敬请欣赏 我们第二家乡的美妙《Great Northern Wilderness》

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敬请欣赏 我们第二家乡的美妙《Great Northern Wilderness》

三小时阳春白雪，巨资打造加拿大宝贵的原始荒野风光。航拍近镜等多手法，呈现了大西洋北冰洋太平洋的东/北/西海岸人迹罕至的广袤无垠。
Canada is home to vast stretches of stunning wilderness, as well as distinctive animal species. This gorgeously filmed series explores our country's natural wonders from a wide range of perspectives. It takes us across imposing mountain ranges, through raging rivers and soaring above herds of stampeding arctic caribou. We'll encounter an amazing diversity of wildlife, and discover unique plants and trees. Through four seasons, this series showcases the power of Canada's natural beauty, presenting each part of the country at its most active and interesting times.

之一： The Wild Shore
We visit the "barren wastes" of Labrador, the iceberg alley between Labrador and Newfoundland, and the St. Lawrence River and the Saguenay. (1 of 3)

之二： Across the Great Divide
Travel to the Alberta Badlands, through the rugged Rocky Mountains, and on through remote canyons to the vast Pacific. (2 of 3)

之三： Land of Extremes
We visit a freshwater delta off the north coast of the Yukon and go to nearby Herschel Island. Later we visit the towering St. Elias Mountains and then on to Nahanni National Park. (3 of 3)

三部分视频   需要分别点击其 “FULL LENGTH"
http://knowledge.ca/program/great-northern-wilderness

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多伦多好象看不了啊.........


可能温哥华才行.

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CBC 巨资打造 《荒野加拿大 wild Canada》



发布时间：2014年03月05日

http://www.cbc.ca/wildcanada/
出品背景
From the makers of the acclaimed BBC series Human Planet and Canada's top wildlife filmmaking team, take a peek at our newest series, Wild Canada coming to The Nature of Things March 13, 2014.
A spectacular four-part series about the wild animals and landscapes of Canada reveals the country as it has never been seen before: iconic wildlife and awe-inspiring scenery shot with ultra-high-definition cameras that capture both sweeping panoramas and extraordinary close-ups.

喜好 阳春白雪的 请注意  收看袅
http://www.cbc.ca/wildcanada/episode1/

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BBC之 《野性欧洲 Wild Europe》
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Europe:_A_Natural_History

下载地址 链接: http://pan.baidu.com/s/1bnqycwf
密码: 32sa
http://urlxf.qq.com/?bUvm22I

  穿越热带沼泽、冰河期和失传已久的古文明，《欧洲探索》将进行一趟不可思议的旅程，体验丰富多彩、高潮迭起的欧洲大陆传说。

   这趟动人心弦的壮阔史诗之旅，将带领你回到远古时代，展现令人惊叹的独特世界。大陆板块的剧烈冲撞和火山爆发曾使它天摇地动，它还曾经遭到大海吞没，也曾变成炙风吹袭的一片荒漠，不断地受到时间、自然力量和生态变化的刻凿雕塑。

