Wildlife & Biodiversity
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The Trees of Life
Movie
Britain’s iconic oak trees have a reputation for supporting biodiversity, but a changing climate is making them increasingly susceptible to threats from pests and diseases. Professor Rob Jackson a biological scientist at the University of Reading led a pioneering research project PuRpOsE: Protect...
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For the Next Generation
Movie
In Montana, the Confederated Salish and Kootenai Tribes have been working for generations to restore and preserve the biodiversity on their reservation that includes their tribal wilderness in the Mission Mountain Range. Comprising less than 5% of the population, Indigenous people care for 80% of...
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Europe's Secret Eden: Polesia
Movie
Olya Kaskevich is dedicated to saving Polesia along with 49 other activists who paddle through meanders of Pripyat river in their canoes. Now more than ever, the delicate balance of this pristine area, named Europe's Amazon, is threatened with the plan for the construction of a canal 25 times the...
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Growing Back Beirut
Movie
Miniature urban forests planted using a method invented by a Japanese botanist in the 1970s are growing in popularity. Dense copses bursting with biodiversity can thrive in areas the size of a tennis court. Known as 'Miyawaki' forests, the trees grow more quickly and absorb more CO2 than plantati...
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Serengeti of America
Movie
What if we told you that North America was once home to a wilderness that rivalled the Serengeti? That magnificent megafauna & million-strong herds of bison & pronghorns once roamed an area from Canada to Texas?
Join us as we explore the ‘what if’ of re-wilding and restoring the Great Plains of ...