Environment Episodes

Slate is a charming Bennett Springs cafe with a little something for everyone. We can't get enough of the delicious food, drinks and coffee at this cute little hideaway!

We found one of the most breath-taking waterfalls we have ever seen! The Huka Falls in New Zealand truly are a one-of-a-kind natural wonder...

The legends at Little Creatures Brewery have helped launched an epic new live music venue in Perth! It's set to serve up a diverse program of music, comedy, burlesque and performance art! Photo Credit: Anthony Tran

Take a journey to the cultural heart of Perth for fresh, sustainable and delicious food at Ficus. The casual dining escape provides a farm to plate experience. The menu changes with the season uses locally sourced Australian produce.

Check out this incredible Beach Waterfall! The beauty can be found on Melasti Beach in Bali, and is the perfect a spot for any sunset photography experts!

Africa has no shortage of heritage, history and culture. And where better soak in all this knowledge than of of Africa's many incredible art and cultural museums?

If you're looking for sunny beaches, clear skies and incredible local spots, then make your way over to North Stradbroke Island! With loads of cool activities like scuba diving and sand boarding, you'll never get bored of North Straddie.

Kangaroo Island is one of Australia's most beautiful and little-known island gems! Start your trip with a day trip to the beautiful Flinders Chase National Park, and finish by hitting the Kangaroo Island Brewery for specialty brewed craft beer!

We've put together a list of some of the most jaw-dropping sunsets in the country. With incredible destinations like Cable Beach, Scarborough and Busselton Jetty, you'll certainly find the perfect spot to take that stunning Instagram shot!

It's almost impossible to compile a list of the best attractions to find in Australia. From the world-famous Sydney Harbour Bridge to the Historic Kakadu National Park, tourists will have a never-ending list of amazing sights to see!

The Blue Mountains, just outside of Sydney, are famous the world over. Discover this one of a kind destination through the various lookouts, tours, caves, waterfalls and mountains!

The Mornington Peninsula is one of Australia's most famous getaway destinations and there's so many incredible things to behold. From the natural The Peninsula Hot Springs to the iconic French Island National Park.

The Swan Valley is one of Western Australia's most renowned wine and beer region. There's loads of cool activities and fun things try, making it one of the best tourist destinations in the country!

This incredible destination in South Australia has so many sights to behold. From the incredible range of vineyards and cellar doors, to the beautiful Barossa Trail, the perfect spot to cycle around and discover the stunning Valley.

The Moreton Bay Region in Queensland is one of Australia's most renowned wine destinations! But there are so many other awesome things to see in Moreton Bay, from the beautiful D' Aguilar National Park, to the animals at the Moreton Bay Marine Park

If you're looking for some lesser known landmarks around Australia that you might not have heard of, this is the perfect list for you! From the serene and isolated Lord Howe Island, to the incredible Mon Remos Conservation Park to see the turtles!

The beluga whale spotted in the Thames for a second day in a row is "swimming strongly and feeding normally", the RSPCA has said.

Oslo, the capital of Norway, is planning to get rid of cars and motorcycles from its city centre aiming to go green. It has eliminated parking spots, turned streets into pedestrian walkways and raised the price of congestion tolls.

Dangerous flying debris and travel cancellations are expected as the first named storm of the season brings strong winds of up to 80mph to the UK and Ireland.

Forecasters have downgraded warnings that Storm Helene could pose a risk to life when it hits this week - but warned coastal communities to stay vigilant.

The world's first 100 percent recycled boat was built using over 10 tonnes of plastic waste. It sailed from Kenya's Lamu island for the first time on September 15.

President Donald Trump has declared states of emergency for three states, saying the US government is "absolutely, totally prepared" for Hurricane Florence.

The Met Office and Met Eireann have announced the storm names for 2018-19. But why do we name them?

A 'Hurricane Hunter' operated by the US National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration flies through the eye of Hurricane Florence over the Atlantic.

Hurricane Florence has strengthened into a potentially catastrophic Category 4 storm as it closes in on North and South Carolina, carrying wind and water that could wreak havoc over a wide stretch of the eastern US coast.

Thousands of stranded people are waiting for rescue as relentless monsoon floods batter the south Indian state of Kerala.

Firefighters in DC-10 air tankers on Monday attacked the fast-moving 'Holy Fire' with red-coloured fire retardant in an attempt to stop the blaze from advancing.

The Marvel film Black Panther presented an idealised version of a resource-rich, prosperous nation in Africa. Rich with natural resources such as uranium and diamonds, and in a fertile area of land.

Skygazers looking out for the rare "blood moon" lunar eclipse were left disappointed as clouds largely obscured the celestial phenomenon.

Sun worshippers in the UK have sizzled in the hottest temperature of the year so far, with a scorching 33.3C recorded in England.

A photographer has captured stunning aerial footage of a pod of approximately 30-50 dolphins feeding between Port Erin and the Calf of Man on the south coast of the Isle of Man.

Ottawa Bluesfest organizers received a federal permit to move a killdeer and her four eggs to a nearby habitat, away from a cobblestone patch that would be directly under the main festival stage.

Sir David Attenborough is backing a fund calling on advertisers who use animals in their campaigns to contribute to conservation and welfare projects.

First the Paris climate accord and then the Iran nuclear agreement; now the US has quit the UN Human Rights Council. Standing with US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo, the US Ambassador to the UN Haley said the UN body was biased against Israel.

Mount Everest, the world's highest peak, has become a rubbish dump thanks to decades of commercial expeditions.

Thanks to a progressive public transportation portfolio that includes train, streetcar, bus and aerial tram, the American city of Portland has become a global model of transit-oriented development.

Even if regional transportation becomes more efficient, people and goods will still need to travel the world. This episode looks at new technologies and policies that could offset the aviation industry's substantial greenhouse gas emissions.

Most foods now travel an average of 2,400km from farm to plate. As renowned author Michael Pollan elaborates, the impacts of this fossil fuel-driven system are detrimental to the environment, but also to our health and social wellbeing.

In 2003, the city of Seoul took a rare step back in time, demolishing a major downtown freeway to uncover and restore the ancient Cheonggyecheon stream. Now, it's a vital part of the city's commercial and tourism sectors.

Paris' ambitious Velo Liberte bike initiative encourages residents to forgo cars for bikes and public transportation. In the process, the programme has fostered a unique popular culture, complete with its own language, jokes and pick-up lines.

London is on a mission to transform itself into a transit-efficient and pedestrian-friendly megacity. Is this the shape of the future?

Video released by the US Geological Survey shows a steady flow of lava streaming from a fissure on the Big Island of Hawaii.

Natural resources are being depleted on a rapid scale while production and consumption are rising rapidly in nations like China and India.

For more than 15 years, cameraman and ecologist John D. Liu has been working on his worldwide mission to green deserts and to restore biodiversity.

Environment activists perform a stunt during the Oxford and Cambridge boat race in London. Protesters held a banner that demanded both universities commit to full divestment from fossil fuels and orange smoke was released, on Hammersmith Bridge.

Demolition workers have torn down a clifftop home that was on the brink of falling into the sea after a storm caused significant erosion.

Part of a clifftop home in Norfolk has fallen on to the beach below and 13 properties remain at "very high" risk of going into the sea as the sand below them erodes.

Thirteen homes on sandy cliffs have been evacuated amid fears they could topple into the sea, with a further two days of high tides and strong winds forecast. The residents of the properties in Hemsby, Norfolk, were forced to leave over the wee...