Events for May 25, 2022 › All TV Shows

The Womangrove Collective in Indonesia’s Tanakeke Islands has restored dozens of hectares of mangroves. Their focus is replanting abandoned shrimp and fish farms, and have planted more than 110,000 seedlings to date.

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Join host David Holbrooke and iconic professional ski mountaineer Caroline Gleich as they unpack her journey toward becoming a climate activist for social and environmental justice.

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Reggie talks about his childhood on the Navajo Nation reservation in New Mexico where he had a strong connection to nature. He wants to save his own little corner of the earth from climate change for himself, his family, and the nature around him.

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Energy poverty means living without available, affordable, reliable and safe energy. Energy access can help lift people out of poverty.

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Bjørn recounts the Midgard expedition, sharing his experiences and encounters of building a net zero-waste Viking longboat by hand. Experience the heroic adventure alongside Bjørn and his crew as they set out around the Cape of Storms.

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White-faced capuchins will try to eat almost anything once and learn through trial and error about what food is edible or desirable. When eating fruit, they will first smell, bite, or squeeze it to make sure it’s ripe.

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The Lenzing Group, internationally headquartered in Austria, is a pioneer in the sustainable fibers industry, leading the charge toward circular practices while producing high-quality fabrics, making lives more comfortable, beautiful and responsible.

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Saul Griffith wants you to get excited about electrifying everything. Running our energy system on renewable electricity will save families thousands of dollars per year, create tens of millions of jobs, and make our lives way more awesome.

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Your garbage could be one of the largest climate change solutions. You just need to keep it out of the trash.

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This cat may look like a domestic cat, but it’s not! This is the pampas cat, found in South America. Their distinguishing feature is their broad face that is sometimes marked with two eye stripes and their short tail with brownish-black rings.

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Can we save our own species by better understanding the connection between humans and wildlife? Iván talks with Gregory and Frank Carlos Camacho of Africam Safari, wildlife veterinarian Ivonne Cassaigne, and artist Patricio Robles Gil.

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Your garbage could be one of the largest climate change solutions. You just need to keep it out of the trash.

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Naturalist and author Karen Shragg discusses how “moving upstream” and addressing root causes, including excessive human numbers, can invigorate the environmental movement.

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Dive into the life of the crab-eating fox, a small opportunist living in South America. This fox eats a wide variety of food, including crabs, fish, reptiles, rodents, birds, insects, and fruit. There even have been reports of them feeding on bats!

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Introducing lions and cheetahs into the Zambeze Delta ecosystem, is how Dr. Dave Gaynor conducts a natural experiment to look at the role that apex predators play in the system. How the prey animals adapt in terms of behavior and numbers is noted.

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It could take years for grid electricity to reach millions of people living in rural areas, so small solar panels, batteries, and efficient electronics are becoming a solution that is affordable and available to people living off the grid.

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Lemurs, a group of primates endemic to Madagascar, establish and reinforce social bonds within groups by a unique way of grooming—their six lower teeth stick straight out from their jaw, forming a dental comb.

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President Biden’s Leaders Summit on Climate underscored the urgency—and economic benefits—of stronger climate action. Shonagh speaks to politicians and thought leaders on how the Summit rallied the world in tackling the climate crisis towards COP26.

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Mike a former coal miner who lives in West Virginia has seen firsthand the negative aspects of using coal, as well as climate change. He believes that switching to solar will bring more jobs to coal country.

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Every year, the average family of four in the US tosses roughly $2,000 in food; 30-40% of food produced in this country ends up discarded. Learn how you can help reduce climate change, save money, conserve energy and feed the hungry.

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Pangolins are the most trafficked mammals being traded for their scales. Brooke meets a pangolin rehabilitation specialist & learns about their fascinating biology. She also learns about the plight of the pangolin & the people fighting to save them.

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Red foxes have excellent hearing. They can even hear an animal underground! The species primarily feeds on small rodents, though it may also go for rabbits, birds, reptiles, young deer and even fruit and vegetable matter.

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Which do you think will make you more money: Fossil Fuels… Or Clean Energy

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Erika talks to the scientists behind the largest collection of high-resolution coral reef maps. Can these maps help identify which reefs have a chance of surviving?

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We get it: You want to use less plastic. You’re not alone. There’s a whole movement of people pushing to end single-use plastic. And guess what? It’s working.

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Jewish life is built around the calendar. As we strive to address the climate crisis, we explore the wisdom that is embedded within the Jewish calendar, and how it can enrich our lives and create a better world for all.

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Reggie talks about his childhood on the Navajo Nation reservation in New Mexico where he had a strong connection to nature. He wants to save his own little corner of the earth from climate change for himself, his family, and the nature around him.

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White-faced capuchins will try to eat almost anything once and learn through trial and error about what food is edible or desirable. When eating fruit, they will first smell, bite, or squeeze it to make sure it’s ripe.

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This book redefines how you will think about the fate of humanity & the planet. Host Mitzi Perdue takes a deep dive exploring the book’s background with author and Chairman of the American Geographical Society, Dr. Christopher Tucker.

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Dirty energy companies like Dominion use money to try to weaken African American communities’ resistance to projects that would burden those same residents. Now, the NAACP is fighting back.

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Geoffroy’s cats are one of the most abundant felids of South America. They live in the Pampas, Andes, and Gran Chaco areas in the southern part of the subcontinent. Special thanks to Rewilding Argentina for sharing their footage with us.

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