Watch this larger then life endurance swimmer take on the mighty Amazon River as he swims the whole river, while raising awareness to pollution that plagues our water ways.
More Videos Online
More Videos Online
Planet Green: Big River Man
Watch this larger then life endurance swimmer take on the mighty Amazon River as he swims the whole river, while raising awareness to pollution that plagues our water ways.
Added: Dec 28, 2009
Views: 32 Views
Runtime: 00:30
Related Videos
-
Conflict Minerals 101Did you know that your laptop and cell phone keep adding to the continuing violence in the Congo? Learn more about conflict minerals and what you can do to help.Planet Green (03:45)
-
Planet Green Is On The VergeFrom Misfits on the Verge of Understanding to Innovators on the Verge of Discovery, Planet Green Is On The Verge.
Planet Green (00:30)
-
Real Terror This SaturdayThere's murder, monsters and real terror this Halloween only on Planet Green
Planet Green (00:30)
-
Happy Halloween From Planet...This Halloween and don't forget to Recycle!
Planet Green (00:15)
-
Eco-Car The NeXt ChallengeMeet the 16 teams that competed in the Eco-Car NeXt Challenge in Yuma, Arizona.
Planet Green (02:28)
-
Fusion EnergyAnother source of clean energy is fusion. Dr. Edward Moses who was at this year's Maker Faire talks details about the benefits of clean energy and clean water.
Planet Green (02:24)
-
The Chevy Volt Sneak PeekTake a walk around America's newest electric car, the Chevy Volt.
Planet Green (01:57)
-
The Chevy Volt Test DriveCome along and take a test drive in the new Chevy Volt.
Planet Green (02:53)
-
Hope for Haiti TonightWatch with Planet Green tonight as we broadcast Hope For Haiti, A Global Telethon, that helps bring relief to the people of Haiti.
Planet Green (00:30)
-
Have You Seen the New Green?Get a sneak preview of the new network from Discovery Communications, Planet Green.
Planet Green (01:00)
You Might Also Like
-
Big River ManMartin Strel, a larger then life endurance swimmer, takes on swimming the entire mighty Amazon River in hopes of raising awareness to the pollution that plagues our water ways.
Reel Impact (00:30)
-
Big River Man at Coney IslandMartin Strel, The Big River Man, sits down with us before he prepares to take the New Year's Day traditional plunge with The Polar Bear Club.
Reel Impact (03:08)
-
The Most Polluted, Onondaga...Some stories have happy endings. Onondaga lake in upstate NY was one of the most polluted lakes in the world. Not a great title to hold, but now it's making a comeback with a happier ending for the environment.
Focus Earth 2 (01:22)
-
Sunburned WhalesToday, on Planet 100, whales suffer from sunburns, Annie Leonard tells the story of electronics, and Jack Johnson fights plastic pollution with song.
Planet 100 (02:01)
-
Gorged with Trash (8/04)Garbage washed down the Yangtze river threatens to jam China's Three Gorges hydroelectric dam, Damien Somerset gives us an inside look at a remarkable XPrize vehicle, and Pam Anderson's puppies.
Planet 100 (01:59)
-
EPA Rejects Cleanup (8/03)Plans to clean up Michigan's Kalamazoo River rejected by the EPA, nano-paper that stops bullets, and Shark Week returns.
Planet 100 (01:50)
-
H2Oil (Movie Trailer)Alberta sits on one of the biggest oil fields in the world. If this area is drilled it will destroy the clean drinking water for many people. Is the economic boom worth the economic disaster?
Reel Impact (06:01)
-
Sharks: A Family AffairCome along as this love for studying sharks has become a "family affair". Even the kids are put into the dangerous shark waters in cages to get an up-close and personal introduction to them.
Reel Impact (00:30)
-
Snow BlindMeet 23 year old Rachael Scdoris, who counts herself a fierce competitor in the most grueling dog sled race in the world, the Iditarod. It's a race you'll never forget because Rachael is legally blind.
Reel Impact (00:30)
-
Pirate For The Sea (Trailer)Pirate For The Sea is a moving documentary about Paul Watson, one of the youngest founding member of Greenpeace Canada, and his quest to protect seals, whales and dolphins from slaughter.
Reel Impact (00:56)
-
What's On Your Plate?With the camera as their companion, eleven year old Sadie and Safiyah are curious as to where their food comes from. And so they set off on their quest to to find out what's really on our plate?
Reel Impact (03:21)
-
We Needs The BeesNature Inc. goes to the almond groves of California where we find a mysterious crash in the bee population which threatens the $15 billion agri-industry in the United States.
Nature Inc. Shorts (02:51)
Advertisement
| CREDITS | DCL | |
| DISCOVERY SITES | Discovery Channel | TLC | Animal Planet | Curiosity | Science Channel | Planet Green | Discovery Kids | Military Channel | Discovery News | Investigation Discovery | Discovery Home | HD Theater | Turbo | Discovery Fit & Health | HowStuffWorks | TreeHugger | Petfinder | PetVideo | Discovery Education | Shop |
| CUSTOMER SERVICE | Viewer Relations | Free Newsletters | RSS | TV FAQs |
| CORPORATE | Discovery Communications, Inc. | Advertising | Careers @ Discovery | Privacy Policy | Visitor Agreement |
Copyright © 2012 Discovery Communications, LLC. The number-one nonfiction media company.
