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12.00 am
It's In Our Nature
"In just 2 centuries, we’ve lost almost a third of our native wildlife but why does it matter if more of our wildlife goes extinct? We’ve got more than 40,000 animal and plant species, including some species found nowhere else in the world. What do we stand to lose if our native flora and fauna disappear forever?"
1.00 am
Darren Robertson's Charcoal Kitchen
"Chef Darren Robertson prepares an all-inclusive grilled feast on a traditional barbecue for himself and one of his closest friends."
1.30 am
Darren Robertson's Charcoal Kitchen
"Chef Darren Robertson shows how to safely and efficiently cook with fire in the smallest of outdoor spaces. Despite the obstacles in his way, Darren manages to create a grilled masterpiece."
2.00 am
Kid Rodeo
"Hagen endures?a marathon of waiting and searching for his first bull and begins to question his family’s strategy of competing in multiple events.? Without Prince, Jayci’s time in Vegas comes to a close. Aspen continues to outshine her more accomplished best friend Madison. Koby is on the verge of leaving Las Vegas totally empty-handed. "
3.00 am
Heavy Load
"A pirate ship on a voyage. The Kogas - a retired pirate ship, is to start a new life as a noble restaurant in Berlin. But the journey to get there will be difficult, for the Kogas is docked in Lithuania. A risky and extremely difficult heavy transport over a distance of one thousand kilometres lies ahead. Because the Kogas weighs almost fifty tonnes, a special ship will take it across the Baltic Sea to Poland, and from there across the Oder and the Havel Canal to Berlin. The last journey of the Kogas - a huge logistical task where not everything will always go according to plan."
4.00 am
Mega Manufacturing
"How do you create the perfect tire for the road and for the race track? Pirelli: the most famous tire manufacturer in the world."
5.00 am
Carter's W.A.R.
"Ivan Carter learns the truth about what happens when lions and humans live side by side in Africa."
6.00 am
It's In Our Nature
"In just 2 centuries, we’ve lost almost a third of our native wildlife but why does it matter if more of our wildlife goes extinct? We’ve got more than 40,000 animal and plant species, including some species found nowhere else in the world. What do we stand to lose if our native flora and fauna disappear forever?"
7.00 am
Darren Robertson's Charcoal Kitchen
"Chef Darren Robertson prepares an all-inclusive grilled feast on a traditional barbecue for himself and one of his closest friends."
7.30 am
Darren Robertson's Charcoal Kitchen
"Chef Darren Robertson shows how to safely and efficiently cook with fire in the smallest of outdoor spaces. Despite the obstacles in his way, Darren manages to create a grilled masterpiece."
8.00 am
Kid Rodeo
"Hagen endures?a marathon of waiting and searching for his first bull and begins to question his family’s strategy of competing in multiple events.? Without Prince, Jayci’s time in Vegas comes to a close. Aspen continues to outshine her more accomplished best friend Madison. Koby is on the verge of leaving Las Vegas totally empty-handed. "
9.00 am
Heavy Load
"A pirate ship on a voyage. The Kogas - a retired pirate ship, is to start a new life as a noble restaurant in Berlin. But the journey to get there will be difficult, for the Kogas is docked in Lithuania. A risky and extremely difficult heavy transport over a distance of one thousand kilometres lies ahead. Because the Kogas weighs almost fifty tonnes, a special ship will take it across the Baltic Sea to Poland, and from there across the Oder and the Havel Canal to Berlin. The last journey of the Kogas - a huge logistical task where not everything will always go according to plan."
10.00 am
Mega Manufacturing
"How do you create the perfect tire for the road and for the race track? Pirelli: the most famous tire manufacturer in the world."
11.00 am
Carter's W.A.R.
"Ivan Carter learns the truth about what happens when lions and humans live side by side in Africa."
12.00 pm
It's In Our Nature
"In just 2 centuries, we’ve lost almost a third of our native wildlife but why does it matter if more of our wildlife goes extinct? We’ve got more than 40,000 animal and plant species, including some species found nowhere else in the world. What do we stand to lose if our native flora and fauna disappear forever?"
1.00 pm
Darren Robertson's Charcoal Kitchen
"Chef Darren Robertson prepares an all-inclusive grilled feast on a traditional barbecue for himself and one of his closest friends."
1.30 pm
Darren Robertson's Charcoal Kitchen
"Chef Darren Robertson shows how to safely and efficiently cook with fire in the smallest of outdoor spaces. Despite the obstacles in his way, Darren manages to create a grilled masterpiece."
