(Inspiring instrumental music)
M1: Imagine that you could travel
to any landscape in the world, any environment or location.
(wind blowing) (water falling)
(thunder booming)
That not only that, you get to take with you
someone who's making it their life's work,
their passion, to study and understand that environment.
And they could not be more excited
to tell you all about it.
To show you the hidden secrets.
To share with you their knowledge and understanding.
Wouldn't that make for an inspiring experience?
You'd come home with a deeper appreciation of that place
than you would ever get were you to go there alone.
This is why we team up
with the world's leading geography researchers.
Alex, hello, welcome to Time for Geography.
And venture into every environment
ever written into a geography textbook.
And we go there together with some of the most creative,
talented young filmmakers, because we want this experience
to be available to every young person
learning about the world.
There's a chemical reaction that's going on
between these clay particles.
This is.
Time for Geography.
Time for Geography videos are freely available to use.
It's all made possible in collaboration
with the world's leading universities,
and with the support of organizations
who share this vision, who understand the importance
of young people's environmental education
and their curiosity about the world.
With their support, we're able to capture stories
of how natural processes.
Ice at the poles and in mountainous areas is melting.
And human actions.
The ongoing impact of social and economic changes.
Are together shaping
our complex and reactive planet.
All this in an open-access environment,
to help inspiring teachers bring the full richness
of the world into every geography classroom.