Global Us: What connects us all

Global Us: What connects us all

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Global Us: What connects us all episodes

  • Raising independent elephants
    Flooding is common in Assam, and many animals fleeing the rising waters are injured every rainy season. The Centre for Wildlife Rehabilitation and Conservation in the Indian state nurtures them back to health.
    7 min
  • Preparing elephants for the wild
    Flooding is common in Assam, and many animals fleeing the rising waters are injured every rainy season. The Centre for Wildlife Rehabilitation and Conservation in the Indian state nurtures them back to health.
    7 min
  • Reforestation in the Land of Trees
    In the Mayan language, ‘Guatemala’ means ‘Land of Trees’. But now less than a third of the country is covered by rain forest, while sugarcane and palm oil plantations eat away at what’s left. One movement is doing something about it.
    8 min
  • Balancing natural priorities
    Which needs more protection: The unique environment of Korup National Park - one of the oldest rainforests on earth - or the people who live in and off it? A dilemma with a serious potential for conflict.
    7 min
  • The Red List of threatened species
    According to the "Red List" of threatened species compiled by the International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN), Madagascar's lemurs are among the world's most endangered mammals. Nearly 24,000 plant and animal species are currently under threat.
    5 min
  • Global Living Room: Santiago de Chile
    Arturo Duclos is an artist and DJ. He and his wife live in the historical center of Chile's capital, Santiago. Their home and living room are filled with his artworks and also with pieces from around the world.
    3 min

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There are eight billion people on Earth and we are better connected than ever before. How can we make use of that? From Global 3000 comes Global Us - because we need joint action now more than ever.