Wild America, Watching & Photographing Wildlife Collection

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  • 2009
  • 1 Season

Wild America, Watching & Photographing Wildlife Collection is a docu-series produced by Marty Stouffer Productions Ltd that features the stunning beauty of wildlife in their natural habitats. The show is a tribute to the majestic creatures that roam our planet. The show comprises twelve episodes of one-hour duration each and is a culmination of footage captured by Marty Stouffer over a period of forty years. Marty, the host of the show, shares his extensive knowledge of wildlife as he takes us on a visual journey through various landscapes, from the rocky mountains to the dense forests, capturing the essence of animals and their behavior. Wild America, Watching & Photographing Wildlife Collection is a showcase of nature's magnificence, and each episode focuses on a different species.

The first episode, 'Bison of Yellowstone,' takes us into the heart of the Yellowstone National Park, where bison roam free in the wild. We witness the bison's herd behavior, their grazing patterns, and their interactions with each other. We get to see how the bison survive in a harsh environment and the challenges they face. The footage showcases the beauty of the national park and the animals that call it home.

In the second episode, 'Grizzly Bears,' we venture into the Alaskan wilderness to witness the world's most fearsome predators. The episode follows a mother grizzly bear and her cubs as they navigate through the mountains, foraging for food. The episode also sheds light on the challenges grizzly bears face, including climate change and hunting.

The third episode, 'Blue Mountains Elk,' takes us into the stunning Blue Mountains of Oregon, where wild elk roam free. We get to see the elk in their natural habitat, witness their mating rituals, their fights for dominance, and the impressive bugle calls they make.

The fourth episode, 'Wolves,' takes us into the heart of the pack, where we witness the intricate social hierarchy and hunting techniques of the wolf. The footage also showcases the importance of the wolf in the ecosystem and the impact of human intervention on their population.

The fifth episode, 'Mountain lions of the Gila,' takes us to the Gila wilderness in New Mexico, where mountain lions rule the land. The episode showcases the elusive nature of mountain lions and their nonchalant approach to humans. The footage also sheds light on the challenges mountain lions face, including habitat loss and poaching.

The sixth episode, 'Prairie Dogs,' takes us to Colorado's prairies to witness the adorable and social Prairie dogs. The footage showcases the intricate social structure of Prairie dogs and their crucial role in the prairie ecosystem.

In the seventh episode, 'Caribou Migration,' we follow the epic journey of Caribou as they migrate through the barren tundra of Canada. We witness the harsh and treacherous conditions the Caribou face, their mating rituals, and the impact of climate change on their population.

The eighth episode, 'Desert Bighorn Sheep,' takes us into the harsh and unforgiving desert terrain of Nevada, where Desert Bighorn Sheep thrive. We witness the impressive horn displays of the males and their unrelenting survival instincts.

The ninth episode, 'Whitetail Deer,' takes us to the woodlands of Illinois, where Whitetail Deer roam free. The footage showcases the stealthy nature of Whitetail Deer and their impressive jumping abilities.

The tenth episode, 'Bighorn Sheep of the Rocky Mountains,' takes us into the rugged Rocky Mountains, where Bighorn Sheep rule the mountain cliffs. We witness their intricate social structure and impressive fighting displays.

The eleventh episode, 'Red Foxes of the High Arctic,' takes us on a journey through the high arctic, where red foxes live. The footage showcases the red foxes' impressive ability to adapt to extreme temperatures and their unique hunting techniques.

The twelfth and final episode, 'Moose,' takes us into the wilderness of Alaska, where Moose roam free. The footage showcases the impressive antler displays of the males, their mating rituals, and the interactions between Moose and other wildlife.

Wild America, Watching & Photographing Wildlife Collection is a visual treat, highlighting the magnificence of wildlife and the challenges they face. Marty Stouffer's extensive knowledge and passion for wildlife make the show an unforgettable experience. It is a must-watch for any nature lover.

