Introduction

As the most watched documentary film series on public television, NATURE delivers the best in original natural history films to audiences nationwide. Celebrating its 30th Season in Fall 2011, NATURE is a production of THIRTEEN in association with WNET New York Public Media, the parent company of THIRTEEN and WLIW21, New York’s public television stations and operator of NJTV. For nearly 50 years, WNET has been producing and broadcasting national and local documentaries and other programs for the New York community.

Over the years, NATURE has brought the beauty and wonder of the natural world into American homes, becoming in the process the benchmark of natural history programs on American television. The series has won more than 600 honors from the television industry, the international wildlife film community, parent groups, and environmental organizations – including 10 Emmy Awards, three Peabody Awards, and the first honor ever given to a program by the Sierra Club.

NATURE Online is the award-winning Web companion to the broadcast series and is spearheading NATURE’s distribution to new media platforms. Visitors can stream full episodes of NATURE programs, watch behind-the-scenes video exclusives with filmmakers and producers, view program excerpts (also available on iTunes and YouTube), and find fun interactives and online features. NATURE viewers can become fans of the series on Facebook and follow @PBSNature on Twitter to keep up with the latest videos, photos, program alerts and more.

As a key component of PBS, NATURE is a notable part of America’s largest classroom. Through the series’ vast learning resource, THIRTEEN produces educational materials such as Teacher’s Guide and video-enhanced lessons for students ranging from elementary to high school. These classroom-ready content and teaching support materials are available through NATURE Online, Thirteen Ed Online, VITAL and V-Me. Most recently, NATURE was featured at Celebration of Teaching & Learning, an education summit and professional development conference attended by over 10,000 educators including the world’s leading experts, advocates, academics and thinkers to help shape the future of schools.

Fred Kaufman is the executive producer of NATURE. Bill Murphy is series producer. Kate Fulton is online producer.

Major corporate support for NATURE is provided by Canon U.S.A., Inc. Additional support is provided by the Lillian Goldman Charitable Trust, Filomen M. D’Agostino Foundation, the Corporation for Public Broadcasting, and the nation’s public television stations.

NATURE is broadcast closed-captioned for the hearing-impaired and distributed with Descriptive Video Service (DVS) for the sight-impaired.

For media inquiries about NATURE, please refer to the pressroom.

If you experience problems with the Web site, contact us via our feedback form, or browse our FAQs.

Thank you,

The NATURE team

181 Responses to “Introduction”
  1. brian says:

    My second favorite show after “Jeff Corwin”

  2. barb says:

    NATURE: a beautiful series for building awareness of cultures of animals and peoples.

  3. marie says:

    What a wonderful show. After my visit to South Africa I fell in love with lions. They are now my second favorite animal, replacing elelphants as my favorite. I wish I could do something to help save these majestice animals.

  4. Char says:

    I really enjoyed “Cloud”, the show about the stallion!
    I even called my son in-law to tell him it was on. He is a rancher, out on the Eastern Plains. Thanks for these great programs!!!!

  5. olof says:

    I have loved Nature from the first time I saw it. Among my most favorite was the Elephants of Amboseli. I am very grateful for this show as I know it has taught me a great deal. Please keep this show going. It is beautiful and extremely valuable.
    Also, does anyone know what the music is?

  6. Michelle says:

    I really love the show, and usually assign it as extra credit for my students. My one gripe though, is that the Nature Updates aren’t emailed until Friday. So some of my students may know about the extra credit and some won’t, depending on whether or not I read the email before the end of the day. Any chance the Updates can come out earlier? Say Wed?

    Thanks for producing such a fantastic show, though!

  7. Kendall says:

    “Great series!”…Now who is the composer, name of arrangment and orchestra preforming the theme song? Where could I buy?

  8. Jay says:

    Anyone know the group that does that woo hoo song during the Nature commercial – when the robotic quail is in the field?
    Thanks!

  9. Peter Carl says:

    I too, like Kendall in comment #7, am intrigued by the theme music and would like to know its origin and, if possible, where it might be obtained.

  10. Stephen says:

    I love the show and seldom miss an episode and I too would be interested to know the origin of the New Age music used during the episodes introduction.

  11. Stephen says:

    sourced the origing of the theme… written by written by Alex Lasarenko at Tonal New York and not commercially avaliable

  12. Cary says:

    The theme could be manually recorded (audio and video)to a dvd recorder, which then could be (audio) recorded by a cd recorder. Anything on tv can be recorded as an audio this way.

  13. Adam says:

    I too love the series, and love the intro music. I have purchased some of the videos, and love them, but I wish I could also purchase the song. Any way the good people of “Nature” could find a way to make that available?

  14. matt says:

    perfect

  15. Cosme Lopez says:

    Great show, woul like to know the name of the theme song and if its commercially available and the author.

  16. Jean Schwalbe says:

    I am looking for the program you did about water our natural resource that is being contaminated. You may have broadcasted it on Public TV quite a few months ago.

