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It'd be less work for CZI to do if schools were better funded. And that's a moral claim, and I think it's the only honest way of looking at it, and it represents a dramatic break in the conversation. RICH: Yeah look -- she gets it, this is a profound shift in a conversation. Go on an interactive journey across our astonishing planet. I don't understand how, you know, we should be setting about putting all our efforts into how do we change this, what can we do rather than contesting whether is this happening or not, is happening. Help us inspire the next generation to connect with nature and safeguard our planet. But for those who want to give back, and we should be really thoughtful about ensuring that we aren't a single voice. This is what he addressed. (END VIDEOCLIP) AMANPOUR: So that is really dramatic. The High Seas: 24 question worksheet, 52 word Word Search & 52 word Word Jumble, Word for Word Transcript and all answer keys. If you get through the last 10 minutes without committing to real changes to tackle climate change, you're inhuman. Coral bleaching (Image via Netflix: Our Planet: Coastal Sea), Berkomentarlah secara bijaksana dan bertanggung jawab. It has also won two Emmy awards for Outstanding Documentary Series and Outstanding Narrator. Our Planet explores the richness of life that exists in the shallow water of the numerous coasts of our planet, where 90% of the marine life thrives in episode 4. Director Hugh Pearson Star David Attenborough (voice) See production, box office & company info Watch on Netflix with subscription Add to Watchlist 2 User reviews 5 Critic reviews Photos 13 Top cast Edit SREENIVASAN: Will they get Facebook accounts, and if so what age? [13:20:00] SCHOLEY: No, it's not, but it is a great lesson that nature is very resilient. The first thing is rather than engaging with people from the head as we often do with data, and facts, and charts, and figures -- I have to engage with people from the heart. We should do it, because that is what this nation is about. It's not, it's happening in the Arctic, it's big time now and animals are suffering and we have to show it. File previews. The open oceans are the worlds largest ecosystems, vital to everyone, owned by no-one. And so, we - of course that's something we believe in and we want to make sure that we deliver not just what is expected but outsize results. I guarantee students will hang off every word looking for the next answer! Watch online Download Subtitles Searcher: 1CD 03/05/2020 23.976: It is a decentralized system that allows prosecutors, many of whom are elected, to apply the law at their discretion. I'm scared. I don't think - you know, 95 percent of the academic community now are in agreement. 2! In this review, I will be focusing on one particular episode, my personal favourite feature- the "Coastal Sea" where we are able to witness the fascinating and highly coordinated creatures in coastal sea, where 90% of marine creatures reside. Like, we have the girls video conference, video call with their grandparents all the time. [13:50:00] And that's why we really think about how we engage on the advocacy level to ensure that those things are true, while looking at the incredible opportunity that we have to fill in a specific niche in these spaces. He's brought us the world's beauty for decades, but now his new Netflix series "Our Planet" is a rallying cry for urgent action. SREENIVASAN: You're not the first to tackle education reform, this is a tough problem to crack -- so how do you think you're going to be able to do it where -- in a specific way, where others have been daunted by this challenge? Share the wonder of the extraordinary place we call home. AMANPOUR: So just explain, you call them Arctic refugees just explain why they climbed up and why they fell down? I want to bring in Dr. Rupert Reed from the University of East Anglia - a spokesman for extinction rebellion. Our Planet - High Seas - FULL EPISODE - Netflix. Coastal seas count for 7% of our ocean, yet they are responsible for 95% of the world's marine production - these are our planet's fishing grounds. Our reporter, Michael Holmes, is out there in the streets with all these people who have come into the streets. David Attenborough: A Life on Our Planet - Transcript October 14, 2020 David Attenborough has seen more of the natural world than any other. Michael, you're there in the streets of London. If you just leave it alone, though, it'll come back. Keith Scholey and Sophie Lanfear, thank you so much, indeed, for being here. Every drop is vital for all species and us humans that rely upon