Interview with Mike Dilger, Director on location with the gyrfalcons IRENE: Was this your first time in the Arctic or filming in the Arctic? MIKE DILGER: Yes, I have spent over four years working in the tropical forests of Ecuador, Vietnam and Tanzania as a ...
IRENE: Can you tell me a little more about your role in filming White Falcon, White Wolf? You were in the forward advance party, correct? JIM MCNEILL: Yes I was. I’ve been expeditioning in the Arctic for almost 25 years now and have a project ...
In May 2008, NATURE held an Alps Photo Contest. NATURE producers judged the contest. Congratulations to the following photographers. The top five entries will receive Prince of the Alps on DVD. Thanks to all who entered our contest. To join the NATURE Flickr community and ...
An Ice Age legacy shapes the richly textured natural world of Ireland. Although green is its emblematic color, Ireland's verdant fields are not the nation's only extraordinary natural features. Sculpted millions of years ago by the advance and retreat of vast shields of ice, the ...
According to Irish legend, Rowan trees once dropped their bright red berries into a sparkling well full of salmon. Fish that gulped the fruit would gain red spots and great wisdom, and men labored to catch and eat these "fish of knowledge." But women were ...
Web Resources Ireland's Peregrine Falcons http://www.calvin.utvinternet.com/cjwp/writing/published/peregrine.html An informative profile from Ireland's Own magazine. The Plants and Wildlife of Ireland http://irelandnow.com/flora.html Facts and figures on Ireland' s flora and fauna. Mountains of Mourne http://www.fjiordlands.org/carlnfrd/mournes.htm Learn about these rugged peak's from a local authority. Killarney National Park ...
NATURE's Condition Black reveals how giant-wave surfers from around the world couldn't walk away from the largest waves ever recorded. On January 28, 1998, a monster weather system slammed into Oahu's north shore. The Coast Guard called a Condition Black -- all access to the ...
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