ARLINGTON, VA; March 18, 2026— This April, PBS invites viewers to celebrate Earth Month with a curated line-up of programming. April’s slate of broadcast, digital, and streaming programming features global stories and centers leading scientific voices. Feel caution and hope with OUR NEW WORLD, follow the journey of orphan elephants in NATURE: BECOMING ELEPHANT: THE ORPHANS OF RETITI, visit a national park that has housed tigers for half a century in NATURE: THE LEGENDARY TIGERS OF INDIA, follow a Peruvian community’s quest for survival in NOVA “Rain Bombs,” experience the magic of coexisting with wildlife in WILDING and SHARED PLANET and travel millions of miles around the world with David Attenborough in LIFE ON EARTH: ATTENBOROUGH’S GREATEST ADVENTURE. Discover new adventures with PBS KIDS, including new content from WILD KRATTS, ELINOR WONDERS WHY, and CYBERCHASE. PBS KIDS will also feature an Earth Month playlist with nature-themed episodes from WEATHER HUNTERS, DANIEL TIGER’S NEIGHBORHOOD, MOLLY OF DENALI, and more, bringing Earth Month education and inspiration to young audiences across the country.
“Our Earth Month programming invites audiences of all ages to better understand the rapidly changing world around them,” said Diana El Osta, Sr. Director, Multiplatform Programming & Development, PBS. “Across broadcast and digital platforms, we’re centering innovative solutions to today’s greatest challenges, highlighting communities on the front lines of climate and environmental change, and sharing stories that spark curiosity and encourage people to care for our planet.”
“This Earth Month, we’re excited to invite kids and families to discover new adventures and explore nature-themed episodes of their favorite PBS KIDS series,” said Adriano Schmid, Vice President of PBS KIDS Content. “This year’s seasonal content will highlight endangered species, different plants and animals in our playgrounds and parks, and…