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Fishing Cat: The Pride of Bengal
The fishing cat locally known as ‘Baghrol’ are endangered wild cats which are also the state animal of West Bengal.
Found in the wetland terrains of eastern India, these nocturnal cats are carnivores predators, twice the size of a domestic cats, who mainly prey on fishes. Due to their likeness o... -
Belonging
In 2012, the largest spawning aggregation of squaretail groupers was discovered in the waters of the tiny island of Bitra, in the Lakshadweep archipelago, India. This opened up an important dialogue about marine conservation in India.
Local fishermen and the local governing council decided to pr... -
Finding Solo
Amongst the hustle and bustle of Kuala Lumpur city lies Bukit Serdang, an isolated forest, home to one of our closest living relatives.
Gibbons live in small family groups and mated pairs sing duets every morning in a coordinated fashion, but this isolated forest only has one song.
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Civet Coffee: From Rare to Reckless
Civet coffee (also known as 'kopi luwak,' 'weasel coffee,' and 'cat-poo-chino') is coffee that has been partially digested by civets, nocturnal cat-like animals. Since it's rise to fame in popular media in the early 2000's, the international civet coffee market has continued to grow, and its mark...
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India's Water Revolution Part 1
Permaculture instructor Andrew Millison journeys to India to film the epic work of the Paani Foundation’s Water Cup Competition. We tour the village of Garavadi, in Maharashtra, who competed in the 2019 competition to install the most amount of water harvesting structures in a 45 day period. Guid...
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India's Water Revolution Part 2
Part 2 of Permaculture instructor Andrew Millison's journeys to India to film the epic work of the Paani Foundation’s Water Cup Competition. We tour the village of Garavadi, in Maharashtra, who competed in the 2019 competition to install the most amount of water harvesting structures in a 45 day ...
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Leopard: Impossible Rescues Trailer
Wildlife SOS is the largest wildlife rescue group in India with 12 regional centers managing many species. Emerging out of the jungle, near human populations, Leopards find themselves in the most precarious situations. This film reveals the efforts of Wildlife SOS’ teams to capture and treat th...
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Leopard: Impossible Rescues
Wildlife SOS is the largest wildlife rescue group in India with 12 regional centers managing many species. Emerging out of the jungle, near human populations, Leopards find themselves in the most precarious situations. This film reveals the efforts of Wildlife SOS’ teams to capture and treat th...
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Saving the Dancing Bears
For over 400 years, in India, the rare Sloth Bear was targeted for human exploitation…first for the emperors, then as roadside entertainment for villagers and tourists who paid to watch the bears jump, conditioned after years of abuse by trainers.
Given the ongoing legacy of cruelty, two indivi...
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Leopard Rescue
This Ecoflix Original explores how leopards are rescued in India. The leopard is one of the most mysterious and elusive of the big cats, The felines are increasingly coming into contact with humans. These encounters include leopards falling into deep open wells, getting caught in traps and locked...
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Toki Tales
Thirty years ago the toki, also known as the iconic crested ibis, became extinct in the wild in Japan. Dedicated scientists have since, with some difficulty, managed to breed the last remaining birds in captivity and to return their off-spring to the wild
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Eco TrailBlazers - Mahesh Bhatt
Mahesh Bhatt is a vet with a passion for wild animals - he has worked extensively with cheetahs in east Africa and with elephants in south Asia
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High Plains Wild
Rising from the plains are massive buttes. lies a world of short-grass prairies, pine woodlands, and mountain mahogany shrubland. On top of these massive buttes lives a rare species of big-horned sheep, Once wiped out, this species is now thriving in this rich landscape.
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Stop Extinction
Human impact is driving the mass extinction of life on earth - over a million species, plant and animal, are in the verge of extinction.
In the last 50 years 80% of Asia'a forests and 50% fo the Amazon have been destroyed - what remains is essential the survival of the earth's surviving species i... -
Battle for Borjomi
Borjomi Kharagauli is the Republic of Georgia's oldest and largest national park - it is home to most of the endangered species of the Caucuses. Logging, hunting, trapping and intimidation are the main issues that the park's rangers face.
NGO Global Conservation is working with the park author...
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Sabah's Lost World
Home to pygmy elephants, clouded leopards, orangutangs and many other species, the Damai World Heritage Site in Sabah, Malaysian Borneo is one of south-east Asia’s last areas of pristine rain forest
NGO Global conservation is fighting back with their partners.
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The Tigers of Thap Lan
With help from Global Conservation and WCS Thailand, tigers are now returning to Thap Lan National Park in central Thailand. Increased security and more efficient monitoring has enabled tigers to return to their former habitat, now a much safer place.
NGO Global Conservation is dedicated to to ...
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South-East Asia's last forests
NGO Global Conservation is focused on saving the last 5% of Asia’s intact tropical forests
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Crisis in Cambodia's Cardamon Mountains
NGO Wildlife Alliance and Cambodian National Park Rangers team up to protect the wildlife and forests of south-east Asia's least explored mountain range
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Wildlife SOS: Snores of Freedom
The snores of the beloved elephants at #WildlifeSOS echo all around as they sleep comfortably in their enclosures - Education and Conservation Officer, Shivam Rai, takes us on a walk around the Sanctuary
Director of photography - Joe Callahan
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Wildlife SOS: Highlights of 2021
See some of the #Wildlife SOS favourite moments of 2021, and don't miss the closing message by CEO and Co-Founder Kartick Satyanarayan
Director of photography - Joe Callahan
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Wildlife SOS: Elephant Sanctuary
Join the elephants at the Elephant Conservation and Care Center on their morning walk which takes them out into the plains - We also are with one of the elephants as a veterinarian works on his feet and tumors in his skin
Director of photography - Joe Callahan
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Wildlife SOS: Sloth Bears
Sloth bears at the Agra Rescue Facility, northern India - morning feeding and a scheduled medical treatment
Camera: Joe Callahan