A series of massive forest fires in the 1930s and 40s devastated over 550 square miles of forest land in Northwest Oregon. A decade later a courageous group of men and women launched the world’s largest forest restoration project. And the results are astonishing.

What happens after your cancer treatment ends? What lies ahead? Lost in Transition introduces us to five individuals who’ve recently completed treatment and now face the uncharted territory of life after treatment.

In the middle of America’s most conservative era, Harry Hay founded America’s first successful gay rights organization. In this one hour PBS documentary we relive Hay’s life as a labor activist, communist party member and political rabble rouser -- a gripping tale of struggle and triumph.

Inside America’s prisons, inmates are subjected to risks that people on the outside can only imagine. In Inside/Out former prisoners tell their own stories of what goes on behind bars.

Secret Agents from the Federal Bureau of Immunization must go undercover in a middle school to find out why kids aren’t getting vacinated against deadly diseases. But how do you blend in when you’re 6’1” and have to shave during recess?

Why does cancer strike one person and not another? Who’s safe from this devastating disease? Cell Biology and Cancer explores these questions as part of the 13 part series, Rediscovering Biology.

In every major city one hospital is designated as the local “trauma center” where the worst of the worst accident victims end up. Three patients who survived life threatening accidents describe their experience at a trauma center in Oakland, California.

Is there any defense against the scary diseases of the world? Our heroes find out that, thankfully, help is on the way.