The World Has Changed

2026·Season 1·Episode 2·24m|

Recent·Nature Documentaries

- Tajik, Russian, English Subtitles

As temperatures increase, glaciers at some of the highest mountain ranges of the… See More

Director:Sayohat Khalilova

Cameramen:Aminjon Aliev, Sayohat Khalilova

Soundmen:Shobdulamon Saidkarimov, Ambarkhon Sarojkhonov

Artist & Expert:Zhasmin Garibmamadova

Script:Andrew Tkach, Umeda Oshurbekova

Executive Producer:Andrew Tkach

Led By:The Aga Khan University

Supported By:Aga Khan Foundation, Aga Khan Agency For Habitat, and the University of Central Asia

Funded By:Prince Sadruddin Aga Khan Fund for the Environment, Ross Beaty, Sitka Foundation, Gulshan Kassamali Jiwa Family, and the Jenabai Hussainali Shariff Family

Featuring:Zhasmin (Artist), Satirov Mamadsadir (Shepherd), Amatov Aydarbek (Duty… See More

Bears On The Brink(26m)
The World Has Changed(24m)
The Flying Horse(28m)
The Sky Is Far, The Earth Is Tough(33m)

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Africa’s Lakes Under Pressure: Lake Turkana, Lake Victoria and Lake Naivasha
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On September 10, 2026, the weekly Bear Report for Canmore, Alberta warned that a young black bear was being seen regularly in the Cougar Creek, Eagle Terrace and Benchlands neighbourhoods, feeding on people’s cherry trees. The same report reminded residents of a rule that most towns would never think to write down. In Canmore, if […]

The World Has Changed

From The Blog

Africa’s Lakes Under Pressure: Lake Turkana, Lake Victoria and Lake Naivasha

Why Comedy Works for Climate Stories and When It Does Not

Why Old Car Graveyards Are Beautiful and Why They Get Cleaned Up

What Is Environmental Remediation? How Contaminated Land Gets Cleaned Up in Canada

Love Ethics: When Cariño Becomes Action

How Communities Learn to Share Their Home With Bears and Coyotes