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Dr. Elisa Mazzaferro, American Animal Hospital Association spokesperson, discusses introducing your puppy to a new environment.

In this video series, Dr. Elisa Mazzaferro, American Animal Hospital Association spokesperson, discusses the basics of caring for a new puppy. She provides tips on selecting the right puppy for your lifestyle as well as what you can expect once you bring that puppy home. In this video Mazzaferro explains how to introduce your puppy to his new environment and friends.

What kind of environmental damage can a dog do in a park or wildlife area? What should you know to protect the environment when walking with your dog?

http://www.ted.com Rachel Sussman shows photographs of the world's oldest continuously living organisms -- from 2,000-year-old brain coral off Tobago's coast to an "underground forest" in South Africa that has lived since before the dawn of agriculture.

“Bald Eagles Feed Chicks” Kodiak, Alaska Wildlife photography by Daniel Zatz, WildlifeHD.comAs it has for the past four years, an adult bald eagle returns to its nest that has been so diligently built, to feed and tend three new chicks. www.bluemarvel.com www.wildlifeHD.com Experiential HDTV

The tigers of Bandhavgarh National Park, India, hunting, swimming,playing. A century ago there were an estimated 40,000 tigers in India. Today there are less than 2000 left. Camera by Vijendra Patil, music and production by Chinmaya Dunster.

Palm oil plantations are permanently destroying the forest homes of orangutans and many other creatures. Please support the efforts of those who are trying to stop this practice. Check the contents of items you buy and refuse to purchase products containing palm oil.

It's been a long road but the new Earth Touch website is finally launching. Here are a few of our most memorable wildlife moments from years gone by ... and we've got exciting new content waiting for you just around the corner!

Cranes are among Europe's largest birds and well-loved because of their enthusiastic display dances and bugle-like call. The Great Crane Project has great plans to restore a healthy population of european cranes throughout the UK, so that people can once again experience these beautiful birds. The story so far is captured in this inspiring 2-partshort film.

Dr Ramana Athreya, winner of the 2011 Whitley Award is an associate professor at the Indian Institute of Science Education and a co-ordinator with Eco-Systems India. Working on landscape and biodiversity protection in India's least populated state.

Taiwan's heritage is deeply entwined with the sea. Reef destruction and overfishing has wreaked havoc on fish stocks and fishermen livelihoods. A network of marine reserves could protect not only the stocks but the wider ecosystem and the turtles of Taiwan as well.

Only 400 Sumatran tigers exist in the wild. Their habitat is being threatened by bulldozers clearing the forests for palm oil. WWF conservationist Mila talks about her work and highlights the tiger's plight.

Jana Bedek won the 2011 Whitley Award donated by The Shears Foundation. A biologist, caver and President of the Croatian Bio-speleological Society, Jana is capturing local knowledge to protect both the vast limestone cave systems which lie beneath the Dinaric Alps, stretching from Italy to Albania, and the many unusual creatures found there and nowhere else on Earth.

A short inspirational film following the early stages of a major restoration project in Sumatra's Harapan rainforest. The film explores the ecological benefits and shows how this ambitious project is creating tangible results for local communities.

The saiga antelope - one of the world's most endangered animals - is on the verge of extinction. With their horns sought as ingredients in Chinese traditional medicine, male antelopes are a target of poachers.