  17. Don White says:

    Is the Nature theme music available for download?

  18. Carl says:

    Nature makes all other nature shows look amateurish

  19. alex painter says:

    i too would like to know all about your theme song -artist- if available etc,, thank you

  20. Larry Scott says:

    Ditto the request on the theme music. I am tech challenged and don’t know how to record it off TV, but I gotta have it. Surely its available somewhere!

  21. gabriela says:

    i certainly agree with all of you. “Nature” is an authentic program. Even though i am an 11 year old ,my dream is to become a scientist/veterinarian, and i watch Nature whenever i can.:)

  22. Christopher says:

    I’v gotten so turned-off to television lately; but the Nature programs always make me glad that I didn’t throw away my TV set. I am motivated to save Red Knots

  23. Jeff says:

    Please release the Nature theme song– I’d pay to have an extended version–

  24. Lyle says:

    Watching the “White White Falcon, White Wolf” special and I’ve found out what I want to do with my life. I am sure I want to film and study such beautiful creatures in the wild.

  25. Curtis Clark says:

    Absolutely fabulous wild falcon, wolf, musk ox and wonderful photography at it’s absolute best thanks Curtis Clark

  26. alex says:

    hey peeps of the world.. i love this show its awsome and nature is my idle even tho i live oin the city

  27. jb says:

    What is the name of the title tree and where could I get a nice poster picture of it?

  28. Jonathan Jaffin says:

    It was a beautiful show and I, like I’m sure many others, were heartbroken to see one of brothers die, but life there is hard, and it is part of that circle. But still it was heart-wrenching and yet wonderful to see Toki survive and be brought back to the Rhino Preserve with Simon.

  29. Hans Thummel says:

    Please make the theme song available to PBS visitors/subscribers. It is a beautiful song and many people are interested in an extended version. It could be made available at many internet retail outlets, including Itunes or shopPBS.

  30. alexis says:

    this site roks

  31. Govi says:

    Where is the video? Can’t see the darned thing.

  32. Marian Moore says:

    I totally agree with all of the above opinions; NATURE is the BEST PROGRAM on PBS, and I would not miss it for anything. I greatly miss my “favorite narrator” George Page, and was sad to read of his death. Is there any way a photo of him could be sent to me? I would be willing to pay a fee for this photo. George Page was the BEST.

    My sincere thanks to all of you there at PBS, and keep giving us your excellent and informative programs. I am so very grateful for all of your programs.

    Marian Moore

  33. Matthew says:

    nothing showed up this video or whatever it the worst in the world

  34. Thaddeus Hudson says:

    Hello Miss Katherns. I`ve enjoyed all your films about Cloud and the wild horses you`ve so lovingly given to us. I cant get enough of them. What has happened to Red Raven, Diamond, Electra, Storm, Boulder, Raven and does he still have the same 3 mares he had at the beginning of the series? I`ve watched those films so many times and I could watch them agai and again. Thank you so much for all your hard work in all kinds of weather. You are one brave person and Very dedidated. Your films showed so much passion and I loved the parts about the beautiful Plentycu and his fight to keep his family together. Be careful and look up everynow and then. We dont want the lions to get you(smile) With much admiration and respect, Thaddeus Hudson a fan for life.

  35. Executive Producer says:

    thanks for the nice comments about our theme music. It was specially written for Nature and you will not find it anywhere else. We will be posting the theme on the website soon for all to download and enjoy. And for people interested in our ‘tree’ logo – it is an Acacia tree – found on the African Plains.

  36. Sarah in Brooklyn says:

    I also adore the theme song — at first I could not understand why the fantastic previous song had been changed, but the new one is equally outstanding and makes my heart soar. It can be found for free online through a search but like others here I’d gladly buy it to support pbs. Would love to hear the old one again, too.

  37. Sue says:

    This is my favorite show on television.

  38. Sylvia says:

    I just LOVE the original (long) version theme song–that’s the biggest reason for me to watch NATURE. The program is equally great, but without the theme song, it just won’t be as great. This is the best of all TV programs and of course the best theme song of all!

  39. brian says:

    Man! They shortened the theme song to put in some stupid Essy Johnson commercial! :(

  40. briantravelman says:

    Where can I send in my own episodes of “NATURE”? I got some amazing footage of, Whales In The Sacramento River, Sea Creatures On The Oregon Coast, Creatures In My Own Backyard, and a Rare Gathering Of Thousands Of Dolphins And Sea Birds In The Channel Islands.

  41. Tracy says:

    I’m a homeschool mom of 2 children who love Nature. Any chance the educational material provided to school teachers could be made available to homeschool parents as well? Also.. where can we find some of the episodes you don’t have listed in the “watch full episodes” section?

