The purpose of documentary film, which is a non-fictional motion picture, is to showcase reality and to maintain historical record. It also intents to provide instructions and education. One of the ...

Attention all nature lovers! Immerse yourself in the diverse, breathtaking habitats of Planet Earth with our finest selection of documentaries on PBS. From the tropical rainforest to the waterhole to ...

Back in the day, nature documentaries used to feel like classroom field trips: voiceover, facts, rinse, repeat. But something shifted. Now, Netflix and other companies are building them like cinematic ...

The title of The Wild Ones might describe both the filmmakers and the animals they stalk with good intentions. Image: Apple TV+ A new documentary combining high-stakes adventure with groundbreaking ...

The existence of animals is crucial to our planet. They play a significant role in maintaining ecosystems, contributing to biodiversity, and maintaining ecological balance. There is no doubt that ...

Thanks to its unique geographical intersection of ocean, mountains, deserts, wetlands and urban development, San Diego County is recognized as the most biologically diverse county in the continental ...

Ask any San Diegan the city’s motto and they’ll say it’s “America’s Finest City.” But what most San Diegans might not know is that it’s also America’s wildest city. Thanks to its unique geographical ...

Join award-winning filmmakers Katja Torneman and Peter Blystone for a special evening at Theatrikos in Flagstaff, where three captivating wildlife documentaries will be screened to support their ...

Wildlife documentaries miss an opportunity to highlight the diversity of nature by focusing too much on mammals and birds, according to a new study. In a new study published in People and Nature, ...

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Kalyan Varma believes today’s audiences want wildlife documentaries to grip them like a Christopher Nolan thriller. Viewers no longer approach the genre with earlier patience or reverence, says the ...