Filming with Bears
Filmmaker Shane Moore and Assistant Cameraman Michael Mauntler recap on the time they spent on Alaska's Admiralty Island.
Getting the Boat Out
The tides have proven a challenge for the crew during their shoot on Admiralty Island, but filmmaker Shane Moore has new plan to keep their boat from getting stranded.
Sound in the Field
Sound Recordist Dave Ruddick goes through his set-up and explains how he records surround sound in the field. This clip was shot at Tongass National Forest where Ruddick was handling sound for the film Fortress of the Bears.
Tides and Jibs
Filmmaker Shane Moore discusses some of the filming techniques he used on Fortress of the Bears.
A Heroic Return
It's taken all spring and summer, but salmon finally return to Admiralty Island to spawn and die.
Broken Tail: A Tiger's Last Journey - Preview
Irish cameraman Colin Stafford-Johnson spent almost 600 days filming Broken Tail and his family for some of the finest tiger documentaries ever made. 1/18/2012
Kangaroo Mob - Preview
Meet the mob of street-smart kangaroos moving into Australia's capital city and the ecologists who follow their every move. 4/24/2013
Metropolitan Marsupials
There are thousands of kangaroos living in the hills around Canberra. And as night falls, they start moving into the suburbs.
Filming Urban Roos
Kangaroo Mob Producer Sally Ingleton on the genesis of the film, how the story evolved, and what urban kangaroos can teach us.
A New Vitality
Trips to the city become less frequent when there's an abundance of grass in the hills.
Birds of the Gods
David Attenborough introduces a young team of New Guinean scientists on a grueling expedition to find and film Birds of Paradise -- the holy grail of wildlife filmmakers.
Cloud Update: 2012
Filmmaker Ginger Kathrens gives us an update on Cloud and his family since the last PBS Nature documentary on the wild stallion.
Arctic Bears - Preview
Learn about the plight of the polar bears, who are living on borrowed time as their habitat changes and food sources become rare. 12/28/2011
Education | Which Came First - the Turtle or the Egg?
In order for future generations of sea turtles to survive, Cuba's beaches and coastlines must be preserved.
Education | Reef Madness
Cuba's corals reefs are thriving while corals around the world are becoming endangered - why?
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