it. So we need to make sure that we are really ensuring that the institutions that we care about -- the NIH school districts are getting the right funding they need to do the important work. An individual with a stem degree makes 26 percent more than an individual without a stem degree. In its 6th installment, BBC's Blue Planet II focuses on the creatures and ecosystem that occupy this space between land and water. And we can't rely on heroes, we can't rely on luck. And so, someone might do a journalism project or visit and understand a local zoo, and to really bring that learning to life, give students the understanding of why something is important. Photos and graphics WWF or used with permission. Let's just get on with solving it. Winner of two Emmy Awards - Our Planet is a groundbreaking Netflix original documentary series. If you are interested to watch this episode or the entire Our Planet series, you can find it on Netflix or Youtube here. CHAN: They're -- my mom, is so -- are you a real doctor yet? Our coastal seas are a rich community of plants and animals working together, all of which are vital to the health of our planet and humanity. CHAN: I'm so excited about the Cell Atlas. Protecting these habitats is a battle humanity must win.For more about Coastal Seas please visit https://www.ourplanet.com/en/video/how-to-save-our-coastal-seasDownload free educational resources at https://www.ourplanet.com/en/schools-and-youthUS Rating: TV-PG. Periodic Table Word Searches & Crossword Puzzles Throughout that entire time, none of them feed at all. It's hard to imagine a place like Oxford Circus shut down for that long, and as I say, absolutely no move by police so far on these demonstrators. Many rivers no longer reach the sea. Our Planet: Episode & Complete series resources Jungles: 28 question worksheet, 43 word Word Search & 43 word Word Jumble, Word for Word Transcript and all answer keys. E7 All episodes Cast & crew User reviews IMDbPro All topics Fresh Water Episode aired Apr 5, 2019 49 m IMDb RATING 8.8 /10 1.3K YOUR RATING Rate Documentary The need for fresh water is as strong as ever. But then from '89 to the present you have this vice grip of industry on the Republican party, and to a much lesser extent on certain Democrats who are -- have spent untold tens of hundreds of millions of dollars in lobbying to block any kind of meaningful effort to address the problem. I've taken care of lots of kids with cystic fibrosis. Our Planet: With David Attenborough. So they're there for families. The open oceans are the worlds largest ecosystems, vital to everyone, owned by no-one. Climate Conference which was the Rio Summit that you just talked about in 1992. It's brought down tyrannical regimes. How To Save Our Coastal Seas WWF International 179K subscribers Subscribe 1.3K Share 38K views 3 years ago Sir David Attenborough explains: how to catch more fish, feed more people and restore. Why it is time to panic about our planet, a rising movement takes climate demands to the streets. However the nature has unbelievable recovery power. [13:55:00] Remember, you can listen to our Podcast at any time, see us online at amanpour.com and follow me on Instagram and Twitter. I am happy to receive updates about conservation, fundraising, campaigning and events from my local WWF office You can unsubscribe from these emails at any time. Host to a staggering array of species, they are the oldest and most diverse ecosystems on our planet. Our Planet - Coastal Seas 6th - 8th grade Played 0 times Biology, Science 27 minutes ago by k2sanikshya_61725 0 Save Edit Live modes Start a live quiz Asynchronous learning Assign homework 25 questions Preview Show answers Question 1 20 seconds Q. Coastal seas count for 7% of our ocean, yet they are responsible for 95% of the world's marine production - these are our planet's fishing grounds. (END VIDEO CLIP) AMANPOUR: Beautiful, isn't it? The rich coastal seas are the fishing grounds of our planet and can provide an abundance of food for wildlife and humanity. Our coastal seas are a rich community of plants and animals working together, all of which are vital to the health of our planet and humanity. In Pasadena, Texas, the students who were furthest behind actually had a 17 percentage gain in their reading and a 20 percentage gain in math. SOPHIE LANFEAR, DIRECTOR, "OUR PLANET": I think David, I mean like no one else in the industry he's a trusted voice with no agenda actually and I think that's what makes him more powerful -- and his genuine passion. Despite their importance to humanity, few are protected. At!a!time!whenthehealth!of!our!oceans!is!increasinglyunderthreat,! And