Zeynep Yavuz, who broke the belief that dragon fruit does not grow in Şanlıurfa with her insistence, tells her story. Entrepreneur Zeynep Yavuz, who grows dragon fruit in her greenhouse in her hometown with her husband and produces in pepper and cotton fields, is in the habitat of those who add color to their soil!
Kemal Kara, who has been bringing his works together with art lovers in both group and personal exhibitions in Turkey and France since 2007, opens the doors of his studio. The artist, who explains his understanding of painting and his approach to modern art, is a guest in the habitat of colors...
Exploring Türkiye's landscape step by step, Cenk Polat embarks on an observation journey stretching from wetlands to high mountains. The birdwatcher, who also participated in the Sultansazlığı-Aladağlar camp in Trakuş, brings the beauty of nature to your habitat.
If a stone could talk, it would say, “I am Mardin”… “I gave birth to this city and as long as it exists, I will exist as well.” A journey with stones in the city where stones speak. Watch on habitat!
A mind-opening journey on fertile lands... Fatih Aslan follows the trail of new generation greenhouse farming in Afyon. Soilless production greenhouses that utilize geothermal resources for sustainable agriculture are under the spotlight. Watch in the habitat of abundance...
Although it is known for its urban history and advanced industry, it is always green Bursa. Green nature, right next to the big city. Discover the unique nature of Bursa with its mountains, canyons, longoz forests and waterfalls at habitat!
The pearl of Eastern Anatolia, Van The pearl of Van is the grey mullet... The pearl mullet, an endemic species of Lake Van, is on the screen with its miraculous journey repeated every year. Adapting to the soda waters of the lake, the pearl mullet, which literally flies against the current during the breeding season, brings its story to your habitat.
The sea slobber that recently took the Sea of Marmara's breath away was Marmara's cry for help. The sea was drowning. Corals became the symbol of resistance. Reporter Coşkun Aral listens to the Marmara's breath from scientists and period witnesses. Watch in the Habitat of Hope!
