This is a docuseries from Bayer about our greatest natural, renewable resources. In the third episode, we meet Mina Guli, athlete and water advoce, who is running 200 marathons to raise awareness to the dangers climate change poses to our planet's life-sustaining water. And Bayer's Head of Sustainability, Safety, Health and Environment - Dr. Cristina Alonso Alija - explains how innovations like direct-seeded rice create a path to using less water to grow one of the planet's most consumed foods. Watch all episodes from the docuseries here: https://www.bayer.com/en/sustainability/climate-and-human-potential

Listen to former Navy SEAL, Terry Houin, share his story as a SEAL and the critical role the Navy SEAL Foundation plays in his life after service.

There’s a whole universe in the soil beneath our feet. Cover crops and no-till farming hold the potential to minimize agriculture’s contribution to climate change. Filling fields during periods when they’re typically empty help protect soil from erosion and create a better environment for crops to grow. Reducing tilling also lessens how much carbon gets released into the atmosphere. In the second episode of our docuseries, Illinois farmers Mindy and Justin Jefferson, explain why they adopted climate-friendly farming practices with the hope that it will conserve their land for the next generation. CoverCress geneticist Ratan Chopra and plant scientist Mark Messmer discuss how plant science and traditional breeding are creating new crops that hold great potential for soil preservation and the production of oil for low-carbon biofuel. More information: www.bayer.com/en/sustainability/beneath-the-surface

Using Montessori methods and an interactive philosophy, Covenant Health's Mary Immaculate Memory Care Unit provides an engaging, dignifying experience for its residents and staff.