  42. djamel says:

    I have loved Nature from the first time I saw it. Among my most favorite was all animal. I am very grateful for this site web. i’ m ingineer in geography i love it
    best regard

  43. Dylan says:

    I grew up with the series. I loved the original opening along with George Page narrating. I wish the whole series from the beginning would be released as DVD box sets.

  44. Joe says:

    Anyone know name of song in nature commercial?

  45. briantravelman says:

    What was the name of that Spanish song that was playing in the Cuba episode?

  46. briantravelman says:

    Um…excuse me? When are Fragments Of Eden, Land Of The Falling Lakes, Life In Death Valley, Ireland, Iceland, Andes:Black Dragon, Kalahari:Thirstland, Galapagos, Under Antarctic Ice, Vancouver Underwater, Puget Sound, Coral Triangle, Puerto Rican Monkeys, gonna air again! See! There’s a lot of good episodes, you guys are showing the worser ones! Dogs and Monkeys with AIDS, is not NATURE! Looking forward to seeing some of the episodes on my list!

  47. redd says:

    Fragments of Eden, Coral Triangle – those shows are 20 years old, The recent shows are better!

  48. briantravelman says:

    Ya, so! I don’t care! I saw “Fragments Of Eden” a few years ago! That was the first episode I saw, and it’s also my favorite episode, but back then I didn’t know what show it was! And the new episodes are NOT better! Well except, Cuba:Wild Island Of The Caribbean, Land Of The Fallining Lakes, Ireland, and probably those other ones I haven’t seen! They’re from 2004, but that’s still relatively new! I don’t care how old they are, I wanna see them again! Any websites where you can watch them for free?

  49. hannah says:

    it is great

  50. Ginger Kathrens says:

    Thanks, Thaddeus, for your comments about the Cloud programs. To answer your questions: Red Raven is doing great–still with Blue Sioux; Diamond is fine too and is still with the beautiful Palomino mare (Cloud’s mother); Raven, Cloud’s father has passed away. I miss him very much as he introduced me to his mountain and family; Electra is stlll as beautiful as ever and is well; Bolder is featured in our upcoming show, Cloud: The Stallion King. He is an amazing young stallion who has done remarkable things to be revealed in the new show to premier sometime in this year we hope. I have watched Nature since year, never imagining that I would sometime get to produce for them. Quite a privilege!

  51. Kristi says:

    Thank you sooo much for this show. My Family looks forward to every episode. I have always had a soft spot for Elephants and have felt REALLY sad for the elephants at our local zoo. Now my heart breaks for them.
    An an inspiring young photographer I hope to one day to have an experience that will come close to this.

  52. briantravelman says:

    This is kind of like that show, Planet Earth, only a cagillion times better!

  53. Betty Huff says:

    Enjoyed the info and delighted in the antics of the subject,skunksIn your broadcast a recipe for bathing skunked pets was given. Could you repeat the ingredients and their measures? Thank you.

  54. Marie I. Silva says:

    Although I have cable with hundreds of channels to watch nothing beats PBS, especially Nature, I can watch three different episodes of Nature a week.

  55. David Martin IV says:

    Most Important show on pbs!!!!!!!!!!!!! I think this is the best show on television!!!!!

  56. brian says:

    Why do almost all the seasons start in October?

  57. Brian says:

    This show is only one week older then my PE teacher! This is the longest running show on television! That’s awesome!

  58. Brian says:

    Man! They dont show scenes from next epiosde during the credits anymore! I liked that way better!

  59. Brian says:

    Oh my goodness! Can you guys please take that essy johnson commercial off the air! I dont like it! Is a really annoying! i don’t like that Essy Johnson guy! he’s annoying!

  60. Brian says:

    Suggestion for future shows

    Puerto Rico
    Virgin Islands
    Nature Meets Humans
    Tidepools
    Oregon Coast
    Bialowiezy
    Egypt: Land Of The Pharoes
    Manatees Of Homosassa
    Iraq: Land In Turmoil

  61. Aaron says:

    Spectacular work Nature! Especially since your now featuring wolves, North Americas most intensively studied and controversial predator. Wolves have territory, complex social structures, and battles in between packs. There stories or extremely fascinating! More and more needs to be learned about them, thank you so much for these programs.

    For those who love nature, please watch-In The Valley Of The Wolves-by Bob Landis.

  62. d e aust says:

    I wish you’d put one or two old episodes with George Page on your site. I’d love to hear his voice just one more time.

  63. namita says:

    Keep it up! that’s all i can say….

  64. namita says:

    Keep it up! great work, i must say…

  65. Brian Swierczynski says:

    I can’t get Jeff Corwin’s e-mail address; so would it be possible to interview Frank Koffman, or one of the narrators, or one of the camera men, this week, for a school report? Would this be possible? Please post back if it would!
    Thank you

  66. Brian Swierczynski says:

    I know! I got the guy’s name wrong! That’s exactly what she told us not to do, but if I could get an interview with a Nature guy, that would be great!