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Zoom in On Wildflowers
10. Zoom in On Wildflowers
March 31, 2009
Marty Stouffer rides the Great Divide from Mexican to Canadian border in search of beautiful and unusual wildflowers. Along the route, we learn how Native Americans used wildflowers for food and medicine. Cactus of Arizona, Yucca of New Mexico, Columbine of Colorado, Paintbrush of Wyoming, and Bear Grass of Montana all play a part in this adventure.
Watching Wildlife
9. Watching Wildlife
March 31, 2009
Where, when and how can the average viewer watch North America's wild creatures in their natural surroundings? The answers are here in this fact-filled program. Also examined are the many reasons why we seek out wildlife. From majestic Elk herds in Yellowstone to songbirds at the feeder, watching wild creatures provides a great opportunity for learning.
Tracking Wildlife
8. Tracking Wildlife
March 31, 2009
Since many wild animals are nocturnal-and all are wary of humans-they're often difficult to glimpse. But every creature leaves behind signs of its passing. Curiosity, patience and a good field guide are the only equipment needed to learn to read this revealing record. Marty Stouffer offers valuable tips on tracking and getting close to Foxes, Moose, Bears, and Birds.
Photographing Wildlife
7. Photographing Wildlife
March 31, 2009
How did a young wildlife-lover get started making motion pictures of his favorite subject? How does Marty Stouffer film the amazing, yet difficult-and often dangerous-scenes for WILD AMERICA? Viewers are invited to learn the secrets of wildlife cinematography-to share the frustration of failure and the exhilaration of success-as the behind-the-scenes story is revealed.
Living With Wildlife
6. Living With Wildlife
March 31, 2009
As the dominant species, we are finally starting to realize our impact on the world and to re-evaluate our relationship with all living things. This program illustrates how we can best preserve our precious natural heritage of wildlife. Wild animals affect us in many ways-for recreation, we admire their freedom; for economics, we harvest their bounty; and for science, we explore their mysteries.
Home Is Where There's Habitat
5. Home Is Where There's Habitat
March 31, 2009
Whether it's the gnarled old Scrub Oak that hosts an intricate web of a Spider, or a raging river filled with Trout, a creature's habitat is as varied as the thousands of species that live here in North America. In this program, we'll uncover some of the many interesting places Mammals and Birds dwell, and learn why habitat is so important in their fight for survival.
The First Ten Years
4. The First Ten Years
March 31, 2009
A decade of North America's fascinating and varied creatures, spectacular locations, and imaginative filmmaking have combined to make "Wild America" one of the highest-rated programs on TV and a favorite for millions of viewers. Marty Stouffer proudly hosts a retrospect of "Wild America"s first ten years. He also presents a peek at the future of the Series.
Colors in Nature
3. Colors in Nature
March 31, 2009
From rich reds to bright yellows, cool blues to velvet blacks, the many colors we perceive in Nature evolved because they have survival value for living creatures. Certain hues aid reproduction or serve as protective camouflage. Some signal danger. This pretty program reveals practical aspects of beauty, and shows how it enhances our enjoyment of Nature.
Backyard Wildlife
2. Backyard Wildlife
March 31, 2009
Some wild animals have not only survived our progress, but are actually thriving within numerous urban areas. Raccoons, Deer, Coyotes, Skunks, and a wide variety of Birds are adapting to a world shared increasingly with humans. Backyard wildlife is a never-ending joy for wildlife watchers. Also included in this program are tips for attracting creatures to your own backyard.
Attracting Wildlife
1. Attracting Wildlife
March 31, 2009
If you can't go to see all the wildlife you'd like, then maybe you can attract more of it to your own backyard or window sill. It's easier than you think. Creating habitat for wildlife also enhances the beauty and value of your entire neighborhood. This program outlines easy steps to provide food and shelter for a variety of Birds, Mammals and other fascinating creatures.
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  • Premiere Date
    March 31, 2009