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List of <i>Audubon Wildlife Theatre</i> episodes

List of Audubon Wildlife Theatre episodes

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Audubon Wildlife Theatre was a wildlife documentary series that ran starting in 1968.

Season 1: 1968

39 episodes ^[1]

More information Title, Broadcast date ...

Title	Broadcast date	Episode
"Land of the Loon"	April 13, 1968 (April 13, 1968)	1
Canadian Film Awards - best film for TV. Filmed in Ontario's Algonquin Park by Dan Gibson.^[2]^[3]^[4]
"The Vanishing Sea"	April 20, 1968 (April 20, 1968)	2
The wildlife of Utah's Great basin^[5]
"From the Mountains to the Sea"	April 27, 1968 (April 27, 1968)	3
"River of Grass."	May 4, 1968 (May 4, 1968)	4
The wildlife of the Florida Everglades, filmed by Robert Hermes.^[6]^[7]
"Wildlife Island"	May 11, 1968 (May 11, 1968)	5
A wildlife sanctuary and an outdoor science school on Toronto's Harbour islands.^[8]^[9]
"Sea, Ice and Fire"	May 18, 1968 (May 18, 1968)	6
The wildlife, volcanoes and people of Iceland, filmed by Sewall Pettingill.^[10]^[11]
"They Live by the Water"	May 25, 1968 (May 25, 1968)	7
The microscopic organisms in and around freshwater ponds near Burlington, Ontario.^[12]^[13]
"Land of the Sea"	June 1, 1968 (June 1, 1968)	8
The spruce and hemlock forests along a small stream in Nova Scotia that flows into Minas Basin where the tides of the Bay of Fundy are filmed in time lapse. Filmed by Robert C. Hermes.^[14]^[15]^[16]
"Scandinavian Saga"	June 8, 1968 (June 8, 1968)	9
The wildlife of Denmark, Sweden, Norway and Iceland. Stork, bear, Reindeer and lynx featured.^[17]^[18]
"Wildlife Sanctuaries of India"	June 15, 1968 (June 15, 1968)	10
The Gir Forest of India, filmed by Jack Carey.^[19]
"Between the Tides"	June 22, 1968 (June 22, 1968)	11
The creatures of the sea and land filmed and narrated by Robert Hermes.^[20]
"Adventure High Arctic"	June 29, 1968 (June 29, 1968)	12
Ed Jones documents the impact of the Arctic on wildlife and his family.^[21]
"Venezuelan Prairie"	July 6, 1968 (July 6, 1968)	13
The wildlife of central Venezuela^[22]
"These Things are Ours"	July 13, 1968 (July 13, 1968)	14
Animals and events that are common, but rarely noticed.^[23]
"Alberta Outdoors"	October 26, 1969 (October 26, 1969)	16
^[24]
"Nature's Ways"	July 27, 1968 (July 27, 1968)	17
"Kenya and Uganda"	August 3, 1968 (August 3, 1968)	18
Wildlife of Kenya and Uganda^[25]
"New England Saga^[26]"	August 10, 1968 (August 10, 1968)	19
New England's hills, valleys and sea coasts^[27]
"The Living Wilderness"	August 17, 1968 (August 17, 1968)	20
Close-ups of moose, elk, bighorn, crizzly, marmot and birds of in the Western U.S.^[28]^[29]
"Land of the Drowned River"	August 31, 1968 (August 31, 1968)	21
Maryland's Delmarva Peninsula ^[30]
"Delta of the Orinoco"	September 7, 1968 (September 7, 1968)	22
The virgin rain forest around Venezuela's Orinoco River^[31]
"Red Deer Valley"	September 14, 1968 (September 14, 1968)	23
The wildlife of central Alberta^[32]
"Northwest to Alaska"	September 21, 1968 (September 21, 1968)	24
Four Seasons in Alaska filmed by Walter Bertlett.^[33]
"World of Bees"	September 28, 1968 (September 28, 1968)	25
Inside a bee hive, showing the life cycle of bees and a battle to the death between to queens. Filmed by Jack Carey.^[34]^[35]
"Waterfowl Wilderness"	October 5, 1968 (October 5, 1968)	26
Life cycle of Mallard Duck is filmed by Dan Gibson.^[36]
"Desert Life"	October 12, 1968 (October 12, 1968)	27
"Hawaii"	November 2, 1968 (November 2, 1968)	28
Wildlife of the Hawaiian Islands filmed by Walter and Myrna Berlet ^[37]
"Queen of the Cascades"	June 21, 1969 (June 21, 1969)	29
Wildlife of Mount Rainier of the Cascades Range^[38]
"This England"	June 28, 1969 (June 28, 1969)	30
England's game preserves^[39]
"Promise of Spring"	July 5, 1969 (July 5, 1969)	31
Springtime in inland British Columbia filmed and narrated by Wilf Gray.^[40]
"Down South Up the Nile"	July 12, 1969 (July 12, 1969)	32
"Wild Lands, Our Hermitage"	July 19, 1969 (July 19, 1969)	33
Film maker Dan Gibson makes a special plea for Canadians to be conservationists.^[41]
"Wildlife by Air"	July 26, 1969 (July 26, 1969)	34
A visit to the Bahamas with pilot and photographer Herman Kitchen.^[42]
"Living Jungle"	August 2, 1969 (August 2, 1969)	35
"Where Eagles Swim"	August 9, 1969 (August 9, 1969)	36
Bald Eagles of British Columbia's northern coast^[43]
"Return to Pelican Island"	August 16, 1969 (August 16, 1969)	37
Pelicans nest and raise their young on islands off the U.S. Pacific Coast. Filmed and narrated by Robert Davidson.^[44]
"Soliloquy for a River"	August 23, 1969 (August 23, 1969)	38
The interdependence of wildlife and a Midwestern river. Filmed by Robert Davidson.^[45]
"Wildfowl Sanctuary"	August 30, 1969 (August 30, 1969)	39
The Kortright Waterfowl Park in Guelph. Filmed and narrated by William H. Carrack.^[46]

Season 2: 1971

A 12-week series^[47]

More information Title, Broadcast date ...