  67. Carl HILL says:

    I SAW AN EPISODE OF YOUR WILDLIFE/NATURE SEGMENT ON 03/09/2009 AROUND EST 7-9 PM AND THEY WERE SHOWING A BIRD DANCING DOING THE MOON WALK LIKE MICHAEL JACKSON BUT IT COULD ONLY BE CAPTURED BY THE CAMERA BUT IT WAS TOO FAST FOR THE HUMAN EYE.. PLEASE RESPOND

  68. nature staff says... says:

    it’s called a manakin bird. it was from our series, Deep Jungle.

  69. S. Brown says:

    I truly enjoy the series. (My favorites are Nature, Nova, and Frontline) My favorite episodes of Nature are “Raptorforce” and “Pale male”. Are there any updates on Pale male? It was such an inspiring story. being a city dweller it can be quite easy to be oblivious to the nature all around you. I thought it was great to see fellow city dwellers come out in force and with such dedication watching the daily activities of the Hawks. There are Hawks that make their homes in my area. I live near the Genesee River so, I have the chance to see them flying around. However, now I watch them with more appreciation respect and wonder. Keep up the wonderful and inspiring work!

  70. briantravelman says:

    Do you have any episodes on Yosimite? Cause if not, I can make you one!

  71. briantravelman says:

    What happend to that video contest thing? I might do it! I can’t find it now!

  72. mcostello says:

    Who narrated Penguins of the Antarctic?

  73. briantravelman says:

    I think it was Eduardo Trucco! The same guy who narrated the Cuba episode!

  74. Nature staff says:

    To mcostello – Actor Will Patton narrated Penguins…

  75. briantravelman says:

    Na Ah!

  76. holmes says:

    Anyone know where in the world the tree on the Nature logo is located?

  77. NATURE says:

    To Holmes: The acacia tree is found in Africa.

  78. briantravelman says:

    Why does this site take so long to load? I hope in the furure, this problem will be resolved!

  79. Dave C says:

    I just finished watching tonight’s episode of Nature, “The Loneliest Animals,” on my local PBS station, and I just wanted to say that y’all really and truly hit it out of the park tonight. Amazing footage and an incredibly interesting and heartbreaking story. Thank you so much!

  80. Brian R. Lee says:

    I really really love this movie!

  81. Brian R. Lee says:

    If I want to watch Nature: Crash-A Tale of Two Species, then this movie will be dazzling!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

  82. Brian R. Lee says:

    The movie “The Loneliest Animals” makes me dazzling too and I agree with Dave C!

  83. Brian R. Lee says:

    ……………..

  84. Brian R. Lee says:

    Do you think that I am wierd about my comments above dudes?!

  85. Brian R. Lee says:

    Dave CCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCC!!!!!!!!!!!! CAANN’TT YOU HEARRRRRRRR MEEEEEE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

  86. Brian R. Lee says:

    AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuggggggggggggggggggggggggghhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

  87. briantravelman says:

    What I would like to know is where you find your camera man! Do you hire special people to film certain episodes for you, or can anyone just send something in! Same with the narrator!

  88. Brian R. Lee says:

    briantravelman!!!!!!!!!! U think I’m so awwwful!!!!

  89. Robert hemingway says:

    After watching tonight’s show I too was left wanting to find the theme song. According to post # 36 of this thread the song can be on this website. Problem is there is no mention as to where on the site it was posted. Nature’s website does not have a downloads page; what gives?

  90. NATURE Online says:

    You can download the theme music by clicking “Download the NATURE Theme Music” in the right-hand menu. Here’s the direct link: http://www.pbs.org/wnet/nature/about-the-series/download-the-nature-theme-music/4694/

  91. ALFRED says:

    I really really like this movie!

  92. kayla says:

    i love the turtle video

  93. r.howard says:

    I LOVE this show. It’s been on for 27 seasons? I just saw my first episode the other night, about the lonely sea turtle…. AMAZING!!! Such great imagery and I learned so much. I now deem this show my favorite show of all time

  94. Miranda says:

    what kind of tree is that on the opening??????
    next to ‘nature’??????????/
    PLEASEEEEEE tell me, my dad wont leave me be about it

  95. Brian R. Lee says:

    Miranda. I Believe that tree is one of the beautiful trees in the savanna!!

  96. Brian R. Lee says:

    Yeah right r.howard!!!!!!!!!!!

  97. Brother Mark says:

    NATURE is a classic television series that keeps getting better and better. Love it!

  98. Tina says:

    Does anyone know what kind of tree is in the Nature logo??

  99. Tina says:

    Ahhh i read one of the comments mentioned it was an Acacia tree.

  100. will lawrence says:

    5/28/09 ::10:00pm–just watched Nature prog. hell on earth about Death Valley. The credits were slewed and I couldn’t read the narrator’s name.
    I really enjoyed George Page.

