The producers of the awe-inspiring Planet Earth return with the dazzling next chapter.
Vanishing Wilderness was the first environmental show on TV, and now it returns in all its low-resolution glory this time to the Web.
In 1971, the EPA hired more than 100 freelance photographers who shot thousands of pictures documenting life, the environment and the people in between.
Global warming could be changing underwater ecology and harming marine life.
Henrietta Lacks didn't know it, but her cells helped develop the polio vaccine and medications for most illnesses treatable today. A new book by Rebecca Skloot reveals the woman behind it all.
The not-so-frozen tundra of Siberia is serving up the ghosts of woolly mammoths in record numbers, and an industry is growing up around them.
Catch seven independent films addressing some of the most important environmental issues of our day -- all for $10.
Researchers say 80 years is long enough for the 'primordial soup' theory to stay on the stove. New research suggests that life on Earth emerged from deep-sea hydrothermal vents.
Viewers suffering from motion sickness are often unable to sit through the film.