2.00 pm
Climate Crisis
"The climate crisis is the defining issue of our time. Over the years, planet Earth has gone through many natural cycles. But today, mankind is accelerating the cycle. We are causing the world to heat up, and this causes negative impacts. The year 2021 has seen a series of devastating climate disasters all around the globe that caught the world’s attention. The temperatures were so extreme and unusual that they led to intense floods that swept away homes, and claimed hundreds of lives in Germany, China, the USA, and Turkey. Millions of people and communities around the world are at risk. The climate crisis is dangerously close to spiralling out of control. Is it too late to stop it? We need to act fast, or there will be catastrophic consequences for the people and the planet on which we depend. Will we be able to keep our heads above water?"
3.00 pm
Climate Crisis
"A wildfire is an unplanned, unwanted and uncontrolled fire in an area of combustible vegetation starting in rural and urban areas. Earth is an intrinsically flammable planet owing to its cover of carbon-rich vegetation, seasonally dry climates, atmospheric oxygen and widespread lightning and volcanic ignitions. Wildfires can destroy property and human life, although naturally occurring wildfires may benefit native vegetation, animals, and ecosystems that have evolved with fire. Today’s fires are both shocking and wholly expected. That’s the tricky thing about fires - it isn’t any one thing that’s causing them; it's multiple puzzle pieces fitting together. Climate change. First management. Human behaviour. Learning to adapt to the new reality and mitigating risks requires swift, decisive action from many different angles."
4.00 pm
Climate Crisis
"Hurricanes are bad news. Not only do they bring high winds strong enough to do significant damage and threaten lives, but they bring storm surges which temporarily and locally raise sea levels and inundate low lying shorelines. What’s more, they dump rain. Lots of rain. Rain by the foot, by the meter. The intensity and devastation unleashed by hurricanes are becoming stronger worldwide, and climate change is a key contributor to making these disasters deadlier than ever before. Hurricanes are not just intensifying faster and dropping more rain because of global warming; their destructive power persists long after reaching land, increasing risks to communities farther inland that may be unprepared for devastating winds and flooding. Whatever they’re called, the same forces and conditions are at work in forming these giant storms, any of which can cause damage or devastation when they hit land where people live."
5.10 pm
Climate Crisis
"Over the years, planet Earth has gone through many natural cycles. Today the world is changing once again, but this time mankind is accelerating the cycle. We are causing the world to heat up. Extinction levels are accelerating faster than that of the dinosaurs. Nature is declining globally at rates unprecedented in human history. Wildlife is in catastrophic decline due to human destruction. Our Earth, and millions of species are at risk. We are wrecking our world - the one place we call home. Without urgent action, it will continue to get worse. Of course, some factors are beyond human control. But with our knowledge and technology, we can still act to reduce our impact on the climate. And only ambitious climate action can make that happen. All countries must come together. The climate crisis is here, and the sixth mass extinction of wildlife on Earth has started and is accelerating. We need to act fast, or there will be catastrophic consequences for the people and the planet on which we depend."
6.10 pm
It's In Our Nature
"In just 2 centuries, we’ve lost almost a third of our native wildlife but why does it matter if more of our wildlife goes extinct? We’ve got more than 40,000 animal and plant species, including some species found nowhere else in the world. What do we stand to lose if our native flora and fauna disappear forever?"
7.00 pm
It's In Our Nature
"As we clear more forests to make way for urban development, what can we do to make sure we don’t lose more of our wildlife? Is it already too late, and can a tiny city state like Singapore play a part in preserving the planet’s biodiversity? We follow the men and women in the frontline of our fight to save our wildlife."
8.00 pm
Diamond River Hunters
"Entrepreneur and adventurer, Peter Jago, and his team are on a mission to search for alluvial diamonds and gemstones washed in the hidden river valleys of Lesotho."
9.00 pm
Diamond River Hunters
"Pumps break and all hell breaks loose between Warren and Gary. Plus, a few close calls with equipment put the lives of all the team members at risk."
10.00 pm
ET'S Fishing Escapes
"From acrobatic Mahi Mahi way out at sea to heavy pulling Mulloway in the river mouths, the north coast of New South Wales has some of the most varied and exciting fishing around – and ET gets into all of it!"
11.00 pm
ET'S Fishing Escapes
"ET fishes in New Zealand’s biggest and richest angling competition, then explores the offshore islands further by big boat and tiny kayak, catching Kahawai and Snapper and a load of more unusual species. And off Australia’s Broughton Island, it’s a wild rock concert of fishing for Drummer."