Shenandoah
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Discover the majesty of Shenandoah, an ancient wilderness alive with constant change.
Discover the majesty of Shenandoah National Park. Nestled in the ancient Appalachians, this wilderness is alive – shaped by ongoing formations, migrations, and transformations. Dive into an ever-changing world of hidden caverns and boundless forests. Here, wildlife, geology, and humanity converge to sustain the extraordinary life and land at the heart of this vital sanctuary.
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Shenandoah is a local public television program presented by VPM
Shenandoah
Shenandoah Trailer
Preview | 1m 15sVideo has Closed Captions
Discover the majesty of Shenandoah National Park. Nestled in the ancient Appalachians, this wilderness is alive – shaped by ongoing formations, migrations, and transformations. Dive into an ever-changing world of hidden caverns and boundless forests. Here, wildlife, geology, and humanity converge to sustain the extraordinary life and land at the heart of this vital sanctuary.
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Learn Moreabout PBS online sponsorship(gentle pensive music) (bird chirping) (moss crunching) (water gurgling) (stream murmuring) (drops trickling) (antlers rattling) (wind flapping) (grass rustling) (gentle pensive music continues) (air swooshing)
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This ancient resident is one of the most geographically restricted vertebrates on the planet. (2m 42s)
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The Monarch is the only butterfly on Earth to make a two-way migration across North America. (4m 34s)
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Shenandoah National Park is celebrated as a protected wilderness, but its creation came at a cost. (5m 52s)
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Mary Wilson is on a quest to become the first blind woman to complete the Appalachian Trail. (3m 11s)
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Beneath the forest floor lies a subterranean backbone that nourishes and regenerates life. (2m 40s)
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In the lengthening days of spring, Shenandoah's bucks undergo a rapid transformation. (2m 44s)
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American Eels begin their lives as microscopic larvae drifting across the Atlantic. (3m 35s)
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The Eastern Hemlock is a giant of the forest, living for centuries & serving as a keystone species. (4m 25s)
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This iconic keystone species nearly vanished when the park was founded in 1935. (3m 54s)
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