Think Golden Retrievers are the best family dog breed and Bulldogs are not? Well, think again! New research and voices across media are turning that old idea on its head with a fresh perspective. It shows that a dog's temperament is more influenced by its environment, owner expectations and care, than by its breed.

Have you ever considered how the world looks from a blade of grass's perspective? These tiny blades have a surprisingly positive outlook on life. Uncover a hidden perspective in our lawns and meadows: the secret to happiness according to a tiny blade of grass.

Here's an unusual thought: What if nature had the ability to observe life? What would its perspective be? Mary Contrary suggests nature already imitates us and invites you to see this through rare images. Intrigued? Presenting: Abstract Art: "Life, By Nature".

In the West, we generally care for our dogs in similar ways: using crates, rewarding them with treats for good behaviour, and establishing clear leadership. But do these methods truly lead to a happy dog? Welfare expert Judith Versluis suggests there is room for improvement and shares her insights with us.

Today we have some tough agricultural challenges to deal with like pesticides, fairness, and global food security. The Agriculture Section at the Goetheanum in Dornach, Switzerland, advocates for a bigger-picture approach that not only deals with these issues, but also benefits the planet, people, food, animals, and nature. This is their story.

In the heart of the ancient city of Rome, something special is happening. In a modest apartment, Dutch artist Ingrid van Woudenberg captures a unique perspective on the powerful dynamic between women and animals. It is a story about vulnerability and strength, but also about myth and spiritual animals. This is her story.

Have you ever wondered if there’s more to the world than what meets the eye? Join us as nature coach Daniëlle Langendijk invites us to explore a spiritual take on the enchanting mystery of Light Orbs in our captivating short film "Magic Moments." Whether you're a believer or a skeptic, embracing the unknown can bring fresh magic to our lives.

Is organic food truly better for us? The idea that naturally grown foods may be healthier due to beneficial microbes and fewer pesticides is gaining recognition. We speak with Marco van Es of the Dutch research centre Bac2nature, about diversity, and the bigger picture.

Many "horse owners" are opting to forgo saddles and reins to build a deeper bond with their horses, enjoying leisurely walks with them on a leash. This refreshing approach to horse care offers a unique perspective on the world.

Through her research and personality, the late Dr. Jane Goodall significantly advanced our understanding of animals as sentient beings: they are beings that matter. Now, after her passing in 2025, her unique perspective and pioneering ideas are expected to inspire future generations.

Italian scientist Dr. Gianluca Grimalda—'the man who refused to fly'—made headlines by opting out of air travel where possible for a 40,000-kilometer work trip related to climate research. His principled refusal, which cost him his job and led to a crucial lawsuit win, has inspired many and raises questions such as: can we change the world, and is work more important than the planet?