke joins a team of experts as they catch two enormous, fully-grown male lions and relocate them to their new home.

Brooke gets up close and personal with the island's iconic primates.

Mountain lions are an enigmatic species, making them a challenge to study. Ivan finds himself waist deep in snow in Central Utah with a team of researchers attempting to collar these iconic cats.

Elephants are eating crops and threatening the livelihoods of a community in rural Mozambique; the only solution: capturing the offending animals and moving them to a secure location.

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?

Nature is filled with no shortage of flamboyant creatures. Tom The Blowfish Hird shines the spotlight on outrageous exhibitionists in his search for the natural world's greatest showmen.

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.

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 scrapping over breeding rights, enduring extreme conditions, or boasting a supercharged immune system, being tough is essential to staying alive.

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.

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

Nature is filled with no shortage of flamboyant creatures. Tom The Blowfish Hird shines the spotlight on outrageous exhibitionists in his search for the natural world's greatest showmen.

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.

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 scrapping over breeding rights, enduring extreme conditions, or boasting a supercharged immune system, being tough is essential to staying alive.

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.

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

Brooke joins a team of experts as they catch two enormous, fully-grown male lions and relocate them to their new home.

Brooke gets up close and personal with the island's iconic primates.

Mountain lions are an enigmatic species, making them a challenge to study. Ivan finds himself waist deep in snow in Central Utah with a team of researchers attempting to collar these iconic cats.

Elephants are eating crops and threatening the livelihoods of a community in rural Mozambique; the only solution: capturing the offending animals and moving them to a secure location.

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?

An evening drive along Acadia National Park's "Park Loop Road" reveals a land and seascape just as awe-inspiring in a modern vehicle as it was in a horse-drawn carriage.

Reptile catcher Stuart McKenzie responds to a distress call from a boy who discovered a snake hiding under the toilet rolls.

Two eastern brown snakes play hide-and-seek with wranglers Chris and Stuart in a family backyard; Mick dives into a swimming pool to remove a keelback.

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

The team discovers a poacher's snare and stages an ambush at the scene of the crime.

Brooke learns how man's best friend is playing an important role in protecting endangered wildlife, how their noses help them to find wildlife criminals, and a simulation of how they catch poachers.

Brooke heads to one of the world's oldest deserts and learns that it is full of life; the whole system is supported by a unique cold ocean current that she explores in the company of pelicans and seals.

Analiese forages and braves Huon River rapids on her first fly fishing trip and catching rainbow trout for a riverside cookout.

Between testing her handcrafted gin, welcoming back her bees, and transforming her piggery into a new goat and chicken home, Analiese makes time for an overnight hare hunt in Tasmania's highlands.

Pumas, also known as cougars or mountain lions, are much more closely related to cheetahs than lions.

Unlike other cats, lions are highly social, forming prides of up to 35 animals.

Witnessing four different animal litters' first weeks of their lives: a litter of golden retriever puppies, another of goat kids, one of Polwarth lambs, and lastly, a litter of Mangalitsa cross piglets.

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.

Stuart avoids a dangerous bite from an eastern brown snake; Mick and Adele struggle to remove a python from an office fridge.

A chicken coop is raided by a python; the team must remove an eastern brown snake from a family's backyard.

Jack and Colton look back on their most epic cave adventures on the water, underground, and under ice.

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

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

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.

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.

Iván welcomes experts to discuss the role of the environment in preventing future pandemics, water issues in Mexico City, and the dangers of single-use plastic.

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

Returning to where he attended college, Garrett cycles through the North End for the town's best cannoli, tries a new twist on a Southie favorite and revisits his old 'hood for a great breakfast.

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.

Building skyscrapers from timber in Portland, Ore.; bringing back salmon and making forests healthier in the Siuslaw National Forest.

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.

At the meeting point of river and ocean, witness the power of nature's forces as climate change alters the landscape-and the people-of the Amazon delta.

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.

With the help of top scientists and historians including Kyle Harper, author of bestseller The Fate of Rome, look into what science is now telling about the impact of disease in toppling the Roman Empire.

A new future demands we transform how and where we live; from smart cities and carbon capture to rewilding the earth, we discover how humans can redesign, restore and regenerate our future planet.

At the meeting point of river and ocean, witness the power of nature's forces as climate change alters the landscape-and the people-of the Amazon delta.

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.