Jane Goodall

An intimate portrait of Jane Goodall’s groundbreaking chimpanzee research.

Jane Goodall: The Hope is a two-hour special following Goodall throughout her never-ending travels, capturing her relentless commitment and determination to spread a message of hope. The film offers an intimate perspective of Goodall’s pivotal transformation from scientist to inspirational activist and leader and how she is galvanizing a future generation to create lasting change.

The place of mankind among the living is the main topic. At the instigation of Cyril Dion, who already gave us his vision with TOMORROW, and the primatologist Jane Goodall, two teenagers will embark in an extraordinary quest: to find another way of living alongside other species, more as roomates than predators. To do so, they will travel and meet with scientists and activists all over the globe.

"Don't lose hope." Dr. Jane Goodall reflected on humanity and nature in this powerful interview, knowing the world would not see it until she passed.

Inside the Santa Clarita Gibbon Conservation Center where its dedicated staff and volunteers care for these special endangered apes and one another.

Featuring captivating footage and testimony from world renown wildlife photographer, Jim Brandenburg, a filmmaker travels into wolf country to pursue the intrinsic value of brother wolf and its forgotten promise to him.

Addresses the challenges and solutions to the global threat of climate change, leaving audiences understanding what is wrong and what can be done.

Narrated by Richard Gere and featuring the Dalai Lama and Greta Thunberg, Earth Emergency explores how human activity sets in motion Earth’s own natural warming mechanisms, releasing greenhouse gases into the atmosphere, and further warming the planet. Leading climate scientists examine this missing piece of the climate puzzle which is pushing the climate to a tipping point.

Newlywed zookeepers Jim and Jean Thomas packed up their safe suburban life in Australia and braved the remote wild jungle of Papua New Guinea to attempt an almost impossible task: to save a little known tree kangaroo from extinction. Only one hundred were left in the world.

Explore the fight of seed-keepers against major agrichemical companies to protect our food legacy and revive a culture connected to seeds.

Iain Douglas-Hamilton’s journey with African elephants began in the 1960s sparking a global movement to protect them. Follow his groundbreaking research personal connections with wild herds and decades of bold conservation in the face of poaching and extinction.

Tourism's impacts on environments, wildlife, and host communities often go overlooked. How can this massive industry be made more sustainable?