Australia On Fire: Climate Emergency

Journeying into the firestorm, this is the dramatic and terrifying story of the battle to save Australia from the bushfires ravaging the country. First-hand accounts from frontline firefighters reveal what it is like to face an unpredictable enemy. With the wildlife death toll at millions, reporter Kylie Morris examines the long-term impact of the fires on animal population and ecology. Extraordinary drone footage reveals the extent of the devastation and the injured koalas and kangaroos left helpless by the fires. We also hear from those who only just escaped with their lives and those who have returned to their destroyed homes, some of whom have lost everything – belongings, livelihoods and loved ones. With extreme record-breaking temperatures and drought said to have super charged the bushfires, the film also explores the wider concerns around climate change. Is this disaster a glimpse into a future world where temperatures have risen to dangerous levels?

Ice And Fire: Tracking Canada’s Climate Crisis

In the last 150 years, humans have become a geological force of nature, challenging and changing the face of our planet. Using satellite data to create earth-scale infographics, scientists are now able to collect data with pinpoint accuracy, and in the process are uncovering sobering outcomes for our environment over the coming generations. While these scenarios are catastrophic, this information has also allowed experts to create tools to combat climate change with even more innovative and durable solutions. By strapping on their boots and doing the trailblazing fieldwork required to accurately measure climate change, these scientists are bringing the fight directly into our own backyards – and to the world itself.