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Natural World (1983 – 2020)

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Natural WorldSeason 25

17 episodes · Oct 18, 2006

1. The Last Lions of India
Oct 18, 2006

A compelling portrait unfolds of Asiatic lions, creatures distinct from their African counterparts in both form and habit, and flourishing within India’s borders. Their sanctuary is the Gir forest in Gujarat, where, over the past century, t

2. On the Trail of Tarka
Oct 25, 2006

Charlie Hamilton-James and Philippa Forrester ventured onto a short, evocative stretch of the River Torridge in Devon, a landscape made famous eighty years prior by Henry Williamson’s celebrated novel, *Tarka the Otter*. Through months of d

3. Eye for an Elephant
Nov 1, 2006

For fifteen years, Martyn Colbeck has traversed Africa in pursuit of definitive images of the world's largest land creature: the African elephant. In that time, he has learned to interpret their subtle cues, cultivate an extraordinary level

4. The Bear Man of Kamchatka
Nov 8, 2006

This is the remarkable story of Charlie Russell, a man who has dedicated his life to the grizzly bears of Kamchatka. When the Russian mafia tragically decimated his beloved bear population, Charlie returned with four new cubs, determined to

5. The Falls of Iguacu
Nov 15, 2006

The film journeys into Iguacu National Park, straddling the border between Brazil and Argentina, and showcasing some of the planet’s most magnificent waterfalls. It tells the story through the lives of the animals that call this Atlantic ra

6. Africa's Desert Garden
Jan 9, 2007

The film documents a remarkable, fleeting spectacle. Each spring, a hundred kilometers inland from South Africa’s west coast, a desolate expanse is briefly reborn as the world's most extraordinary flower display. Thousands of vibrant specie

7. Battle to Save the Tiger
Apr 11, 2007

The future for India’s tigers is precarious. Three decades ago, India established more than thirty tiger reserves under the auspices of Project Tiger. Though initially celebrated as a triumph, recent years have seen hundreds of tigers illeg

8. Buddha, Bees and the Giant Hornet Queen
Apr 25, 2007

The Giant Japanese Hornet stands as perhaps the most formidable insect on Earth, and certainly one of its deadliest. This film chronicles the extraordinary life of a single queen, from her emergence from hibernation to the painstaking const

9. Hawaii: Message in the Waves
May 2, 2007

This documentary explores the vibrant wildlife inhabiting Hawaii’s renowned surf zone, alongside the surfers and scientists dedicated to its preservation. Sea turtles, dolphins, endangered monk seals, and albatrosses navigate an increasingl

10. Invasion of the Crocodiles
May 9, 2007

Australia’s formidable saltwater crocodiles are experiencing a striking resurgence. Their numbers are rising rapidly throughout the billabongs, rivers, and beaches of the Northern Territory. Last year alone, more than 300 had to be captured

11. Toki's Tale
May 10, 2007

Two years have passed since Simon King created *Cheetahs – Fast Track to Freedom*, a documentary chronicling his efforts to reintroduce two orphaned cheetah cubs into their natural habitat. The earlier film concluded with heartbreak, as you

12. The Bloodhound and the Beardie
May 16, 2007

For millennia, dogs served as working animals—not merely companions—meticulously bred for tasks like hunting, guarding, herding, or retrieving. Today, these deeply ingrained instincts sometimes manifest as behavioral challenges in domestic

13. Saving Our Seabirds
May 23, 2007

Britain boasts remarkable colonies of puffins, guillemots, kittiwakes, and skuas; however, recently many have been failing to reproduce successfully. In the summer of 2006, ornithologist Roy Dennis embarked on a journey to uncover the reaso

14. Desert Lions
May 30, 2007

Lions once flourished within the stark deserts of Namibia’s Skeleton Coast, a presence erased by human hands. Just six years ago, the unconventional biologist Flip Stander stumbled upon a small, vibrant population surviving in the nearby mo

15. Moose on the Loose
Jun 1, 2007

Anchorage, Alaska’s capital city, earns its reputation as the wildest urban environment on Earth, largely due to its remarkable wildlife. Alongside a population of 260,000 residents live as many as one thousand moose, two hundred black bear

16. Rainforests for the Future
Jun 6, 2007

Amidst a part of Africa frequently marked by hardship and conflict, Gabon stands as a stable democracy committed to safeguarding its natural world. More than ten percent of the nation’s rainforest is now shielded within a network of nationa

17. Wye - Voices from the Valley
Jun 13, 2007

This documentary explores a year within the Wye Valley, following the rhythm of the river and the lives intertwined with it. It focuses on four individuals—cider maker Mike, beekeeper Gareth, salmon fisherman Lyndon, and sheep farmer Derek—

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