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The Tree That Survives Without Rain

YouthNatureWeatherWorld...
In the midst of dry season, while most trees loose their leaves, the apple ring acacias at the Zambezi River is full of life, providing shelter and food for the animals.

Geoengineering

YouthScienceSpaceEnvironment
What is geoengineering, is it really an option and what if it goes wrong?

Baby Pangolin And Her Best Friend

YouthAnimalsEnvironmentNature...
Meet the man who takes a baby pangolin for walks every day.

Water Fight!

YouthScienceWorldEnvironment...
So, what happens when there's not enough water? Well...not good things.

The Tree that Survives Without Rain| Earth’s Great Rivers II | BBC Earth

AdultsLifeNatureWorld...
In the midst of dry season, while most trees loose their leaves, the apple ring acacias at the Zambezi River is full of life, providing shelter and food for the animals.

Little Farms, Big Movement | Branching Out | Part 2

AdultsHealthHumanNature...
In this Branching Out episode, follow along as Ginger Zee and her family meet the farmers behind Apricot Lane Farms (also known as “The Biggest Little Farm”) and learn more about a new eco-friendly farming movement.

Florida Everglades

KidsNatureWorldEnvironment...
A trip through the Florida everglades to find out about mangroves and their importance to this coastal ecosystem.

How Fireflies Inspired Energy-Efficient Lights

YouthDesignScienceEnvironment...
Electricity accounts for around 5% of greenhouse gas emissions. So how can we make it more efficient? Belgian physicist Jean-Pol Vigneron and his team found the answer could lie within a firefly's abdomen.

The Department of Redundancy Department

AdultsEducationEnvironmentScience...
Who needs redundancy? Well, everyone, it turns out.

What is Sustainability

AdultsEconomyScienceWorld...
Learn about the various ways that sustainability is defined.

Earth Day 2022

KidsEducationScienceWorld...
Learn all about Earth Day in this video! You'll learn why Earth Day is a holiday, how to participate, and more!

Earth Day 1970-2022

YouthEducationEnvironmentWorld...
The first Earth Day was in 1970. What’s changed since?

Why are insects important?

AdultsIndustryLifeNature...
Insects pollinate plants. While bees and butterflies get all the credit, moths, wasps, ants and beetles are also pollinators. Insects are integral to our food systems as one-third of food crops depends on the important work of pollinators.

We WILL Fix Climate Change!

AdultsFutureScienceWorld...
Our home is burning. Rapid climate change is destabilizing our world. It seems our emissions will not fall quickly enough to avoid runaway warming and we may soon hit tipping points that will lead to the collapse of ecosystems and our civilization.

Miracle Plant That Took 200 Years To Grow

YouthNatureScienceEnvironment
David Attenborough delves into the story of an ancient "miracle plant" at Kew Gardens and explains how the workers at the gardens ensure no plant need ever go extinct.

Sea Women Of Melanesia

YouthWomenWorldEnvironment...
The Sea Women of Melanesia train local women to monitor and assess the impacts of widespread coral bleaching on some of the world's most endangered reefs.

Why Water Dissolves (Almost) Everything

AdultsEducationEnvironmentScience...
Water can dissolve more substances than anything else on earth...so why doesn't it dissolve everything away?

Climate-Resilient Buildings

YouthScienceEnvironmentArchitecture
This UNEP publication demonstrates how buildings and community spaces can be constructed to increase their resilience to climate change.

Mineral Extraction: Crash Course Geography #44

AdultsConstructionHumanScience...
Today we're going to take a look at mineral extraction -- or the removal of rocks and minerals from the Earths' crust -- and examine how this human activity impacts all aspects of Geography.

The Freshwater Paradox

AdultsAnimalsLifeNature...
Even though less than 1% of Earth's water is freshwater, it's the home for 50% of fish species. This is the Freshwater Paradox.

The Freshwater Paradox

AdultsEducationLifeNature...
Even though less than 1% of Earth's water is freshwater, it's the home for 50% of fish species. This is the Freshwater Paradox.