that's not just a vanity project for them. AMANPOUR: Could you standby for a second. And this is in their lifetimes, and this strange moment we're all in that this generation knows everything about the problem and is the only problem that can fix it. AMANPOUR: Nathaniel Rich, author of "Losing Earth" thank you so much. SREENIVASAN: If CZI continues, your best case scenario is that you change the world, et cetera. ! Sharks maintain the health of the reefs by hunting the predators that feed on small grazing fish, where the grazers keep corals free of parasites and seaweed. I made the questions so students focus on the video and the narration. AMANPOUR: So we'll play it, and then we'll talk to you. In jungles, everywhere is special. Our Planet is a groundbreaking 8-part series hosted by David Attenborough that explores the changing nature of our Earth and highlights the role that humans are playing in this unprecedented transformation. What - and a scientist working on the Cell Atlas and single-cell sequencing have figured out there's a new cell type that no one knew of before and it's involved in cystic fibrosis. Forests: 28 question worksheet, 49 word Word Search & 49 word Word Jumble, Word for Word Transcript and all answer keys. LANFEAR: Well we really - I mean, we work with the world's best, and I think we all have the same kind of ambition with our planet that we've always wanted to make a conservation series, you know, or something that had conservation at its heart. . This has been true for both my 7th grade middle school students and my high school students. zip, 1.66 MB With this bundle you will get 5 Instructional Resources for use with EACH episode "Our Planet": One Earth, Frozen Planet, Jungles, Coastal Seas, From Deserts to Grasslands, The High Seas, Fresh Water, Forests One Planet: 29 question worksheet, 47 word Word Search, 47 word Word Jumble, Word for Word Transcript and all answer keys. But in recent years the Arctic's undergone rapid sea ice loss in the summer months, and what that meant is its retreated too far north now, so the closest place to rest rather than the ice is the land. RUPERT REED, FORMER UK GREEN PARTY SPOKESMAN: Absolutely. How do we allow individuals who have served their time to actually have an opportunity at redemption afterwards? When you're out there, how do feel about those people in their ivory towers maybe not believing it and think it's all a hoax as we have some world leaders say? In South Africa, One Planet crew members documented the largest group of feeding whales ever filmed. (BEGIN VIDEO CLIP) UNIDENTIFIED MALE: This is the story of our changing planet, and what we can do to help it thrive. CHAN: - and we're very comfortable with the runway we have right now. Ninety percent of the world's coastal freshwater turtle species are expected to be affected by sea level rise by 2100, according to a study from the University of California, Davis. I think very few people would argue that little kids connecting with their grandparents across the country is a bad use of their time. Students can quickly answer these questions without being too distracted from the video. Thank you to the citizens of Berlin and to the people of Germany. Which absorbs more carbon dioxide per area, sea grass or rainforests? I am happy to receive updates about conservation, fundraising, campaigning and events from my local WWF office You can unsubscribe from these emails at any time. This documentary is packed with beautiful visual, sound effects, music, cinematography, and knowledge. SREENIVASAN: Did having children change how you and Mark thought about the platform and your responsibilities? Does that sort of defeat the purpose? Transcript. enquiries@wwf.org.au, If you have any questions about your donation, please do not hesitate to contact our friendly Supporter Services team either by email: LANFEAR: I'm sure that's right (ph). See our privacy notice for more details. During her visit, the Administrator will emphasize the role and responsibility of the private sector in helping unlock solutions to critical global challenges. Report this resourceto let us know if it violates our terms and conditions. The episode is currently available on Netflix and DVD. St Pauls Place, Norfolk Street, Sheffield, S1 2JE. Despite their importance to humanity, few are protected. Something went wrong, please try again later. And yet just as we are beginning to understand these extraordinary places, they are changing fast. Wouldn't it be better for communities that you're working in if Facebook just paid more taxes? What are you hoping to do with it? Answers are also included. Our Planet | High Seas | FULL EPISODE | Our Planet 2020 S01E06. SREENIVASAN: You know, it's - one of the concerns when large organizations try to tackle education is, hey, this might be an experiment for you, but this is my kid's education that you're playing with, right? Komentar sepenuhnya menjadi We would be supportive of that and we do believe in making sure that community schools are well-funded. (BEGIN VIDEO CLIP) DAVID ATTENBOROUGH, NATURALIST AND BROADCASTER: I think that the condition that the Earth is facing has never been visible to a large proportion of the world's population, and it's the responsibility of people who do the sort of work that I do, to make sure that what is happening is visible to people. Most of it, though, we put these remote cameras that are triggered by movement and we put them all over Chernobyl. 1.3K views. AMANPOUR: I wonder whether -- you know, what I find fascinating is how some on the sort of Christian and Republican-Conservative side are really weighing in now while Mitch McConnell might say, the radical left-wing of the Democratic party has unveiled their Green New Deal, a socialist fantasy. And yet just as we are beginning to understand these extraordinary places, they are changing fast. Episode 4: Coastal Seas. Your rating is required to reflect your happiness. This is non- violent (ph) direct action. Our Planet: Coastal Seas Your notes: - The Everglades has a diverse environment. The 8-part series is the culmination of a 4-year collaboration with Silverback Films and the World Wildlife Federation. But here's a question for you. You are purchasing 64 total pages. Help us inspire the next generation to connect with nature and safeguard our planet. We think the solutions will destroy our way of life and lead to much lower quality of life than we enjoy today, whereas we view the impacts as very distant and far off they don't really matter to us. It rally does tell the world how and why and the feelings. answer choices Half Third Quarter I never -- I mean, I was totally shocked. Site terms AMANPOUR: But interestingly, I don't know. (BEGIN VIDEO CLIP) PRISCILLA CHAN, CO-FOUNDER, CHAN ZUCKERBERG INITIATIVE: I'm really excited to announce a new program at University of California, San Diego and U.C. Menengok Merah Meriah di Chinatown Glodok, Hidup Lebih Produktif dengan "80/20 Rule". These deadly nets hang like lethal curtains across the seabed. There's been quite a few protestors and they're trying to block the roads. 48:32. Coral bleaching (Image via Netflix: Our Planet: Coastal Sea). It is a force not of this earth. They're there for young children. One, we work with prosecutors. The crew spent months or even years just to capture a rare moment of a certain species. What do you need to actually build a better system, do better work?" But this is a profound shift, and I think it's shaking the whole conversation both in the U.S. and internationally. We are excited about criminal justice because there are folks on both sides of the aisle that are excited about improving the criminal justice system. CHAN: I'm a child of Chinese and Vietnamese refugees who came to this country with very little English and very little assets. I mean, you are doing something now in order to try to push the needle to significant change and action by governments. (END VIDEO CLIP) AMANPOUR: So you're the director, you were talking there with the cameraman -- I guess how was it to see that -- had you ever seen that kind of situation before? Blue Planet 2: Episode & Complete series resources Our customer service team will review your report and will be in touch. AMANPOUR: You know, I want to play this little bit of an interview I did with Sir David Attenborough during the last climate conference not so many months ago. Episode: Fresh Water. You can give students the option of completing the Video Questions or the Word Search/Jumble. And so we really see this as a pathway to opportunity. In Alaska, when spring arrives, shoals of herrings head to the shallower waters to lay eggs. People talk about climate, is it something of the future? Not only did we have this global treaty in the works, but there were 32 climate bills introduced in Congress in 1988 alone -- many of them bipartisan and in some crucial aspects some of them were more ambitious than when you see in the Green New Deal today, some of these bipartisan bills at the time. Christiane - AMANPOUR: Michael and your guest, Rupert, thank you so much. Utilizing the latest technology Our Planet was filmed entirely in Ultra High Definition in over 50 . CHAN: Thank you. Have students answer them all, or just the odds/evens to prevent answer sharing or to spread out