Home to more wildlife than any other wetland on earth, the ever-changing Okavango Delta is certainly an intriguing setting for a classic wildlife documentary. Its wildlife are bound together by this place that they call home and in this month’s binge, we follow the stories of the prides, the packs, and the herds of this amazing land.

Birders is a short yet impactful documentary about birders from the United States of America and Mexico who navigate, narrate and advocate for the conservation and preservation of the Rio Grande delta. In preparation for the celebration of World Migratory Bird Day on the 8th of October, Viatu invites you, from the comfort of your couch of course, to explore the wonderful world of birders.

Agriculture is not only one of the world's largest industries but also one of the most destructive. Even so, there are those who have new hope that farming can go a different route. A breath of fresh air, the award-winning and critically acclaimed feature documentary, The Biggest Little Farm, invites viewers to learn more about regenerative agriculture and what it means to inspire a community.

Described as a time-lapse journey showcasing the “magical, mysterious and medicinal world of fungi”, Fantastic Fungi invites us to be curious about an aspect of the natural world that is often overlooked. Through the eyes of fungi-enthusiasts, including renowned mycologist Paul Stamets, viewers are shown the extent to which our world relies on fungi.

Brave Blue World is an expository documentary that highlights the reality of the global water crisis caused by climate change and the impact of human behaviour. In support of World Day to Combat Desertification and Drought on 17 June, we look at a documentary that advocates for a sustainability centred approach when it comes to clean and safe water for all.

Directed by Matt D’Avella, this documentary zooms in on modern-day overconsumption and the environmental, social and psychological effects of compulsive consumerism. To turn things around, The Minimalists, Joshua Fields Millburn and Ryan Nicodemus, are on a mission to help people live meaningful lives by reminding them of what’s really important.

Directed by Josh Tickell and Rebecca Harrell Tickell, and narrated by actor and environmental activist Woody Harrelson, Kiss The Ground traces the history of mankind’s relationship with the Earth and its dependence on soil for sustenance. In preparation for Earth Day on April 22nd, we’re delving into stories about how to best aid our planet. Let’s dig in! 🌍

In preparation for World Water Day on March 22nd, we’re deep diving into stories about the future of our oceans. Mission Blue chronicles a particularly interesting one; the life’s work of legendary oceanographer Sylvia Earle. She dedicated her academic career to canvassing uncharted territories for seaweed, and her attention is now on championing preservation of the seas.

There are two stories behind every photograph: the story of what was being captured, and the story of capturing it. Tales by Light focuses on the latter, documenting the wild, often dangerous journeys of world-class photographers as they set out to capture their beautiful images.

The most appalling and dangerous threat to wild elephants is the ever-present risk of being brutally killed for their ivory tusks. This is the story that The Ivory Game attempts to tell, highlighting the ongoing devastation of the world's elephant population to supply the ivory market and international efforts to stop that destruction.

Virunga — a documentary by London-based filmmaker Orlando von Einsiedel — is a breakneck tour of developments in the park. This place is not only a physical treasure but the epicentre of an almost unbelievable 21st-century geopolitical nightmare.

Coral bleaching is a stress response of coral to the increase in temperature of the oceans, and a subject that has recently been more widely discussed. Ready for your monthly update on current affairs?

The topic of sustainability and animal meat-based diets is inextricably linked. And while the diverse discussion around what we consume has been documented for some time now, a significant change has been long overdue. October’s Netflix & Change is focused on a specific story that tackles exactly this.

In the spirit of Viatu’s ethos (and international Coastal Clean-Up Day later this month!), September’s Netflix & Change is honing in on the topic of our coastlines and some of the sustainable stories that take place in and around them.

Sit in on your best climate science lesson yet featuring David Attenborough, venture across the vast Namib desert with a pride of desert lions and lastly, be inspired by Amanda Gorman's reading of her poem on climate change action. 🌎🎈

July’s edition of Netflix & Change showcases the bravery of the all-female Akashinga anti-poaching rangers, offers a glimpse into the shocking world of South Africa's captive lion industry, and aims to inspire through an optimist's guide to saving the world. 🌍🐘

World Reef Day and Coral Triangle Day inspired this month’s Netflix & Change: From an eco-resort in the Philippines protecting the Coral Triangle, the true story of a South African man who changed the course of a nation to one woman’s efforts to help save Rwanda’s gorillas from extinction.

In the May 2021 edition of Netflix & Change, you will be inspired by the life and music of Rodrigues, get informed on regenerative agriculture and how it can help the environment, and gain awareness of the atrocities of the Rwandan genocide and one man’s efforts to save his people.

Here are 3 movie recommendations that will entice you to go on a real-life game drive, inform you about the dangers of rhino poaching, and open your eyes to the threat that the fishing industry poses to our oceans.

Welcome to the March edition of Netflix & Change! Follow the iconic Sir David Attenborough through breathtaking African landscapes, an average man caught in a bloody civil war in Sierra Leone and learn the basics of climate change from a pioneer in the field - Al Gore!