Environment

Out of Eden Walk: Sea Crossings

Out of Eden Walk

National Geographic Explorer Paul Salopek has traveled many miles across land on foot since 2013, when he began his long walking journey tracing the footsteps of early human migration from Africa across the planet. But he’s also crossed several sea crossings as well. Salopek joined Host Marco Werman to talk about them, the types of ships he took and the people he met along the way.

In Cambodia, artists carve out space for quiet resistance

Arts, Culture & Media

Paris votes to make 500 more streets car free 

Transportation

Surprising places on the Out of Eden Walk

Out of Eden Walk

Australian researchers study oysters’ resilience in face of climate change

Natural disasters

Scientists and veterinarians help wildlife impacted by ex-tropical cyclone Alfred in Australia

Natural disasters

Many species of animals and birds were injured and displaced by ex-tropical cyclone Alfred several weeks ago. Now, an effort is underway to help them heal and return to their homes in the wild.

Out of Eden Walk: Walking through COVID

Out of Eden Walk

National Geographic Explorer Paul Salopek was thousands of miles into his Out of Eden Walk when he had to pause his journey in Myanmar to wait out the COVID-19 pandemic. Host Marco Werman speaks with him about the experience of walking and reporting through Asian regions made inaccessible by quarantines and lockdowns.

This man is recording the sound of every bird species in Ireland

Environment

One man in Ireland has set an unusual challenge for himself: Record the sound of every bird species in the country. The mission is not frivolous, though. Many of the birds may soon be extinct.

Australia’s beaches recover from Ex-Tropical Cyclone Alfred as extreme weather intensifies

Natural disasters

The tropical storm that hit eastern Australia’s shores battered many beaches along a 300-mile stretch of coastline that draws millions of tourists each year. Now, local governments and volunteers are working to clean up the destruction.

Island nation fights the sea to keep its land

DW

Rising sea levels are a threat to coastal regions everywhere, but especially for islands. No example stands out more than the South Pacific nation of Tuvalu.