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- 4. Glacier Bay: Alaska's Wild Coast Nov 20, 2001
- Salmon, brown bears, bald eagles and humpback whales inhabit Alaska's Glacier Bay.
- 3. Tasmania: Land of the Devils Jun 12, 2001
- The Tasmanian devil inhabits the island off the coast of Australia.
- 2. Costa Rica: Land of Pure Life May 29, 2001
- The daily struggles faced by the wildlife of Costa Rica.
The Living Edens is a nature documentary television series that aired on PBS from 1997 to 2003. Each episode focuses on a specific natural location around the world, showcasing its unique ecosystems, wildlife, and the beauty of unspoiled natural environments.
- Nature Documentary
The Living Edens: Created by Elizabeth Hirschhorn. With Sally Kellerman, Linda Hunt, Peter Coyote, James Coburn. A nature documentary series exploring Earth's most pristine and diverse ecosystems, showcasing their beauty and wildlife.
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- 1997-02-05
- Documentary
- Sally Kellerman, Linda Hunt, Peter Coyote
Part of the Ring of Fire, the Kamchatka Peninsula has more than 300 volcanoes, twenty nine of which are active, as well as a high concentration of spectacular wildlife such as giant grizzly bears, Stellers Sea Eagles, Arctic Foxes, Snow Sheep, and rivers engorged with salmon.
The Living Edens. Nestled in the heart of southeast Alaska, Glacier Bay is a wild paradise of ocean and ice. This film chronicles the lives of brown bears, bald eagles, humpback whales and...
The Living Edens, an inspiring natural history series, opens magical vistas to viewers through the expertise of world-acclaimed natural history filmmakers in a series of programs throughout...
Find out how to watch The Living Edens. Stream the latest seasons and episodes, watch trailers, and more for The Living Edens at TV Guide.
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Rate. S1.E2 ∙ Patagonia: Life at the End of the Earth. Wed, Apr 30, 1997. Journey to the end of the earth, where the Andes stand like giant skyscrapers above a land of vicious and beautiful extremes.
