Environment
'Earth: A New Wild' Explores Relationship Between Humans and Nature
Humans are often seen as the ultimate destroyers of the planet, lending the idea of naming a new epoch in our name, but the new PBS series "Earth: A New Wild" is offering a fresh take on the relationship between humans and nature.
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