Extracts from the film presenting the Kaa Iya NP.

This is the story from the childern of the Janligthart/Prangelaar school and the childern from India. In this story they ask questions and they answer the questions about the environment and nature in there own country.

Preview of episode 8 on the Conch restoration project Lac Bay Bonaire. Complete episode coming up May 18th 2013.

In the Mali inner delta, the What If We Change project based on the bioright approach has been implemented to restore nature and improve communities' livelihood. Here is the first part of the 3 stories on the bioright approach

Global Warming is real, it's caused by humans and it's with us now and accelerating.

A Guarani story about hunting wild pigs in the Isoso area.

In this episode of the What if we change series, John Liu takes us on a global trip that focuses on drylands, their past function, their present dysfunction through a broadscale loss of forest cover, and its impact on soil loss and on the hydrological cycle. 70% of the world’s drylands is now degraded, and effects of climate change are especially prominent in dryland countries. Restoration of these, often vast, areas of land is therefore essential. This film shows there are ways to undo the damage we’ve inflicted upon our planet, like the PRESENCE efforts in South Africa’s Baviaanskloof.

The resistance of a whole town against mining inside their protected area

Presentation of the Rain Drop NGO, working in the rural villages of Bargarh (UP, INDIA) in water harvesting, tree planting and agricultural diversification.

A short impression of the work done at WTI/IFAW's Center for Wildlife Rehabilitation and Conservation in Kaziranga, Assam

Inside the Tucavaca Natural Reserve there is a huge Iron deposit.