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Explore humanity’s relationship with nature and wildlife.
Explore humanity’s relationship with nature and wildlife, as scientists and conservationists from all over the world examine ways we can restore our planet. This documentary series asks whether newfound awareness of nature could bring about a new chapter in the human story.
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Explore humanity’s relationship with nature and wildlife, as scientists and conservationists from all over the world examine ways we can restore our planet. This documentary series asks whether newfound awareness of nature could bring about a new chapter in the human story.
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Clip: Ep2 | 3m 5s | The Age of Nature "Episode Two" Orca Food Scarcity Clip (3m 5s)
Clip: Ep3 | 3m 27s | The Age of Nature "Episode Three" Great Barrier Reef (3m 27s)
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Clip: Ep3 | 2m 55s | Bhutanese farmers and herders work to reduce the risk of catastrophic flooding. (2m 55s)
Clip: Ep3 | 3m 26s | The Age of Nature "Episode Three" Forest Restoration (3m 26s)
European Bison Roam Poland's Bialowieza Forest
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Clip: Ep3 | 2m 57s | European bison roam the oldest forest in Europe. (2m 57s)
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Preview: Ep3 | 29s | Discover why restoring nature might be our best hope for fighting climate change. (29s)
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Clip: Ep2 | 2m 52s | The Age of Nature "Episode Two" Elwha Clip (2m 52s)
Clip: Ep2 | 2m 32s | The Age of Nature "Episode Two" Chinook Salmon Rise (2m 32s)
Clip: Ep2 | 3m 15s | AGE OF NATURE "Episode Two" Chinook Salmon Return (3m 15s)
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Clip: Ep3 | 2m 55s | Peter Macreadie discusses blue carbon. (2m 55s)
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Clip: Ep1 | 2m 55s | Age of Nature "Episode One" Bikini Atoll Clip (2m 55s)
The Threat of Wolves in Montana
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Clip: Ep2 | 2m 13s | How ranchers are finding ways to live alongside wolves in Montana. (2m 13s)
The Important Role of Fireflies as Pest Control
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Clip: Ep2 | 3m 6s | A small village reintroduced fireflies to the area to act as pest control for its crops. (3m 6s)
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Preview: Ep2 | 29s | Explore how a new understanding of nature is helping us find surprising ways to fix it. (29s)
The Creation of 'Trees for Life' to Rewild Scotland
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Clip: Ep2 | 2m 47s | Alan Featherstone founded "Trees for Life" to help rewild the Scottish Highlands. (2m 47s)
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Clip: Ep1 | 2m 36s | Dr. Odd Nakken and Rolf Helge discuss the recovery of Norway's cod stock. (2m 36s)
The Impact of the Loess Plateau Rehabilitation Project
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Clip: Ep1 | 2m 25s | In 1994, workers took part in the rehabilitation of the Loess Plateau landscape. (2m 25s)
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Clip: Ep1 | 3m 49s | Explore humanity’s relationship with nature and wildlife. (3m 49s)
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Clip: Ep1 | 1m 58s | Dr. Stanley Heckadon-Moreno reflects on the building of the Panama Canal. (1m 58s)
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