  101. briantravelman says:

    Dude! What did you guys do to the schedule link? I can’t find my station now, and it only shows one episode instead of 3! And I have channel 9, but is KIXE, not the one you guys have, so I don’t know now!

  102. Win Harrison says:

    The irreplacable George Page had a beautiful voice, a clearly gentle soul, a slow deliberate thoughtful pace, passion, and such grace – it would be wonde4rful if you could find an equivalent host now. It would be even better if Nature/PBS and frankly all of cable television re-investigated what made Nature in the ’80s and National Gepographic in the ’70s-early ’90s special. Wild animals are not cute – they are vicious and it’s a glory that Page and the ‘8u0s Nature crew understood this. PBS Nature – Get back to your roots, I plead you.

  103. greg says:

    to Nature staff: can you put the episode the “seedy side of plants” on the nature website so i can watch the full episode

  104. Roxy says:

    Re: Cloud, Wild Mustang of the Rockies and Clouds Legacy

    Nature and Ginger Kathrens,

    Thank you so much for bringing the 15 year story of these beautiful american treasures into our lives. The story being told by Ginger Kathrens (outstanding talent!) is dramatic, breathtakingly beautiful, and heartfelt – Emmy well deserved!

    On pins and needles for the third installment later this year (October/Novemeber I think?). I check PBS Nature: Cloud and the Cloud Foundation websites almost daily for updates on progress to save the mustangs. And while I’m there, can’t help but watch the episodes again on-line.

    We must save these wild horses from human meddling and slaughter and allow them to run free.

  105. Christine Baer says:

    Horse and Rider, Cloud,Clouds Legacy amd Wild Mstangs.
    I wish there were more shows like these to show the American People what Magnificent Creatures Horses truly are and what they truly mean to the American Heritage.Maybe if the American People were more aware to what is happening to our American Horses more could be done to save them. Thank You from a Horse Owner and Lover of these Beautiful animals!!

  106. ddd says:

    uly mean to the American Heritage

  107. Rachel Gaffney says:

    I love waching cloud and the fols grow up.Im a horse lover and I have 2 horses my self and I think its an insperation . I wish there were more shows like this and I jest wish people wouldent take them away . its sad how there population is gowing doun and how there homes our being distroyd so I think its awsome how cloud can ceep gowing and never give up.

  108. corol patey says:

    love to see wild horses in the wild untouched by man

  109. Catherine says:

    Who does the voice-overs for this series?

  110. NATURE Online says:

    Most of the narration in new episodes is done by F. Murray Abraham. However, there are exceptions. Click “Production Credits” in the menu for a particular episode to find out who narrated it.

  111. Bruce Frye says:

    I often forget to notice the name of the narrator for the Nature shows. While I watch I find myself wondering who it is. Sometimes I recognize the voice, but not for Black Mamba. Could you mention the name of the narrator on the website? Thanks

  112. jamie says:

    I fell in love with the orphan brothers the day I watched it. I want to know what has come of Toki. Poor Sambu!! I was proud of Toki for learning to accept that Sambu would never come back. I wish the best for all of you! God Bless you.

  113. chihara b says:

    I love the shows.I teach my cat “daughter” smokey with these shows.She tries to talk to the animals on the shows.Chihara Barnes the typing cat 11+
    p.s. i AM a cat!

  114. brian swierczynski says:

    Dude! I don’t know if you guys have heard, but some Wolves are moving into Northern California! They already made it to northern Nevada and southern Oregon, and should reach California within the next few years! Me living in Northern California, I would love to have some wolves! Ranchers aren’t to happy about this though, because they are afraid the wolves will kill they’re cattle! They hope to establish some protected areas in Siskiyou and Modoc county, where the wolves can be save! I would love if “Nature” would have a chance to document this!

  115. ETap says:

    Nature is at the zenith of my favorite programs on PBS – since the beginning. There is something so warm and moving about the way F.Murray Abraham delivers the always excellent narrative. He deserves much recognition for his part in the show’s wonderfulness.

  116. brian says:

    I can’t wait till the “Wild Balkans” episode! I really like that part of Europe! I hope it’s something like “Land Of The Falling Lakes”

  117. AJ says:

    Is the Frog episode – the thin green line available for sale?

  118. Anju Chawda says:

    I love ‘Nature’. First, the opening theme. Second, Mr. Abraham’s voice, and third, the beautiful scenery and the whole presentation. Congratulations to the genious, who came up with this heart-satisfying series.

  119. Sandyinoh says:

    We really enjoy your series and always look forward to listening to the ‘lead in’ music. Could you please tell us more about the composer and if there is any way we could purchase the theme song on CD?

  120. Tiffany Riley says:

    I just discovered this NATURE series, I was looking for videos to show my students in my environmental program and this came up. I am soo glad that I found it. In only a few hours of browsing I have fallen in love with the perception of nature on this web page. It makes learning easier and it really captures all the things that students want to see animals and nature do! I love it!!!

