LATEST Rewilding Patagonia: Chile's Great Conservation Leap Forward A 304,000-hectare national park in Chile is being brought back to life by restoring the land to nature. 25 Jun 2019 11:36 GMT | Environment, Chile, Climate Change, Wild Animals, Water
Reimagining Plastic: Turning Waste into Products Bottle boats in Cameroon and recycled gum in Britain: How to tackle the scourge of plastic waste plaguing our planet. Environment, Pollution, Cameroon, United Kingdom, Business & Economy
Feeding the Billions: A New Frontier for Sustainable Eating Zero waste restaurant and jellyfish dinners: Alternative food solutions could help alleviate an impending food crisis. Food, Italy, Finland, Environment, Agriculture
Ecosystem Alert: Protecting Lands in Peril We meet some of the conservationists fighting to protect the world's rare and precious ecosystems. Environment, Water, Wild Animals, Turkey, Sweden
Life After Conflict: Healing the Environmental Wounds of War earthrise looks at ways of healing one of the silent and often forgotten casualties of war - the environment.
The People's Voice: Fight for our Environmental Future We learn about the social movements fighting for our environmental future before humanity reaches a point of no return.
Antarctic sanctuary: The Weddell Sea quest We join Greenpeace on their Antarctica expedition as they fight for the creation of the world's largest protected area.
Turning the tide on plastic: Creation and art from waste earthrise goes to Canada and France to look at ways of dealing with the plastic pollution crisis.
Fighting insectageddon: Why bugs matter earthrise travels to the UK and New Zealand to meet the scientists trying to stop the decline of insect populations.
Winds of change: Eco-cremation in India and green power on Samso A look at how communities in India and Denmark have adjusted their way of living, turning it into a greener alternative.
Human-wildlife conflict: Learning to live together A look at how locals are finding ways to coexist with their animal neighbours in Australia and Bangladesh.
Food for thought: Food security, population growth & over-farming We look at the state of global food security amid rising concerns about the world population and climate change.
Climate change: Coping with extremes We travel to southern Kenya and Myanmar to see how locals are coping with extreme weather conditions.
Antarctica on the edge earthrise sets off on a month-long journey around Antarctica to study the effects of climate change on the continent.
Driving Change earthrise travels to China and the US to see how the world's environmental leadership is changing hands.
Land: Gaining Ground earthrise looks at methods of land restoration and conservation as human causes and climate change wreak havoc.
101 East China: Caging the Ocean's Wild We investigate the devastating cost of China's expanding ocean theme parks on the world's largest marine mammals.
Al Jazeera Correspondent Fascism in the Family A personal look at Mussolini's regime and how Italy may now be embracing fascist ideologies most believed gone forever.
Radicalised Youth Thou Shalt Not Kill: Israel's Hilltop Youth Meet the hardline group willing to do anything, including going against their government, to claim land for Israel.
101 EastVirus Lockdown in BeijingWe explore life under lockdown as Beijing employs increasingly stringent measures to contain the coronavirus epidemic.Coronavirus pandemic, China, Health
WitnessVikings vs Neo-Nazis: Battling the Far Right in SwedenA Viking enthusiast confronts a neo-Nazi leader for misappropriating Viking symbols for white supremacist propaganda.Sweden, The Far Right, Racism
Fault LinesThe Impossible Choice: America's Paid Leave CrisisThe lack of a national paid family and medical leave policy has consequences for millions of workers in the US.United States, Health, Coronavirus pandemic
101 EastJapan: The Age Of Social Withdrawal101 East examines why more people are withdrawing from society in Japan.Japan, Asia Pacific, Arts & Culture