40 powerful race cars, 20 top drivers, 10 high-tech teams, 10 major cities, and one prize - to win the first world championship for cars, powered purely by electricity. In 2014, this was a leap into the future, a new type of motorsport, conceived by sporting entrepreneur Alejandro Agag. Would it ...

Neil Hewett lives in Australia's oldest rainforest, also a UNESCO World Heritage Site, in north-west Queensland where everyday he see and experiences something new

Sue Gregory lives in Australia's Wet Tropics, a 900,000 hectare area of rain forest in north-west Queensland. Sue regards herself as a custodian of the forest and, as much as she can, lives in harmony with the local wildlife

Linc Walker shows us around the coastal Mangrove swamps of north-west Queensland

A female free-diver embarks on an underwater journey throughout the underwater caves of the Mexican Yucatan Peninsula, called Cenotes. She follows the light that shines within the deepest and darkest part of the caves only to discover something she least expects. This entire film was shot free-di...

Ontario’s Long Point – the world’s longest freshwater sand spit is today lush with forests and wetlands - however the area is threatened by a European invader - the phragmites plant

Earth Man. Altai - Mitya Fomin and Elena Letuchaya went to one of the most unusual and remote corners of Russia - Gorny Altai, to learn firsthand what it is like to work to preserve one of the rarest cats on the planet - the snow leopard.

Explores the island's remarkable ecosystems, how they came to be and how they are today. The forest may have all but disappeared, but the will to save what is left grows stronger by the day

Mario Draghi - Prime Minister of Italy

Brianna Fruean - environment & climate change activist - Samoa

Elizabeth Wathuti - environment & climate change activist - Kenya

National statements - Barack Obama

Sir David Attenborough - Naturalist & Broadcaster

Joe Biden - national statements

How do humans live in harmony with the titanic power of volcanism? What are the benefits and cultural impacts? How does volcanism enhance our daily lives? How can we mitigate the risks?
And what is the current state of volcanology science?

We travel back in time to before Zealandia drifted away from Gondwana and learn what New Zealand looked like when massive volcanic eruptions were occurring. We discover what caused these events and how they influenced the formation of New Zealand as it is today

in 1977 an incredible project was born, 60 miles northeast of Cairo. The transformation was to make the desert, bloom with new trees, medicinal plants and food crops. Seken now stands as an incredible mile stone in peaceful collaboration, teaching humanity and society what we can achieve when we ...

New Zealand's alpine environment reflects the powerful influence of the tectonic and erosive forces. The collision of continental plates pushes the mountains upwards while the landscape is being torn down and sculpted by the effects of snow, ice, wind, water, and seismic events.

New Zealand's alpine environment reflects the powerful influence of the tectonic and erosive forces. The collision of continental plates pushes the mountains upwards while the landscape is being torn down and sculpted by the effects of snow, ice, wind, water, and seismic events.