A mini-doc looking at a permaculture in Cuetzalan, Mexico based around the production of coffee. Possibly one of the best examples of a thriving permaculture working harmoniously together.
A new series from Earthtouch. This is the first episode where the crew discover that filming Komodo's is not straightforward at all especially when they see the crew as lunch!
A dramatic scene from the series Life. Despite it's small size the Komodo Dragon is such an amazing hunter that it can take down a buffalo with one lethal bite.
This film shows a truly stunning place but because of dams in the Penobscot River it was virtually void of fish. Now the Penobscot Indian Nation and The Nature Conservancy are changing the health and ...
A great natural history short about Barbary Macaques who live in the Monkey Forest Reserve located in Trentham, UK. Some great play behaviour and beautifully shot!
I loved this clip from Oasis HD. It's infrared footage of a bat feeding on a rather unsuspecting cow! It's amazing the animal doesn't feel them taking their blood meal but they don't call them vampire...
Rachel Page is a Smithsonian scientist in Panama who studies fringe-lipped bats aka frog-eating bats. Her observations have offered new insights into their hunting strategies and their dexterity.
With less than 400 left in existance these Red Wolf pups are not just cute bundles of fur. They offer hope to boost numbers and preserve this gorgeous animal.
Tuna is one of my favourite fishes to eat but too often the fishing practices are unsustainable. Here some fishermen are taking back traditional fishing methods that are more ecofriendly.
Living sustainably alone seems like a daunting task but there is power in numbers. In of my favourite corners of the world, Nelson, New Zealand; is the Atamai Village. Where people from all walks of l...
Raja the Komodo dragon is probably one of London Zoo's (ZSL) most iconic animals. He is the subject of studying Komodo health and UV light from the University College London.
This film is part of the Global Oneness Project and takes a look at the peoples of the Gamo Highlands of the African Rift Valley and their agricultural practices. As they fight to preserve their pract...
I love infographics especially when they make me stop and realise something that I hadn't even thought about. This one talks about the importance of preserving indigenous languages so that we can pres...
This film highlights a potential problem for new changes in Coyote hunting laws in North Carolina. Although night hunting will have to be done with lights can hunters really tell the difference betwee...
University of Massachusetts Amherst embarked on a unique endeavor to create a permaculture garden out of a quarter of the campus lawn that will supply the student canteen with fresh produce. Very impr...
I had the fortune of studying in Wallacea, Indonesia a decade ago and it is an astoundingly beautiful place. This film focuses on the island of Komodo and the wildlife that goes beyond the famous Drag...
A stirring film about remembering and preserving lessons about humanity's relationship with nature and the environment. Slava Cheltuev is a Telengit community leader and Shaman from Russia's high Alta...
Some very inspirational words from some of the worlds indigenous leaders at a conference held by the National Museum of the American Indian in New York City in conjunction with CWE.
Some astounding footage of little red flying foxes that gorge themselves on eucalyptus flowers before gathering in great flocks to reproduce. There's some brilliant croc vs bat footage in here too!
I loved Dave Strenski's very grass roots approach to solar energy and his drive to decimate information all over the world for installing and monitoring solar energy at a low cost.
Tonya Littlewolf has known her calling since a young age. She runs Wolf Mountain Sanctuary in Lucerne Valley, CA and her dedication to these animals is evident in this wonderful film.
The world is eating more and more fish and seafood than ever before but our food choices have led to many species being over fished. The WWF presents this great video to put things in perspective!
