Wildfires exacerbated by climate change | Researching prevention and intervention (Full documentary)

Located on the coast of Adélie Land, the Cap Prud'homme science base is like a little world outside our world that houses a few dozen people during the austral summer. Scientists, logisticians, mechanics, a cook and doctor form a small society whose common project is to advance science. ------- Chapters ▷ 0:00 - Introduction ▷ 00:56 - A commitment to understanding the impacts of climate change ▷ 13:01 - Studying the accumulation of snow in Antarctica ▷ 39:29 - Christmas and New Year's Eve in the Antartic ▷ 47:06 - The consequences of deglaciation ▷ 51:35 - Credits ------- ------- Vincent is a glaciologist, he has been part of this community for ten years. This documentary will follow him in his activities and try to identify the strengths, beauty and fragility of the commitment of these men who live at the end of the world. Original title: The Weight of the Antarctic Directed by Marjorie Cauwel Lambert © 2019, Licenced by GAD ------- Documentaries about politics, society and science produced by leading studios around the world. Our goal is to

Winter in the Iberian Peninsula is a brutal test of endurance where only the strongest survive. This landscape remains a stronghold for some of the most formidable species in Europe, from massive vultures with telescopic vision to the aggressive wild cattle that still roam these ancient pastures. While the rest of the continent freezes, millions of migratory birds arrive here to find sanctuary in the oak and cork forests, a unique ecosystem that has remained largely unchanged since the Middle Ages.

This nature documentary takes you inside a unique ecosystem where some of Europe’s most iconic animals coexist in an unexpected urban wilderness. We follow the daily lives of Konik wild horses, white-tailed eagles, foxes, and other wildlife as they navigate the challenges of survival. From the struggle of a newborn foal to the cunning hunting tactics of a male fox, every moment is a test of strength and endurance. From: The New Wilderness Content licensed by Albatross World Sales to Little Dot Studios

For centuries the Dutch have tamed the sea with dykes and criss-crossed their country with canals and waterways. But climate change is whipping up storms and raising the sea level. The Netherlands is now seeking a new pact with water in order to protect the low-lying country. They’re making use of state-of-the-art technologies and the power of nature – and are systematically making space for the water elsewhere. ------- Chapters ▷ 00:00 - Introduction ▷ 00:52 - The Dutch and the Sea ▷ 02:31 - Amsterdam Below Sea Level ▷ 06:11 - Battling the Waves with Sand ▷ 07:47 - The Sandmotor Experiment ▷ 11:10 - 1953 Flood Disaster ▷ 12:08 - The Delta Works ▷ 14:03 - Oysters and the Eastern Scheldt ▷ 17:44 - Oyster Reefs as Natural Defenses ▷ 19:32 - Windmills and Polders ▷ 23:06 - Living with the Risk of Floods ▷ 25:33 - Room for the River ▷ 30:17 - Farmers Forced to Adapt ▷ 35:35 - New Landscapes in the Polders ▷ 37:28 - Nature Returns - De Biesbosch Park ▷ 41:37

Forests of Our World: Where Wildlife and Wilderness Thrive | Free Documentary Nature Spectacular Wildlife - Forests of Our World | Free Documentary Nature From the frozen taiga of Scandinavia to the humid jungles of the Amazon – forests shape life on Earth like no other ecosystem. This breathtaking documentary explores how trees, animals, and even microscopic organisms work together in perfect harmony. Discover the forests’ hidden intelligence, their survival strategies in extreme climates, and their vital role in maintaining our planet’s balance. Experience nature’s most diverse habitats, from mangroves and mountain woods to rainforests and deserts – and witness the incredible wildlife that calls these forests home. ▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬ ▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬ ▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬ Free Documentary is passionate about sharing the beauty and diversity of our world through high-quality documentaries available for free on the original video platform. Filmmakers from around the world, equipped with the latest camera technology, bring you visuals and narratives that explore the wonders of our planet. From the depths of the oceans to the heights of the skies, each film invites you to experience stories and imagery that

Mount Etna is Europe’s largest non-submerged volcano. At more than 3000 meters high it is also a stunning sight from the sea – dominating the Eastern Sicilian coast. Like all Italian volcanoes this one began at the bending fault line where the Euroasian and African continental plates meet and twist. Over hundreds of thousands of years the volcano has produced spectacular eruptions and lava flows. The ash has made the plains around the mountain extremely fertile, producing the best oranges and fine wines. This episode features the orange groves and vineyards of Etna, mostly harvested by the women of the community. The slopes of Etna are among the most fertile in Italy. We concentrate on the agricultural repercussions of the volcano and how the local communities accept the danger caused by Etna because of the advantages its regular eruptions provide. Etna dominates the city of Catania, where tourists come to admire the mountain when in full eruption, safe in the knowledge that an erupting volcano is letting off steam, not building it up for a future explosion. However, monitoring the