Jimmy returns to his wildflowers to get a new count on the bee population and sits down with the Environmental Secretary to ask critical questions.
Jimmy recruits some volunteers to get a glimpse of the number of bees in the area and plans to plant areas of wildflowers to increase the population.
Geologists and biologists face extreme conditions to study this unexplored Antarctic land.
This Phillippines marine park is a model for sustainable development and a true laboratory of the future.
The Marlin is the biggest, fastest, and most dangerous gamefish in the sea.
Rick Rosenthal filmed the rise of deep sea creatures in the Pacific Ocean at night.
A 20-foot long man-eating crocodile weighing more than a ton is hunted in the Philippines.
Researchers explore the new scientific frontier of plants.
Observe an unlikely array of animals, from the elusive jaguar to the feared anaconda, in their environment.
A group of the most interesting and unusual land creatures faces unique challenges to survive.
Located in the heart of Brazil, Pantanal is the largest wetland on the planet.
Naturalist Iolo Williams travels to the Great Barrier Reef, an underwater wonder.
Travel around the world to meet experts who study moss for disciplines including biotechnology, climatology, nuclear waste, and evolutionary biology.
Experts spare no effort to prevent a unique ecosystem from succumbing to environmental degradation.
Has a species of grasshopper outsmarted bats?
Explore the hidden life of grey seals, captivating, bear-sized creatures that hunt, eat, sleep, and mate mostly below the surface of the ocean.
Four uncollared elephants have escaped from a preserve, and time isn't on their side.
Exploring how conservationists are protecting lions and cheetahs.
Stephen and Mark hope to see Komodo dragons on the Malay Archipeligo; turtle hatchery.
Come face-to-face with the mysterious nocturnal lemur, the aye-aye. It is said that seeing it causes death.