  121. Pedro says:

    Thanks!!!! I love watching this late night on Saturdays :D Every single episode catches my attention!!

    Thanks!!!!!!!!

  122. Alex Harman says:

    I’ve been a fan of Nature since “Flight of the Condor” aired, shortly before my eighth birthday. Some of the early episodes, like “Forest in the Clouds,” “The Rotten World About Us,” and especially “Secret Weapons,” remain among my favorite documentaries ever filmed. I recently began teaching an ecology course at a private career-training school in Phoenix, and I would love to have some of those old Nature episodes on DVD to show to my students. In fact, if I could I would purchase the entire series in DVD or download format. I think a fair number of teachers, schools, and libraries might do the same, and I hope PBS will consider offering such a set at some point in the near future.

  123. Bilal says:

    Without shows like Nature on PBS, one may accurately state there would be little reason in owning a television in one’s house. (Best Documentary Show Ever!)

  124. mahesh says:

    nature is good for human life It gives happy in our life

  125. Damien Stram says:

    What a beautiful post, this post was awesome, really awesome.

  126. Loverofnature says:

    I hope you guys spend a ton of time outside!

  127. Alvin Hannon II says:

    Absolutely my all time favorite television show. I have watched from the inception of the show and have seen every show since. Today I am going to watch the Crow episode online hopefully since I was entertaining last evening and missed it. I miss George Page’s unique insight and voice, which cannot be duplicated. The latest narrator of many of the series is also excellent! A wish of mine would be to do a voiceover for the show if you ever need someone. It is my hope that Nature will always be on television. Thanks Nature and PBS!

  128. James Richard Tyrer says:

    Do you know what species of Acacia the tree in the logo and title sequence is?

  129. Jack Young says:

    I really miss George Page. I wonder if one day, hopefully soon, advances in audio technology will allow him to “narrate” the program again. No other voice melds so perfectly with it.

  130. Kathy Heaton says:

    Available on DVD in January:
    ”The Real Macaw”
    http://www.shopthirteen.org/product/show/29436

  131. duha syar says:

    I LOVE NATURE. id give donations but we are poor. me and my dad watch it every Sunday and love it. i am an animal lover and nature has got me even closer to animals.i wish it keeps on air and i can watch it on t.v.if theres any t.v show that needs money i encourage to give it to nature.Absolutely my all time favorite television show. I have watched from the inception of the show and have seen every show since. Today I am going to watch the Crow episode on-line hopefully since I was entertaining last evening and missed it. I miss George Page’s unique insight and voice, which cannot be duplicated. The latest narrator of many of the series is also excellent! A wish of mine would be to do a voice over for the show if you ever need someone. It is my hope that Nature will always be on television. Thanks Nature and PBS!it is the best animal information show ever. if u are allergic or dont like animals i tell you to watch just one and i know that you’ll love it. these animals are endangered and it shows us that they need help.i hope you watch it i know this is long but it will show everyone that nature might go out of business and could use our help so please donate money and they give u gifts if u do .plz plz donate money.thanks to all of u out there for reading and plzzzzzzzz doooooooooooonate!!!!!!!!!!!!

  132. holly says:

    hahahah ugly nature

  133. amy says:

    dont say that.

  134. Kara Stella says:

    My husband truly enjoyed the episodes that covered how America has changed (back when George Page was narrating). Is there any way to get ahold of these episodes? I can’t find them on the internet at all. Thank you.

  135. Fidelia Dabe says:

    Definitely intriguing thought for me . Will you publish some far more ? coz i would like to stick to ur twitter or facebook

  136. Ralph Sechriest says:

    I have an original Copy of Dr Harris book (Nearly 200 years old). I was atempting to determine the value of the book. It has the old script letters. This is not a copy or a reprinting. If you have any information, I would be gratful if you could email me (rsechriest@embarqmail,com). THANK YOU

  137. Shellylat says:

    I love your website but have a request……….Will you please change the front picture that STILL shows the lion attacking the zebra? Everytime I come on this website I immediately scroll to the bottom so I don’t have to see that photo…or think about what happened during that video shoot. I know it’s nature, prey and predator, but that photo has been there for at least 6 months if not longer. It disturbs me and I can’t believe that you can’t find another photo to put there. thank you.

  138. Stewart says:

    I love the content of what I have so far seen of your web site. But, I find what I first became interested in quite confusing. Having interest in the story of Cloud, the mustang stallion, I found it very hard to determine a proper sequence of what to watch first, how many sequences were made, when made and what is the final and wondering if the final was ever broadcast or on the web site. I watched two episodes of Cloud in wrong order, then saw a preview of a third episode which said it would be broadcast in October 25, a Sunday. Well, October 25 of this year, 2011, is not a Sunday. The most recent Oct. 25 on a Sunday was back in 2009. Your page has a copyright of 2011, so I assume I am not viewing a very old page of an old site. Can you see how confusing this all is? Please give me some direction. I would very much like to follow up on the story of Cloud. I left off where his lead mare gave birth but still exhibited a deformity in her abdomen and the concern was that she might not be around to help her foal survive the winter.

