Episode guide
Nature: Season 7
20 episodes · premiered Oct 9, 1988
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- Episode 1: Bonebreakers' Mountain Oct 9, 1988 · 53m An exploration of the Spanish Pyrenees mountains and the bearded "bonebreaker" vulture that lives in this harsh environment.
- Episode 2: Extremadura: Spain's Forgotten Forest Oct 16, 1988 · 53m Explores Spain's Extremadura, an oak forest and wilderness plain, home to griffin vultures, imperial eagles, genets and other animals native to Africa.
- Episode 3: Peacock's War Oct 30, 1988 · 53m Former Vietnam medic Doug Peacock lives as a firewatcher and conservationist in Montana's Glacier National Park.
- Episode 4: Nature of Australia: a Portrait of the Island Continent: A Separate Creation Nov 13, 1988 · 53m Examines marsupials and others animals which have evolved because of Australia's isolation from the rest of the world.
- Episode 5: Nature of Australia: a Portrait of the Island Continent: Seas Under Capricorn Nov 20, 1988 · 53m Two distinct marine worlds meet in the waters that encircle Australia. In its long voyage into isolation following its breakaway from Gondwana, 45 million years ago, the island continent…
- Episode 6: Nature of Australia: a Portrait of the Island Continent: the Making of the Bush Nov 27, 1988 · 53m A koala up a gumtree is the classic image of the Australian bush. How that odd partnership evolved is one of the strands woven into this episode of Nature Of Australia. The program tells…
- Episode 7: Nature of Australia: a Portrait of the Island Continent: the Sunburnt Country Dec 4, 1988 · 53m Australia's arid interior is often called the dead heart. In fact, it teems with life, supported by a hidden network of buried rivers recharged by rare but heavy rains. This episode tells…
- Episode 8: Nature of Australia: a Portrait of the Island Continent: the Land of Flood and Fire Dec 11, 1988 · 53m Australia's northward drift slowed down when it collided with Asia about 15 million years ago - in the upheavals, chains of islands were thrust up and eventually they became the stepping…
- Episode 9: Nature of Australia: A Portrait of the Island Continent: End of Isolation Dec 18, 1988 · 53m Modern Australians want to recapture the Aborigines ability to live harmoniously with indigenous plants and animals.
- Episode 10: Night Hunters Jan 8, 1989 · 53m The different types of owls and the characteristics which make them ideal birds of prey.
- Episode 11: Beyond Timbuktu Feb 5, 1989 · 53m Wildlife artist Bruce Pearson sketches the various bird species found in the arid lands of Western Africa's Mali, through which the River Niger flows.
- Episode 12: Under the Emerald Sea Feb 19, 1989 · 53m Explores the Pacific Ocean off the coast of Vancouver, B.C.
- Episode 13: Wild Waterfalls Feb 26, 1989 · 53m Explores the variety of local environments found around waterfalls in Africa, South and North America.
- Episode 14: Meerkats United / The Bee-Team Mar 5, 1989 · 53m Profiles of the Kalahari Desert's gray meerkat or mongoose, and a Kenyan colony of bee-eater birds.
- Episode 15: Icebird Mar 12, 1989 · 53m The Adelie penguin is observed at the Cape Bird nesting site on Antarctica's Ross Island.
- Episode 16: Mozu the Snow Monkey Mar 19, 1989 · 53m Chronicling the life of "Mozu the Snow Monkey," a macaque with deformed limbs that's survived harsh winters in Japan's highlands to raise seven offspring. The complex social structure…
- Episode 17: The Everglades: Rain Machine Mar 26, 1989 · 53m Examines the role computers play in managing the Everglades and whether this vital freshwater marsh will survive the effects of diking, draining and development.
- Episode 18: Islands in the Sky Apr 16, 1989 · 53m Unique animals and plants flourish atop mist-shrouded Venezuelan plateaus thousands of feet above the surrounding jungle.
- Episode 19: Rulers of the Wind Apr 30, 1989 · 53m Scientists study birds of prey, creatures historically admired and hated, as indicators of environmental damage.
- Episode 20: Kariba: the Lake that Made a Dent May 14, 1989 · 53m Wildlife flourishes around the manmade lake conservationists denounced 30 years ago at its creation.