Title	Broadcast date	Episode
"Land of Oriskany"	January 3, 1971 (January 3, 1971)	1
^[48]
"Spring Marsh"	January 10, 1971 (January 10, 1971)	2
^[49]
"Mexico, Land of Contrast"	January 17, 1971 (January 17, 1971)	3
The lives, crafts and celebrations of the people of Mexico.^[50]
"Insect World"	January 24, 1971 (January 24, 1971)	4
^[51]
"Living Mountains"	January 31, 1971 (January 31, 1971)	5
Living Mountains^[52]
"Beaver Pond"	February 7, 1971 (February 7, 1971)	6
^[53]
"Costa Rica"	February 14, 1971 (February 14, 1971)	7
^[54]
"Enduring Wilderness"	February 21, 1971 (February 21, 1971)	8
Baja California area of Mexico filmed by Chess Lyons^[55]
"Sounds of Nature"	February 28, 1971 (February 28, 1971)	9
The sounds of wildlife, including birds, bears and beavers.^[56]
"Awareness for Tomorrow"	March 7, 1971 (March 7, 1971)	10
Toronto Island Natural Science School^[57]
"River Run"	March 14, 1971 (March 14, 1971)	11
Rafting the Colorado River through the Grand Canyon.^[58]
"Coral World of Bermuda"	March 21, 1971 (March 21, 1971)	12
^[59]
"Small World"	April 4, 1971 (April 4, 1971)	13
Insects^[60]
"Mule Deer Country"	April 18, 1971 (April 18, 1971)	14
^[61]
"Around the Bay"	April 25, 1971 (April 25, 1971)	15
Wildlife of Delaware Bay^[62]
"Ants and Aphids"	May 2, 1971 (May 2, 1971)	16
Growths on plants are homes for developing insects. Produced by Fran Hall of Minnesota.^[63]^[64]
"Africa's Curious Naturalists"	May 9, 1971 (May 9, 1971)	17
^[65]
"Rattlesnake King"	May 23, 1971 (May 23, 1971)	18
Frank Young, the Rattlesnake King of New Hampshire^[66]
"High Country"	May 30, 1971 (May 30, 1971)	15
Alberta from the Rockies to the Prairies filmed by Chess Lyons.^[67]
"Color It Living"	June 5, 1971 (June 5, 1971)	19
Portrait of artist Glen Loates, painter of North American wildlife^[68]
"Land of the Totem Pole"	June 13, 1971 (June 13, 1971)	20
Wildlife of British Columbia's Queen Charlotte Islands filmed by renowned ecologist J. Bristol Foster.^[69]
"Africa, Cornerstone for Survival"	June 27, 1971 (June 27, 1971)	21
Ecologist Bristol Foster, Ph. D on the need for wildlife to adapt to a changing world.^[70]

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Title	Broadcast date	Episode
"Kangaroos and Koalas"	January 2, 1972 (January 2, 1972)	1
^[71]
"Wapiti"	January 9, 1972 (January 9, 1972)	2
"Lands of Two Oceans"	January 30, 1972 (January 30, 1972)	3
Differences between the Pacific Rim and Gaspé region.^[72]
"Water Birds of Australia"	February 6, 1972 (February 6, 1972)	4
^[73]
"Land of Igloolik"	February 13, 1972 (February 13, 1972)	5
^[74]
"Lobster Country"	February 20, 1972 (February 20, 1972)	6
East coast of North America^[75]
"Micronesia"	February 27, 1972 (February 27, 1972)	7
^[76]
"Quebec Spring"	March 57, 1972 (March 57, 1972)	8
"West Side Journey"	March 12, 1972 (March 12, 1972)	9
^[77]
"New England Wilderness"	March 19, 1972 (March 19, 1972)	10
^[78]
"Quebec-Iran Adventure"	April 2, 1972 (April 2, 1972)	11
^[79]
"Reptiles - A Misunderstood Species"	April 16, 1972 (April 16, 1972)	12
^[80]
"Wanderings of a Naturalist"	April 23, 1972 (April 23, 1972)	13
Gerald Pollock films wildlife in Australia and New Zealand, including Kiwi, Emu, Eyre Bird, Bower Bird and Compass Termites.^[81]
"Family in the Wilderness"	April 30, 1972 (April 30, 1972)	14
^[82]
"Nesting Time in Southern Ontario"	May 7, 1972 (May 7, 1972)	15
The beginning of nesting time for different bird species in Southern Ontario^[83]^[84]
"Coyote Country"	May 14, 1972 (May 14, 1972)	16
A mother Coyote raises her pups in the Utah wilderness.^[85]^[86]
"Day In The Desert"	August 27, 1972 (August 27, 1972)	TBA
"Untamed Olympics"	September 10, 1972 (September 10, 1972)	TBA
"Bermuda; Land and Sea"	January 3, 1973 (January 3, 1973)	TBA

List_of_Audubon_Wildlife_Theatre_episodes

List of Audubon Wildlife Theatre episodes

Season 1: 1968

Season 2: 1971

Season 3: 1972

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