Home In the Danger Zone

Time has transformed Korea’s demilitarized zone (DMZ) from a bloody battlefield into one of the world’s weirdest wildlife sanctuaries. From giant owls to deer with long teeth instead of antlers, the DMZ provides precious living space for a host of endangered species.

Prince William: A Planet For Us All

Prince William joins conservation heroes great and small to protect the natural world. With exclusive access across two years, this film is an intimate portrayal of Prince William, following him on a global mission to champion action for the natural world and celebrate the pioneering work of local heroes. His mission to give nature a voice has felt even more personal since he became a father and he wants to leave behind a better world for future generations. We see him join conservation heroes great and small to protect the natural world close to home.

Hope In The Water

This one-of-a-kind adventure series explores the groundbreaking work of dedicated fishers, aqua farmers, and scientists who are attempting what was once thought impossible: harvesting aquatic species to feed our growing planet and saving our oceans at the same time. From Iceland to Alaska to Vietnam, these forward-thinking people are developing creative solutions and breakthrough technologies that will dramatically shape the future of sustainable food. Featuring Martha Stewart, actor and activist Shailene Woodley, journalist Baratunde Thurston, and celebrated humanitarian and chef José Andrés, the three-part series meets amazing innovators, explores an ocean of possibilities, and finds HOPE IN THE WATER.

The Orchard

THE ORCHARD follows life in an apple orchard from spring to the autumn harvest season. Each month from May to September is an act in this dramatic story filled with love, loss, battles of nature, amazing characters, and a bountiful payoff. May is cultivation and blossom. June brings the animals. July is green with the bloom of summer, babies, changing weather, and farm work. August bears the fruit and brings in more animals and plants, fruit and vegetables in the orchard. September brings the harvest season in all its glory, before the cycle begins again.

Volatile Earth

Throughout the history of our planet, natural disasters have ravaged the earth and threatened the very existence of mankind. In this extraordinary series, leading natural disaster experts identify the most extreme catastrophes to have hit Earth in the last 50,000 years, uncovering the dramatic reality of the world’s worst volcanic eruption, mega-tsunami, and hurricane. From the ancient debris left in their wake, scientists piece together exactly what happened. How big was the disaster, what did it destroy, and how did it permanently change our planet? Using cinema grade CGI we recreate each disaster in terrifying detail, and illustrate what might happen should these epic events occur today.

The Earthshot Report

THE EARTHSHOT REPORT is the definitive review of the world’s progress in protecting and restoring the planet. Hosted by Hannah Waddingham and introduced by HRH Prince William, this inspiring special highlights global success stories, innovative solutions, and emerging trends driving us toward a sustainable future. From renewable energy solutions like agrivoltaics in Colorado, to indigenous-led conservation efforts in Ecuador, THE EARTHSHOT REPORT showcases real-world efforts to fix climate change, restore nature, reduce waste, revive our oceans, and clean our air. We also explore trends in sustainable materials, biodiversity monitoring, and electric transport, and feature the Earthshot Prize Awards in Cape Town, in a celebration of African youth and innovation. With a final reflection at Shakespeare’s Globe, this is an hour of planetary optimism you won't want to miss.

Reef Rescue

In the last 30 years the climate crisis has wiped out roughly half of the planet’s coral. But new science reveals that some corals – so called “super corals” – are unexpectedly surviving the world’s worst bleaching. Weaving together exquisite underwater expeditions, a global reef mapping mission, cutting-edge genetic engineering and evolution research in Australia, Hawaii, Florida, and the South Pacific, REEF RESCUE follows the story of an international team of scientists who are “assisting evolution” to develop corals that can survive in the oceans of our future.

Blue

BLUE takes us on a provocative journey into the ocean realm, witnessing a critical moment in time when the marine world is on a precipice. Half of all marine life has been lost in the last 40 years. By 2050 there will be more plastic in the sea than fish. Featuring passionate advocates for ocean preservation, BLUE takes us into their world where the story of our changing ocean is unfolding. BLUE shows us there is a way forward and the time to act is now.

Coextinction

After a mother orca carries her dead calf for 17 days, two filmmakers spring into action, joining Indigenous leaders and scientists in a final attempt to save the last 73 Southern Resident orcas from extinction. Moving beyond a traditional wildlife documentary, COEXTINCTION takes audiences deep into the oceans and forests to witness the complex systems of interconnectedness linking together ecosystem collapse, centuries of injustice against Indigenous peoples, and the frontlines of the world’s most pressing environmental threats. No species goes extinct in isolation.

We're All Plastic People Now

It's in the air, it's in the water, it's buried in our soil and hidden inside the food we eat. In an era of throw-away ease, convenience has cost us our well-being. Plastics have been found inside our bodies - in our colons, our brains, in developing embryos and even in breast milk. The film explores world renowned scientist's research on plastic found in our bodies, as well as the possible connection between plastic pollution and dementia. Awards: 2023 Suncoast Emmy: Environment/Science - Long Form Content