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The documentary Magical Iceland explores the challenges and extraordinary life strategies of some of Iceland’s most remarkable native creatures. 

Magical Iceland

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The incredible story of people fighting to protect rare wildlife, ancient cultures, and natural resources sheltered by Sumatra’s last rainforest. 

Frontier Sumatra

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Uncontrolled human interventions on the environment are pushing what was once a harmonious balance between people and nature to a tipping point.

Tipping Point: Climate in Crisis

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Over 6,300 WWII-era shipwrecks have been submerged for nearly 75 years. The big question: When will all these WWII wrecks cause massive oil spills?

The Black Tears of the Sea

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Experience thrilling accounts of harsh meteorological events and how we can prepare for them, mitigate the damage, and predict these catastrophes. 

Fatal Forecast

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This award-winning MagellanTV original explores alarming changes to Earth's features and climate and reveals a vision of slowing environmental change.

Atlas of a Changing Earth

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Researchers demonstrate that experiencing nature stimulates unexpected biological and psychological resources and represents a source of well-being. 

The Nature Effect

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Planet E takes a hard look at ecological issues, both emotional and exploratory, and focuses on the people who are trying to change the world. 

Planet E: Fixing Earth from your Backyard

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In the Southeastern-most part of Germany, you'll find Mount Watzman and Lake Königssee, both created by ice-age glaciers.

Echoes of the Ice Age

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Learn about the shocking new weather phenomena that, thanks to climate change, are changing the world around us faster than we can keep up.

Mutant Weather

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Temple Guiting is a very traditional village, allergic to change. Actor Robert Llewellyn attempts to steer them towards renewable energy sources.

The Great Village Green Crusade

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This is the story of three small remote Pacific atolls that overcame their dependence on diesel to become the world's first 100% solar-powered nation.

The Solar Nation of Tokelau

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Step into unique classrooms all around the world. Experience the lessons and teaching concepts, as well as the feelings and thoughts of the pupils.

Planet School

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Firestorm '77 recounts the confusion and chaos of the 1977 Honda Canyon Fire as told by those on the front lines.

Firestorm '77: The True Story of the Honda Canyon Fire

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May 22, 2011, the costliest tornado in American history struck Joplin, Missouri. We revisit the city five years later for analysis and testimony.

SuperTornado: Anatomy of a Megadisaster

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In Alberta, Canada, the latest Dinosaur discoveries are being uncovered. Follow the team digging up the mysteries of the prehistoric world.

Dino Trails

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Visit climate experts and speak with scientists behind innovative solutions that could help reduce our reliance on carbon.

The Carbon Conundrum

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Considering that science can anticipate floods and suggest protections, why do such disasters occur so often? Can they be avoided?

Floods: Challenging Our Future

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We investigate dust storm causes, why they occur frequently and severely in some places, and how to predict them and lessen their impact.

Dust Storm

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A team of experts sets out to explore the isle of Madre de Dios–a true terra incognita located in the heart of Patagonia and the Chilean Antarctic.

The Lost Island of Madre de Dios

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Discover the truth behind a chain of mysterious volcanic islands east of Papua New Guinea, which remains one of the least known places on Earth.

Ghosts of the Cannibal Islands

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In 563 AD, Geneva was destroyed by a tsunami, and it could happen again. Scientists are working to assess the danger and prepare for disaster.

Lake Geneva: The Giant Tsunami

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Scientists in Peru explore the mysteries surrounding some of the most remarkable traces from pre-Columbian heritage ever found.

The Hidden Secrets of Lake Titicaca

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This series takes us to the US, Canada, Europe, and Asia to follow the work of fire experts, scientists, and firefighters investigating megafires.

Megafires: The Global Threat

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Catastrophic eruptions have shaped life as we know it, from the smallest microbes to the colossal dinosaurs.

A Volcano Odyssey

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Explore the dramatic evidence that Australia was once full of dinosaurs. Using live-action and animation, examine this grand story of earth history.

Dinosaurs in the Outback

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On June 30th, 1908, the largest explosion ever recorded reverberated with 2000 times the force of a nuclear bomb.

Big Bang in Tunguska

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Investigation of discoveries showing that the dim-witted cave dwelling Neanderthals were smart and technologically savvy. So why did they disappear? 

Neanderthal Apocalypse

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Planet Rethink shows how dependence on cheap energy jeopardizes our survival and explains the need to increase resource efficiency and recycling.

Planet Rethink

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Salvage experts do some of the most treacherous jobs in the world. Whether a rookie or an old hand, they must be brave, tenacious and fully committed.

Salvage Code Red

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Filmed in stunning aerial photography, this series flies over the most beautiful examples of Britain while storytelling its rich history.

Aerial Britain

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It was a time of severe droughts and record high temperatures. For six months, cameramen follow French firefighters as they confront the danger.

Firefighters: In the Heart of Danger

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After Fukushima, Japanese authorities decided to build an anti-tsunami wall separating land from ocean. But what's the environmental and human impact?

The Great Wall of Japan

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Covering more than 40 volcanoes across 6 continents, embark on a unique journey to the heart of this living, shifting, and changing planet.

Living with Volcanoes

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Duncan Stuart investigates Ireland's major environmental issues and why they are centrally important to public health around the world.

Eco-Eye with Duncan Stuart

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Maritime specialist and conservationist David de Villiers helps those with a passion for the sea explore what lies beneath its surface.

Ocean Adventurer

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Genetics underpins the whole of human evolution, from our rise as a class of primates on the African plain to our spread across the Earth.

The Evolution of Us

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Catch a rare glimpse of Asia’s most treasured landmarks from busy cityscapes to natural wonders. Revel in the culture of this extraordinary continent.

Aerial Asia

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Marine biologist Rory Moore is on a mission to save the sturgeon, a prehistoric fish and one of the most critically endangered species on earth.

Saving the Dinosaur Fish

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The sun has shaped the air we breathe, our relation to time, the birth of our religions, and the development of our sciences over thousands of years.

Sun and Man

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Meet the "First Europeans," our long-extinct relation from the Ice Age. We're beginning to see just how close Neanderthals were to modern humans.

The Neanderthal in Us

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From stunning natural landscapes to ultra-modern cities, discover the Land of Morning Calm, South Korea, one of the world's fastest growing nations.

Korea From Above

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From the dramatic mountains of the North to the very tip of the Malay Peninsula in the south, travel the length and breadth of Thailand.

Thailand From Above

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Toumai, the oldest human ancestor recorded to date, is a seven-million-year-old fossil that "crash-landed" into the world of the living.

Toumai: The Oldest Living Ancestor

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A comprehensive look at all of the weird, wonderful, and terrifying powers that nature demonstrates on a daily basis all over this planet.

Nature's Power Revealed

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This film asks: who were the Neanderthals?The answer lies numerous caves that hold remnants of their lives, including discarded flint tools. 

Symbiosis: Land of Neanderthals

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Why is Earth not the size of Jupiter? Why aren’t people the size of mice? When it comes down to physics and the universe, size really does matter.

Size Matters

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Eruptions so vast they changed our planet's history. Climate collapse. Mass extinction. These are Earth's most destructive Supervolcanoes.

Earth's Most Destructive SuperVolcanoes

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Professor Siwan Davies, an expert in ancient climates, investigates how climate change is affecting lives and landscapes both near and far.

Climate Challenge

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What happens when a series of huge waves set in motion by Earth's sub-surface energy rises up to crush everything in their path? How can we be ready?

Tsunami: Facing The Global Threat

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Plastic never breaks down in the ocean, trapped in vast whirlpools of garbage. How is this killer affecting the world’s oceans, and humanity?