FROZEN WORLDS
Our poles are some of Earth’s last remaining wildernesses. And just as we’re starting to understand these extraordinary places, they’re changing fast. As our planet warms, the polar ice melts. This speeds up global warming because reflective ice is replaced with dark water that absorbs more heat. We can still save our planet's ice if we transition to renewable energy and limit our planet's warming to 1.5°C.
Explore our frozen worlds
How To Save Our Frozen Worlds
Sir David Attenborough explains how the switch to renewable energy could save polar bears and give us all clean air to breathe.
Our Planet | Glacier | Clip | Netflix
Watch this clip of a breakaway iceberg the size of a skyscraper which generates a colossal tidal wave.
Behind the Scenes of Our Planet's Walrus shoot
Scientist Anatoly Kochnev helped film dramatic scenes of mass gatherings of walrus. Hear his witness statement.
Why Do We Need Ice?
There are three types of polar ice: sea-ice, land ice and permafrost. They are all melting, and the faster they melt, the faster our climate changes.
Behind the Scenes of Our Planet - Narwhal
Below the sea-ice exists some of our planet’s most unique whales. The Our Planet crew battled Arctic conditions to film the elusive narwhal.
Soaring to New Heights for Antarctic Whales 🐋
WWF is using drone photography to measure the weight of humpback whales to better understand the health of the population and the risks they face under a changing climate…
Voice for Our Planet
Be a voice for our planet. People around the world are calling for urgent action to protect our planet, our only home.