  139. thaddeus hudson says:

    Hello Ms Katherins, You responded to me! That is great! I was reading the latest posts about Cloud and went to “about the series” and there it is. That is so great! I continue to watch your great films about the lives of Cloud and all the wild horses and I still want MORE! I`ve learned so much from you and all who are associated with the films and I look on the sites as often as possible for anything new. I know it has been a long time since Raven has died but I miss seeing him. He was my first and still is one of the most handsome wild horse. Cloud is still so magnificent even at 17? I`ve watched your beautiful films over and over and they are better the more I do. Are you still able to get up on the horse ranges as often as you used too? How is trace and is he as beautiful as he was? Did Cloud breed Queen while they were together? I know it is usually a week before a mare comes into heat after giving birth. Could Cloud have had a foal before Bolder? Whats next Ginger? How do you improve on profection. I cant wait for your next project. You are so brave and dedicated and there needs to be more people like you are at least in that sense. Thanks again for replying to my questions and stay safe. We need you. Jane Goodall and Dianne Fossy comes to mind when I think about you.

  140. Cosmo says:

    This has got to be the worst season of Nature ever. I used to love the show but now there are more people in every episode than animals!

  141. Robert Beauville says:

    I need to know the names of the narators at NATURE. I know one of them is Murray Abraham, but who narrates the Monteray Bay Aquarium episode of NATURE ? ? ? DOES ANYBODY KNOW ? ? ?

  142. Erin says:

    I love frog picture

  143. Roger says:

    Why did you changed Natures time slot from sunday to wed and not explain it or leave a comment section. It makes no sense to change from sundays. It was perfect for kids and adults on sunday (nothing good on TV).So your most popular show you change. It was not even on in my area sunday. I am starting to believe since “some” people wanted PBS defunded and failed that PBS higher ups are trying to satisfy there old bosses. That would explain the constant reruns of bad shows and limiting Nature.

  144. This fact sheet describes proteomics (the study of proteins and how they respond to the needs of the body or in disease). This research may lead to new ways to diagnose cancer and identify the best treatments for individual patients

  145. Mark says:

    I hope I’m not the only person disappointed with the abridged opening theme music (which I really enjoyed). What does it take to get the producers to understand this error, and reverse it. It’s only another 15 seconds or so of music.

  146. Hi, very nice information. I went ahead and book-marked http://www.pbs.org/wnet/nature/about-the-series/introduction/34/ at Digg because I think it’s worth sharing. Keep them coming.

  147. YouTube was began in 2005 by 3 PayPal employees and since then YouTube has expanded to among the largest web sites in the world.? Youtube Currently has over 1 billion page views a month And Over 1 Billion Distinctive Page Views A Month.

  148. raul pena says:

    Can’t find episode about the fig. Where or how can i find it?

  149. gabby says:

    ang haba ako ay pilipino salamat

  150. Bill says:

    Please broadcast Nature on Sunday at 8:00pm again. It was a perfect time!

  151. Rachell Arcangel says:

    Thanks so much for sharing this! I wish natural food coloring would be as common as the chemical stuff.

  152. Thanks for another fantastic post. Where else may anyone get that type of info in such an ideal way of writing? I’ve a presentation next week, and I’m on the search for such info.

  153. kids clothing says:

    ARE kids coping skills these days amidst surround sound reality, blaring in ambient media? Being informed, empathetic, and

  154. I used to be recommended this website through my cousin. I am now not positive whether or not this put up is written by him as no one else recognise such unique approximately my trouble. You’re wonderful! Thank you!

  155. kids says:

    The world isn’t ending tomorrow but u would still want to get ur house in order!!!! churchy lol

  156. cava kid 1 says:

    i agree.

  157. cava kid 1 says:

    i agreewith fture gadgets

  158. Melita Coaker says:

    Amen! No problem Suzanne. I hope U all have a WONDERFUL trip & time there. Hope they see some1 saved also. God bless!

  159. Phyllis Ford says:

    I want to know where the tree is located that you see when the show first comes on. I think I saw that exact tree in the movie about Else’s Legacy. Please confirm.

  160. Leslie Coverdale says:

    Now this is a nice club. It’s not some upscale joint, but the girls who work there are pretty nice. There’s probably 1 or 2 real hot babes (9’s and 10’s) there each night and maybe 10 that rate 6’s, 7’s and 8’s. There’s even 3 or 4 that rate a 5 or less. Dances are $10, $75, $125. The $10 dance is in a section one step above the main floor. Not much mileage there, but, you get a little. And its open. No curtain or anything. The $75 dance is topless and the mileage is greater. it’s behind a lacey curtain so privacy is minimal. The $125 dance is behind an opaque curtain and it’s nude. Mileage is great, but how great depends on the girl.

