Join host Jeff Corwin in his home state of Massachusetts, partnering with Dr. Lindsay Rosa of Defenders of Wildlife at the New England Wildlife Center. They highlight the center's vital work

Join host Jeff Corwin in his home state of Massachusetts, partnering with Dr. Lindsay Rosa of Defenders of Wildlife at the New England Wildlife Center. They highlight the center's vital work rehabilitating sick, injured, and orphaned animals, including an owl ready for release. The episode addresses the critical issue of lead poisoning, which affects millions of birds annually from sources like fishing sinkers and shotgun shells. Viewers witness the successful treatment and release of a swan, showcasing effective conservation efforts and viable alternatives to lead.

Corwin and Rosa emphasize mindful coexistence with wildlife, urging awareness of human impact on shared habitats. "You can't protect what you do not love," Corwin states. For more information on the featured wildlife, visit Defenders of Wildlife.

Dive into Earth’s oceans with *Hostile Planet*, a beautifully filmed series showcasing animals adapting to extreme environments. Hosted by survivalist Bear Grylls, the show reveals epic stories

Dive into Earth’s oceans with *Hostile Planet*, a beautifully filmed series showcasing animals adapting to extreme environments. Hosted by survivalist Bear Grylls, the show reveals epic stories of survival on our fast-changing planet.

Watch the full season on Disney+, or stream other National Geographic content on Hulu, the NGTV app, or ABC app. Subscribe to Nat Geo on YouTube for more episodes and follow them on social media for updates.

Climate change is the defining crisis of our time, with children being the most vulnerable to its impact. Ten-year-old Ella, a 4th grader, is raising her voice, calling on children worldwide to

Climate change is the defining crisis of our time, with children being the most vulnerable to its impact. Ten-year-old Ella, a 4th grader, is raising her voice, calling on children worldwide to participate in climate conversation and action.

Beyond her advocacy, Ella is a talented dancer, singer, pianist, and drummer. She is also an avid reader and author, thriving on competition.

This talk was given at a TEDx event, independently organized by a local community using the TED conference format. Learn more at https://www.ted.com/tedx.

Summer in the U.S. Southwest and northern Mexico brings intense heat, but also much-needed monsoon rains. This seasonal relief is vital for the arid region.

Recently, a borderlands remote

Summer in the U.S. Southwest and northern Mexico brings intense heat, but also much-needed monsoon rains. This seasonal relief is vital for the arid region.

Recently, a borderlands remote camera captured numerous videos of a black bear thoroughly enjoying a cooling canyon pool, a welcome respite from the summer temperatures. #HotBearSummer

The animated web series "The Seven Sacred Teachings" follows a young Indigenous boy on a vision quest. He encounters seven sacred animals, like a bear teaching courage, who impart wisdom on how to

The animated web series "The Seven Sacred Teachings" follows a young Indigenous boy on a vision quest. He encounters seven sacred animals, like a bear teaching courage, who impart wisdom on how to live on Mother Earth. Written by Anishinabe Elder David Courchene and directed by Erica Daniels (Peguis First Nation), the series is produced by Peg City Pictures Inc.

Manitoba 150, in partnership with Turtle Lodge and IG Wealth Management, proudly presents these animated shorts. The Turtle Lodge, an international center for Indigenous education and well-being, shares ancient knowledge and promotes connection to nature and unity among all peoples. Learn more at theturtlelodge.org.

Kitchi dago zegi’ awiya dabishgoo sabe, zaagewe jii bii o’gikinoo’amaagoot owaay gwiiwizens yaah gway-a-kwaa-diziwin.

Written by Anishinaabe Elder Dr. David Courchene and directed by

Kitchi dago zegi’ awiya dabishgoo sabe, zaagewe jii bii o’gikinoo’amaagoot owaay gwiiwizens yaah gway-a-kwaa-diziwin.

Written by Anishinaabe Elder Dr. David Courchene and directed by Indigenous filmmaker Erica Daniels, *The Seven Sacred Laws* is an imaginative animated web series from Peg City Pictures Inc. It follows a young boy on a vision quest, learning valuable lessons from seven sacred animals.

