Dances With Cranes

DANCES WITH CRANES follows the incredible journey of the whooping crane, one of the world’s rarest and most ancient birds, predating humans by tens of thousands of years. Once nearly extinct, with fewer than 20 remaining in the 1940s, these majestic creatures are still fighting for survival. This film explores the remarkable efforts of scientists who will go to any length to save them—whether performing mating dances or jumping from helicopters to study them in the wild. Over the course of a year in the life of three whooping crane chicks, we witness the challenges of bringing a species back from the brink of extinction, from the early conservation efforts to new threats posed by climate change. DANCES WITH CRANES tells a story of resilience, dedication, and the fight to protect an ancient species.

One Planet, One Chance

In this adventurous and breathtaking series, we follow renowned conservation photographer and filmmaker Joakim Odelberg on his expeditions to different corners of the world, on a mission to gather facts and raise awareness about some of our habits and the impact our lifestyle has on the ecosystem, man, nature, animals and our planet.

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.

Cute Baby Animals

Meet the cutest baby animals from around the world. From Rhinos to Wombats, learn all about the coolest, most interesting features that enable these babies to survive in their diverse habitats.

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.

Tales by Light

Driven by an insatiable desire to explore cultures, wildlife, and landscapes through the camera’s lens, extraordinary photographers blur the lines between science and art to show us our world in a new light. Viewers get to experience the challenges, successes, and elation as masters like culture photographer Art Wolfe, wildlife photographers Jonathan & Angela Scott, adventure photographer Krystle Wright, underwater photographer Eric Cheng, and more work to capture their unique perspectives and to push the limits of their craft.

The Machine That Feels

Scientists see AI technology as an opportunity to address inequities and make a better, more connected world. But it also has the capacity to do the opposite: to stoke division and inequality and disconnect us from fellow humans. THE MACHINE THAT FEELS shows viewers what they need to know about a field that is advancing at a dizzying pace, often away from the public eye. What does it mean when AI makes art? How is it possible that AI creates sophisticated neural networks that mimic the human brain? Can AI interpret and understand human emotions and what does it mean to be human in a world filled with machines that feel? This special seeks to answer and investigate these questions, and more.

Last Day Of The Dinosaurs

Take a seat for the story of the most dramatic event in Earth’s history; a fully immersive thrill-ride of mega-tsunamis, terrifying meteor showers, off-the scale earthquakes, volcanic eruptions, firestorms, bitter acid rain and a chilling nuclear winter. For these are the last days of the dinosaurs, and you are eyewitness to every beat.

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.

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