  161. We’re a gaggle of volunteers and starting a brand new scheme in our community. Your website provided us with valuable info to work on. You have done an impressive task and our whole neighborhood will probably be thankful to you.

  162. Darci Tanzer says:

    I found by just unplugging my modem and turning it back on, removed the limit! might not work for every1 but it works 4 me!

  163. Kirk Samul says:

    You guys are pulling my pisser!!!!!!!!!!!!! The FireFox one dosent work any more it keeps saying “JavaScript Application invalid or unknown video link” What the F**K!!!!!!!! It worked until just a few days ago.

  164. Sonya Rembert says:

    Looks like a great event! We would love to be able to go to that one day! :) Love learning new things!!

  165. Kasandra Brabson says:

    Hi,You look even more Amazing with the “Baby Bump”! Enjoy every moment .I wish you and your family the best ♥

  166. suntrust online login says:

    More body roll than the Queen Mary lol!

  167. Donella Smiles says:

    Do not a lot of cash to buy a house? Worry no more, just because that is real to take the mortgage loans to work out such problems. Therefore take a bank loan to buy all you need.

  168. Cherry Barndt says:

    wonderful website!! You should start many more. I love all the info offered. I will stay tuned.

  169. a online banking says:

    Dear LordI thank You for yet another day!Lord,it is so good to be in Your perfect Will; that is my prayer today, that You Will arise and defeat all our enemies.Lord, I ask that You defeat our enemies both here at home, and abroad.Lord, I ask that You especially defeat the enemies in Iraq.ARISE O’ LORD In All YOUR GLORY!

  170. Marybelle Carlile says:

    This was so uplifting. Laughed and Replayed it several times. Catchy Tune and Catchy Lyrics. I think it is his best routine.

  171. It's evident that you have gone to a lot of trouble researching and writing this information. I share your viewpoint and believe you have represented it in a unique way. says:

    All the microwaves on the commercial look like commercial ones that you can put metal into

  172. Daron Tuffin says:

    Same comment as above. No legitimate way of reviewing a product with this monetary arrangement. I’ve left phone numbers to see if there is a real Burt Goldman and to speak to this marvel. Of course, had no response. Who in their right mind would shell out this money to some unknown huckster.Does Burt Goldman exist? Has he retired to that famous Greek Island REO (Rip’Em Off)? Where oh where can little Burt Be?

  173. Hildegard Hebets says:

    I agree, graf has been pretty silent on this matter and even his project.

  174. Free Forum Lists says:

    Jon,Anytime I see one of your build reports and finished kits, I immediately want to buid the same thing. Of course, with your prolific output, I would be piling up kits far faster than I could build them. Well done this one is going on my list.Best,Tom

  175. Trey Smalling says:

    Your elbows look … Your elbows look fine. Definately talk about the allergy precautions. Good review. Do one on face wipes…you know the stuff where you can wipe your face clean.

  176. Charles says:

    Usually I don’t watch PBS. I just leave it on for the kids to watch. They love all of the cartoons they have and I like the fact that they are educational, unlike certain other channels. This show on the other hand, I cannot miss. I love everything that has to do with nature and I even own my own website about dogs: http://dalmatianbreed.com/ Maybe after watching some more episodes of this show I will know enough about mother nature to start a site on that topic too! haha

  177. I wanted to create you that very little remark just to say thanks once again over the gorgeous thoughts you have provided in this article. It has been quite seriously generous with you to deliver publicly precisely what most people could possibly have advertised for an e-book to get some profit on their own, especially seeing that you might well have done it in case you considered necessary. These points additionally acted as the great way to comprehend most people have similar fervor really like my personal own to learn a little more in terms of this condition. I’m certain there are some more enjoyable moments up front for those who find out your blog.

  178. MichiganBirder says:

    I would love to watch the old episodes with George Page again. Please consider offering them on this website, or perhaps some of the early ones could be released by PBS on DVD. I have watched Nature since the early 1980’s and always had a great affection for the series. It is still a great series with its fine wildlife photography, but the episodes with George Page as host and narrator were the definitely the best.

  179. Terrific paintings! This is the type of information that are meant to be shared across the internet. Disgrace on Google for no longer positioning this put up upper! Come on over and consult with my site . Thanks =)

  180. Wow, fantastic weblog format! How lengthy have you been blogging for? you make running a blog look easy. The whole glance of your web site is fantastic, as neatly as the content!

Leave a Reply

Please note that the THIRTEEN editorial staff reserves the right to not post comments it deems to be inappropriate and/or malicious in nature, as well as edit comments for length, clarity and fairness. No solicitations or advertisements will be allowed. Users may link to other Web sites relevant to discussion, but most often links to commercial Web sites will not be permitted.

Produced by THIRTEEN    ©2012 Educational Broadcasting Corporation. All rights reserved.