Wildlife such as elephants and zebras often come into conflict with humans; Brooke meets up with a wildlife veterinarian to capture and move these animals safely in order to avoid conflict.
Pangolins are the most trafficked mammals traded on the black market; Brooke meets a pangolin rehabilitation specialist and learns about their unique biology from people fighting to save them.
Elephants are eating crops and threatening the livelihoods of a community in rural Mozambique; the only solution: capturing the offending animals and moving them to a secure location.
An extraordinary look at the Adams family's 237-year-old garden; a Yorkist rose blooms in homage to the American Revolution; apple trees signify faith and the seasons of the American experiment.
Big Adventures: Into the Gobi Desert With Nick Knowles
Horario
07:00–08:00
Duración
60 min
Descripción
Nick travels to Ulaanbaatar, the coldest capital in the world; he takes to the skies in a paraglider, meets a world-famous throat singer, and climbs the world's largest equestrian statue.
Chris and Jess head to the outskirts of Sydney, Australia, to capture an elusive red-bellied black snake; a coastal carpet python needs help out of a drainpipe; Stuart and Olivia make a rare find.
Robson boards a traditional boat, his home for the next few days as he navigates the inky waters of the Rio Negro; his guide Saru gives him a tour of the boat before immersing him in the forest to learn some essential survival skills.
Leaders from Mexico's coastal regions discuss environmental threats from fishing and changes to sustainable industries such as ecotourism; perspectives on how to reshape the future of the oceans.
In Arkansas' Delta Region, Chuck celebrates Black music in Helena, Arkansas, home of the Delta Blues, then visits Bayou DeView, the Big Woods, the Arkansas Timberlands, and Ouachita National Forest.
Chuck Leavell begins his journey in the Arkansas Ozarks rafting down the Buffalo National River, where he learns how forests help keep groundwater clean; in Conway, he tours a mass-timber plant and learns about forest economy; at the U of Arkansas the topic is sustainable architecture; and after a trip to the Ozark National Forest, Chuck plays some music at an underground, limestone cavern.
Preserved in a Danish marsh for over 2,500 years, this natural mummy offers a rare face-to-face encounter with the past. Where did the Tollund man come from? Who was he? And how did he live?