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Home Sweet Habitat

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In this episode, Sabrina talks about how habitats form food webs and how those food webs help us understand a lot about the world.
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Understanding the Basics Of Sustainability

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Define sustainability and explore the three pillars of sustainable living.
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Your Planet News: Plastic

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In this Your Planet, we look into plastic that dissolves in sea water, reducing plastic waste and life-sized puppet animals roaming Madrid.
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Land And Water

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Sabrina chats about how the properties of land and water differ enough for absorption and reflection.
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Wood, Water, And Properties

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Sabrina talks about how properties help us understand objects.
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Can We Stop Animal Extinction?

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What can we do to stop animals going extinct?
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Bears, Birds And A Manatee!

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Jenny has our look at environmental stories from around the planet and we're visiting bears in Bulgaria, birds in Turkey and a Manatee in Brazil.
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The Basics Of Freshwater

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Sabrina talks about the difference between freshwater and saltwater and why freshwater is so important.
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Your Planet News #2

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We have stories from South Africa and in Australia.
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The Future Of The Natural World

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Ricky takes a look at the future of the natural world at London's Natural History Museum.
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Why No Polar Pineapples?

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Sabrina chats about how the tilt of the Earth makes for both prime and not-so-prime growing conditions for things like pineapples.
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Weathering And Erosion

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Sabrina gives us a real-world example of how the Hydrosphere and Geosphere affect each other in the form of Weathering and Erosion.
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World Environmental News

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Jenny brings us our weekly round up of environmental news from around the world.
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How Does Extreme Heat Affect Your Body?

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Explore how heat waves affect the body, what levels of extreme heat we can survive, and what you can do to manage high temperatures.
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Your Planet News

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This week we check out sheep helping out in the US, some fashion upcycling in Kenya and rescued baby turtles in Peru.
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Baby Skinks

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Learn about these cute Yakka skinks and meet the little ones that have just joined the family.
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3 Weird Ways Science Is Saving Coral Reefs

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Coral reefs are fighting for their very survival these days, and scientists are looking for ways to help.
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What Is A Glacier Mouse?

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Glaciers are extreme environments, but some are home to 'glacier mice', orange-sized moss balls that seem to move in a peculiar, animal-like way.
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The Tongass National Forest

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As Alex Honnold and Tommy Caldwell traverse over 2,000 miles to reach the Devils Thumb, their last stop is the Tongass National Forest—one of the most biodiverse places in North America.
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Releasing Aurora The Turtle

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After spending time in care at the Australia Zoo Wildlife Hospital it is time for Aurora to head back to the wild.
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A Cute But Creepy Tiny Predator

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Despite their tiny size, tarsiers are excellent nocturnal hunters. With large eyes that enable them to see well in the dark and advanced hearing combined with huge hands, catching prey is almost too easy.