Loved to Death

With a population of over 4.2 million inhabitants, Bali is the third smallest province by surface. An examination of how the tiny island nation is able to sustain its culture and environment with large numbers of tourists every year.

A look beneath the surface of safaris filled with false promises, lofty ideals, and lost memories, with every new arrival trampling on history and nature.

An exploration of the famed hole in the ozone layer over Antarctica, and the work still left to be done to preserve these corners of Earth.

Phuket is a focal point for Westerners for its photogenic white sand beaches and turquoise waters. However, this comes at a price, including the perils of increased crime rates, ecological issues, and the over development of beaches.

The Great Barrier Reef is the world's largest coral reef system. Visitors must temper themselves and examine the impact they have on the environment, and to encourage the protection of the reef.

Although the remnants of the ancient civilisations of the Olmecs, Mayans, and Aztecs have been rediscovered by a new generation, the ruins are still vulnerable to being destroyed.