Nature Highlights

Creating natural corridors is a possible way to help the flora and fauna can to survive the climate change. It's a way of adapting the landscape for the species.

Animal Planet's Donald Schultz talks about the most dangerous moments he's experienced while doing reptilian research.

A look into sustainable fishing, the over fishing and bycatch problems. How do the Dutch fishermen deal with these problems?

Learn about how community effort had turned over-exploited barren land into a flourishing ecosystem.

The world's most epic waterways. This is the definitive list of the world's 10 longest rivers.

What walks like a human, swims like a fish and makes a sound like a donkey? Find out in this super cool episode of Enzoology. I smell fish... The African Penguin

Ever since Rachel Carson's book 'Silent Spring' first appeared, warning us against the dangers of chemicals in our natural world, we seem to be entering a new, more dangerous period, where the accumulated human effects upon the environment are producing an obvious toll. In this story, another human soul speaks out, this time, about the plight of the honeybees.

The History of Rice - A staple of the Chinese diet, Katie recalls her parents telling her not to leave a single grain of rice on her plate, as every grain is precious. Learn about the history and nutritional value of rice.

Whether it's the encroachment of human civilization, car accidents or habitat loss, there are a number of reasons a species may become extinct. WatchMojo.com explores the endangered species found in Florida.

Sangaredi in Guinea has natural resources for extracting bauxite, which is the main source of aluminum. But even after 40 years of mining bauxite, Guinea is still on the list of one of the poorest countries in the world. The Conservation International Center for Environmental Leadership in Business, CI-CELB, works together with Alcoa Guinea to build rural refineries.

Learn about desert animals from California Travel Tips host Veronica Hill, who tours The Living Desert zoo in Palm Desert, near Palm Springs, California.

In Kenya, approximately 80 per cent of land is suitable for beekeeping. It provides many poor farmers in Africa with additional income and, as honeybees help pollination, it helps biodiversity conservation.

Learn how WSU Pullman doctors managed to replace Gamera the tortoise's injured leg with a wheel.

In this edition of You've Got, Lauren R. DuBois talks about the variety of Penguins at SeaWorld, San Diego.