As this crazy year comes to an end, we celebrate the forces for nature that were featured this past season and offered rays of hope in otherwise dark times.

Brandon Schauer talks about the 7 behaviors that just 10% of Americans need to adopt to get 75% closer to climate emissions targets.

Rosamira Guillen is the Executive Director of Proyecto Titi working to save the endangered Cotton Top Tamarin- a little one-pound Colombian primate with constant bed-head.

Maya Van Rossum is working to get U.S. citizens the right to a healthy environment through Constitutional Green Amendments.

Nina Jackel uses the culmination of everyone’s one voice to make a tangible difference for animals all over the world.

The American Prairie Reserve aims to be the Serengeti of the U.S. Founder, Sean Gerrity, and Wildlife Restoration Manager, Daniel Kinka, tell us all about this inspirational project.

Nina Fascione heads the International Rhino Foundation and we talk about these special animals, the perils they’re facing, and why there is still hope.

Enric Sala, an ecologist and Explorer-In-Residence for National Geographic, founded the Pristine Seas project and, with it, aims to protect the last wild places in the ocean.

Peggy Shepard has spent decades standing up for environmental justice for BIPOC communities who are disproportionately affected by environmental threats.

Onkuri Majumdar has been working to stop illegal wildlife trafficking to make sure that a disease like Covid19 is not able to happen again.