00:00April is Earth Month, a time to celebrate our commitment to the natural world.
00:06Our behavior impacts so many species on this planet, and it's even threatening the habitats
00:11that we humans call home.
00:13Believe me, I've seen it.
00:15This island and this beach went out 200 feet just five years ago.
00:19So my family and I are hitting the road.
00:21Do you guys know the mating call of a manatee?
00:26To help rebuild our tree.
00:28Hey, welcome to our chestnut tree repair.
00:31This is a solar-powered, electric-powered, beach-cleaning robot.
00:35And get a first-hand look at what it takes to save the planet.
00:39You're about to enter the largest vertical farm in the world.
00:43Yes!
00:44What?
00:45We meet up with National Geographic explorers across the country to learn more about solutions.
00:51We have to really save our big trees.
00:53We can't just plant a little tree and say it's okay to cut down the big trees.
00:56We've got to really save these senior citizens, as I call them.
01:00From the trees.
01:01I love living at the tops of the trees.
01:03I feel like we should stay here.
01:05I've got to get the boys up here next.
01:06To the seas.
01:10And everywhere in between.
01:12The tent is up.
01:14We are tired enough to sleep in it.
01:17Adrian on board.
01:18I'm such a really good.
01:20Miles pushing through.
01:23My husband Ben, who's more comfortable on a busy city street than in a forest.
01:28Everyone's making fun of this hat, but let me tell you something.
01:30I'm going to be the only one without a sunburned neck.
01:34And me, leading the way through this epic eco-adventure, all in the name of science.
01:40Go, mommy, go!
01:41Go, mommy, go!
01:42Go, mommy, go!
01:43I'm Ginger Z, chief meteorologist at ABC News.
01:46Buckle up, because you're coming with us in search of solutions.
01:49We're branching out!
Comments