CLIMATE
A changing climate is reshaping the planet
Our world is changing. What we do today defines us and our future. Arizona PBS brings you stories that matter, groundbreaking science from top experts and real solutions. Get informed, feel inspired, be empowered as we bring you stories from many perspectives about our planet.
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The Green Desert
April 23
Farmers in the arid Southwest depend on Colorado River water delivered downstream from Hoover Dam. Storage reservoirs of Lake Powell and Lake Mead have dwindled to historic lows and may never recover from a 20-year drought. America’s food security is at risk. You can watch this program at 8 p.m. on April 23 on Arizona PBS.
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Horizonte
Impact of extreme weather on Latina maternal and children’s health
Phoenix’s record-breaking heat disproportionately impacts Latino communities, especially outdoor workers and families in urban heat islands. Dr. Eugene Livar, Arizona’s Chief Heat Officer, joined Horizonte to discuss the state’s resilience plan, focusing on workforce safety, cooling centers, and multilingual outreach.
Arizona Horizon
Study finds extreme heat could accelerate aging process
Extreme heat can be particularly dangerous for older adults, putting them at increased risk for heat stroke and death. But could it also affect how DNA functions and accelerate the aging process itself?rnrn
Trail Mix’d
Hidden Gems: Arizona Hiking Trails Off the Beaten Path
Jan. 16
As we explore Arizona hiking trails, we travel to Flagstaff and Pinetop to hike from deep underground to the top of a fire watch station.
Explore PBS specials on climate and our planet
Climate and Conservation
The Future of Nature
The Future of Nature explores the critical question: If we restore and nurture nature, can we reverse the effects of climate change before it’s too late? This thought-provoking program examines innovative conservation efforts and groundbreaking solutions aimed at preserving our planet’s ecosystems.
Climate and Conservation
Weathered: Earth’s Extremes
The new series, Weathered: Earth’s Extremes, premieres on Arizona PBS on October 2. Host Maiya May travels around the world to share real stories from people affected by natural disasters and climate change. Stream the series for free online and discover how building a better future is possible.rn
outdoors and nature
Shows you need to watch if you love the outdoors
Explore the wonders of the great outdoors with our handpicked selection of shows! From the captivating landscapes of Arizona to majestic national parks, these series offer a thrilling journey through nature’s most beautiful offerings.
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AMERICAN EXPERIENCE
The Sun Queen
Scientist Mária Telkes dedicated her career to harnessing the power of the sun. Though undercut and thwarted by her male colleagues, she persevered to design the first successfully solar-heated house in 1948 and held more than 20 patents.
For kids, parents and educators
NOVA
Ocean Currents and the Unique Ecosystem of the Gulf of Maine
Warming faster than 97% of the world’s oceans, the Gulf of Maine is at the forefront of climate change. The NOVA presents Sea Change explores the dramatic effects of rapid climate shifts on the region, highlighting the resilience and adaptation of both wildlife and people.
PBS Kids
Enjoy Earth Month with new specials
Arizona PBS KIDS celebrates Earth Month by inviting families to be planet heroes. Enjoy a new movie, “Activate Kid Power,” from “Wild Kratts,” a new special and new episodes of “Elinor Wonders Why” and a new movie from “Nature Cat” called “The Nature-tastic Four.”
Did you know with a $10 monthly donation, families of up to six members can join our Arizona PBS KIDS family? With the Arizona PBS Family Membership, you are entitled to exclusive benefits like special birthday messages, access to PBS KIDS events, newsletters and more!
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