the amount of time between questions. THE CHALLENGE Coming spring 2020 David Attenborough: A Life On Our Planet Trailer MORE FROM OUR PLANET'S COASTAL SEAS EXPLORE HABITATS One Planet Frozen Worlds Jungles Forests Grasslands HDvideomusic. Their special way of hunting- enables them to have good servings of their preys, mullets. You need to be able to lay out a project plan, track your progress against it, how to ask for help. Shop the Netflix store Our Planet |. Our coastal seas are a rich community of plants and animals working together, all of which are vital to the health of our planet and humanity. It's bigger than skyscrapers coming to the surface and just bouncing around. Over half of the countries on our planet have coastlines. Climate president, this is what he said. And so, yes. 4200 SMITH SCHOOL ROAD. BUSH, THEN-U.S. VICE PRESIDENT: I want to lead this country, and the other nations of the world too, to a greater understanding of the threats facing our planet, and to a greater commitment to meeting and resolving them. MICHAEL HOLMES, CNN CORRESPONDENT: Yes, it's - you know, you know this city well, and to see Oxford Circus - one of the busiest intersections in all of London - blocked of for, what, seven hours now, completely blocked off, and not just Oxford Circus. Perhaps the most famous leader of these new wave climate protestors is the 16 year old Swedish school girl, Greta Thombur (ph) whose leading hundreds of thousands of students in cities around the world on Friday school strikes and rallies. I mean, is it - it looks like drones from above, right? SREENIVASAN: How much of this informed by your own background as an Asian- American child of immigrants? The sequence appears in episode six, titled "The High Seas," and follows a super-group of humpback whales off Cape Town's coast. A divers-eye view of a seagrass meadow in Mission Bay, San Diego. Like, how much -- how comfortable are you with your kids and screen time? The "Coastal Seas" episode reveals stark before and after shots . Well, that's what we're trying to do here. LANFEAR: I think we try to shoot it so that it's genuine and in the moment. So there is -- yes, there's a cruel irony to the whole thing. This series is narrated by the world-renowned environmental activist and conservationist- Sir David Attenborough. To ensure quality for our reviews, only customers who have purchased this resource can review it. And when I'm in the White House I'll do it. We need to redesign those chemotherapies to just target that receptor to significantly reduce the side effects. People around the world are calling for urgent action to protect our planet, our only home. But when we were pregnant with Max, we realized, "oh my goodness, the future's coming any minute," and if we wanted our children to be a part of a future better than what we lived, we needed to make sure we were doing our part. And he inspired all of us, he inspired me to get in to natural history (ph) film making. We acknowledge the Traditional Custodians, whose land we work upon and we pay our respects to their Elders past, present and emerging. Our Planet: Episode 4 - Coastal Seas Name: 1. Coastal seas count for 7% of our ocean, yet they are responsible for 95% of the world's marine production - these are our planet's fishing grounds. I think they've all been so hugely inspired by the climate school strikes all around the world, and what they say - the young strikers on those demonstrations, they say, "save our world. (END VIDEO CLIP) AMANPOUR: So we've literally only 10 seconds Nathaniel, but to get conservatives like that onboard, and her husband's a pastor -- must be a good thing for people like you and the others who are watching this. We are saying that the government is no longer legitimate because they are sending us down a path which will lead to the collapse of our society if that path isn't righted within the not too distant future. At WWF, we work in Australia and in our Asia-Pacific backyard to protect endangered species and habitats, meet the challenge of climate change, and build a world where people live in harmony with nature. You might remember the world's first underwater cabinet meeting way back in 2009 held by the Maldives President to highlight the threat of rising sea levels to islands like his. We really think about how can we enhance what's already great and happening in the field and spread that to more? It was so loud. By clicking 'Allow' you agree to our use of cookies in accordance with our Privacy Notice. About the Coastal and Great Lakes Social Science Lab I mean, did you get down and dirty?

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