Forgotten Fruit
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Failing the Farmer
BBC World Debate
In this debate, representatives from across the world meet to discuss the importance and sustainability of the small farmer in the modern economy.
Fields of Trees
Reveals the advantages of agro-forestry techniques when age-old practices are combined with scientific know-how. (1995)
Food: Who Pays the Price?
BBC World Debate
There’s a rural revolution underway and it’s having a profound impact on the global food chain.
Fate Of The Oceans Part 2
In the second part of Fate of the Oceans, Earth Report goes in search of sustainable fishing practices.
Fate Of The Oceans Part 1
Almost without exception, the world's fishing grounds are being recklessly exploited. Earth Report visits India, the Mediterranean and Bali to investigate.
Four Of A Kind Part 1
Profiles of individuals who have won the Sasakawa Prize for contributions to the protection of the environment.
Four Of A Kind Part 2
Profiles of two winners of the Sasakawa Prize - Wangari Maathai and Dener Giovanni.
Fishermen's Blues
The prospects for the survival of the inland fisheries of the San Francisco-Rio das Velhas rivers.
Fair Trade, Fair Profit
Hands On
Five projects illustrating what makes green enterprise work and bring in a fair price for the producer.
Fuel For Thought
Hands On
A review of five innovative renewable energy projects.
Fate of the Dammed
One of the largest hydro-electric projects in the world, the Tucurui Dam on Brazil's River Tocantins was built to power the industrial development of the Amazon. Earth Report investigates the effects it has had on the region.
Food Works
Hands On
Celebrates some of the United Nations Food and Agriculture Organization's (FAO) most successful projects.
From The Farm
Hands On
'Hands On' is going organic as we look at the farming and marketing of organic products in Malawi, India, Spain and the UK.
Forests - The Last Stand
Hands On
Two thirds of the earth's virgin forests have been wiped out. This programme examines the management of forestry around the world and ways people are working to make it more sustainable. (1998)
From Vogue to Vehicle
Hands On
This Hands On Special reports on green technologies around Europe - from Denmark, France, Sweden, Finland and the UK (1998)
From the Grassroots
Hands On
This Hands On Special looks at various environmental projects across countries of West Africa. (1998)
Fate Of The Forest
An over-all look at the damage and in some cases benefits which have arisen from deforestation in the Tropics. (1996)
For Richer, For Poorer
Life (series 5)
Life assesses the changes made by Brazil's worker president, Lula.
From Docklands to Dhaka
Life I
Sam Everington, a GP in Bromley-by-Bow, travels to Bangladesh to find out if community health lessons learnt in London will work across the globe.