Manitoba 150, in partnership with The Turtle Lodge International Centre for Indigenous Education and Wellness and IG Wealth Management, proudly presents these short animated films. The Turtle Lodge, founded on the Seven Sacred Laws, is a center for reconnecting to Earth and sharing ancestral knowledge. Learn more at www.turtlelodge.org.

Join author Kathleen Dean Moore and Tom Fleischner, Executive Director of the Natural History Institute, to celebrate Earth's wild music. They will discuss the planet's diverse music-makers—from

Join author Kathleen Dean Moore and Tom Fleischner, Executive Director of the Natural History Institute, to celebrate Earth's wild music. They will discuss the planet's diverse music-makers—from whales to meadowlarks—and explore how to tune into these sounds, bear the sorrow of their silencing, and find urgency for action when words alone are insufficient.

Hear Kathleen read from her new book, *Earth’s Wild Music*, alongside a "Sidewinder Rattlesnake" concert featuring author Craig Childs and jazz percussionist Jonathan Rodriguez. Experience the calls of loons, howls of wolves, and roars of whales. This event is co-sponsored by Counterpoint Press, Desert Laboratory on Tumamoc Hill, Peregrine Book Co., PLAYA, The Spring Creek Project, The Safina Center, and Center for Humans and Nature.

The Turtle Lodge proudly announces Erica Marie Daniels, Cree filmmaker and founder of Kejic Productions, received the 2021 Young Aboriginal Entrepreneurship Award from the Canadian Council for

The Turtle Lodge proudly announces Erica Marie Daniels, Cree filmmaker and founder of Kejic Productions, received the 2021 Young Aboriginal Entrepreneurship Award from the Canadian Council for Aboriginal Business (CCAB). At 29, Daniels is an award-winning director and producer from Peguis First Nation, specializing in video production, photography, and graphic design. Her company, Kejic Productions (meaning "The Sky"), symbolizes limitless dreams.

Daniels' film, *Run As One – The Journey of the Front Runners*, won two Golden Sheaf Awards. She also completed *Mikinakay – Trail of the Turtle* and is co-directing *The Seven Sacred Laws*. A long-time collaborator with the Turtle Lodge since 2011, Erica mentors youth in cultural identity and media production through Kejic Productions and the Just TV Program, inspiring them to pursue their full potential.

Climate change is already profoundly impacting humans, biodiversity, and natural communities. Extreme weather, habitat loss, and ocean changes are devastating wildlife globally, from polar bears

Climate change is already profoundly impacting humans, biodiversity, and natural communities. Extreme weather, habitat loss, and ocean changes are devastating wildlife globally, from polar bears to desert tortoises, and causing billions in human and economic damages. The U.S. alone suffered 22 billion-dollar weather disasters in 2020.

Urgent action is needed to expand renewable energy and reduce greenhouse gas emissions. Defenders is actively addressing these threats by developing adaptive conservation plans, advocating for increased funding, and ensuring renewable energy projects are responsibly sited to protect wildlife.

Discover more about climate change impacts and solutions: dfnd.us/climatechange

On February 7, 2021, David Courchene III hosted Session 2 via Zoom, featuring the Red Shadow Singers and Knowledge Keepers Mary and Robert Maytwayashing, and singer Cody Courchene. The session

On February 7, 2021, David Courchene III hosted Session 2 via Zoom, featuring the Red Shadow Singers and Knowledge Keepers Mary and Robert Maytwayashing, and singer Cody Courchene. The session focused on translating ceremonial songs.

Mary Maytwayashing shared the Ojibwe translation and significance of the Nibi Water Song, received in a dream. Cody Courchene presented the Turtle, Black Bear, and Calling In Songs, which were translated by Robert Maytwayashing.

Produced by David Courchene III and Pic River Development Corp (PRDC), this session built upon previous work. You can watch Red Shadow Singers Traditional Drum Songs: Learn the Meaning Behind the Songs (Session 1) here.