   到远古佛罗伦萨的侏罗纪公园一游，见证变得像撒哈拉沙漠般的圣彼得堡，探访隐没在葱郁原始雨林中的巴黎和柏林，探索这些陌生又熟悉的自然恢宏遗迹如何永续存留下来。

第1集  
http://www.56.com/u66/v_NTEwMjY1OTE.html
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3bBw2ykSQRM
    穿越热带沼泽、冰河期和失传已久的古文明，纪录片将 进行一趟不可思议的旅程，体验丰富多彩、高潮迭起的欧洲大陆传说。这趟动人心弦的壮阔史诗之旅，将带领你回到远古时代，展现令人惊叹的独特世界。大陆板块 的剧烈冲撞和火山爆发曾使它天摇地动，它还曾经遭到大海吞没，也曾变成炙风吹袭的一片荒漠，不断地受到时间、自然力量和生态变化的刻凿雕塑。到远古佛罗伦 萨的侏罗纪公园一游，见识变得像撒哈拉沙漠般的圣彼得堡，...
All across the continent are clues that help us to shed light on the deep past and Europe's dramatic creation. In Genesis, we witness the birth of mountains as tall as the Himalayas, coalfields transformed in to leafy swamps roamed by giant dragonflies and plesiosaurs roaming our once-tropical oceans. In this educational BBC documentary programme we see the raising of the Alps and the ripping open of the Atlantic as Europe is finally born.
Genesis takes us on an epic story which began an unbelievably long time ago. Search through the bleak, primeval landscape of Norway's Lofoten Islands and you find Europe's oldest rocks, formed three billion years ago! At this time our future continent was a collection of fragments resting near the South Pole. Moving at the stately pace of four centimetres a year it took them two billion years to unite.
Complex life first appeared in Europe only 550 million years ago and fossil evidence from places like the vineyards of Jura and the dramatic limestone scenery of Verdon gorge in France reveal that central Europe was once a magical underwater world, teeming with bizarre creatures such as trilobites, seapens and jellyfish. And when the parts of our continent-to-be finally met, this sea was gradually swallowed up. Using stunning graphic techniques we witness the full impact of these collisions and show the birth of enormous mountains which stretched all the way from Ireland to Norway, and are still so visible today.
The great coal fields on which the continent's industry developed are the remains of steamy carboniferous swamps once roamed by giant insects, before the continent was plunged in to a period of fiery desert. Where Rome, Paris and Athens now stand once looked and felt like the heart of the Sahara. Dinosaurs soon stalked the land in great numbers leaving behind evidence in almost every country. This was a turbulent time when continents were still shifting, huge volcanoes erupting and then a giant meteorite hit the planet, dramatically ending the reign of the dinosaurs.
Then, as the oceans expanded and the Earth cooled, Europe arrived in the Northern hemisphere. A whole new world of plants and animals had evolved to meet these fresh conditions, as beautifully revealed in the Baltic amber washed ashore in Poland and the remarkable fossils in Solnhofen, Germany. And then finally, following the dramatic creation of the Alps and the opening up of the Mediterranean, the birth of Europe was complete.

第2集
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aqWDeVjTB00
http://www.56.com/u73/v_NTEwMjc2NTQ.html
    穿越热带沼泽、冰河期和失传已久的古文明，纪录片将 进行一趟不可思议的旅程，体验丰富多彩、高潮迭起的欧洲大陆传说。这趟动人心弦的壮阔史诗之旅，将带领你回到远古时代，展现令人惊叹的独特世界。大陆板块 的剧烈冲撞和火山爆发曾使它天摇地动，它还曾经遭到大海吞没，也曾变成炙风吹袭的一片荒漠，不断地受到时间、自然力量和生态变化的刻凿雕塑。到远古佛罗伦 萨的侏罗纪公园一游，见识变得像撒哈拉沙漠般的圣彼得堡，...
2.5 million years ago, a periodic shift in the Earth's orbit, coupled with a tilt in its axis, triggered a sudden change in climate and Europe was plunged into an ice age. The wintry iciness of today's Alps spread across northern Europe as ice sheets extended as far south as London, Amsterdam and Berlin. Conditions were ideal for cold-adapted animals, forerunners of musk oxen and reindeer. Woolly mammoth bones dredged from the bottom of the North Sea are evidence that this was once icy tundra. The warm interglacial periods attracted very different creatures: fossil hippos, rhinos, lions and hyenas have been unearthed in London. This thermal pulsing has occurred around twenty times, the last ice age ending 15,000 years ago. Europe now bears the scars of repeated glaciations. Lake Ladoga, Europe's largest freshwater body, is a product of the last thaw and has its own subspecies of seal as well as osprey, moose and beaver. Ibex are ice-age immigrants from Asia, stranded in the European mountains by the receding glaciers. Even the desert sand of Słowiński in Poland can be traced back to glacial debris washed up by the sea. As the ice retreated, the plants and animals associated with modern Europe began to advance north. Those featured include the capercaillie of the northern forests and migrant birds on Germany's wetlands. Modern humans began to settle the coasts alongside otters and seals, and slowly spread along inland waterways, but made little impression on the deciduous forests of the interior.

   
第3集
http://www.56.com/u27/v_MzUzOTc3NTI.html
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sNBs4jBf8U4
    穿越热带沼泽、冰河期和失传已久的古文明，纪录片将 进行一趟不可思议的旅程，体验丰富多彩、高潮迭起的欧洲大陆传说。这趟动人心弦的壮阔史诗之旅，将带领你回到远古时代，展现令人惊叹的独特世界。大陆板块 的剧烈冲撞和火山爆发曾使它天摇地动，它还曾经遭到大海吞没，也曾变成炙风吹袭的一片荒漠，不断地受到时间、自然力量和生态变化的刻凿雕塑。到远古佛罗伦 萨的侏罗纪公园一游，见识变得像撒哈拉沙漠般的圣彼得堡，...
The third programme explores the growing influence of people on the land. After the last ice age, Europe's mild climate and virgin forests attracted human and animal immigrants, including moose, bear, deer and wild boar. The agreeable climate also attracted immigrant farmers from Mesopotamia to the eastern Mediterranean, and reliable food supplies encouraged permanent settlement. By 3000 BC, civilization had spread to western megalithic sites such as Stonehenge and Carnac. Bronze Age Europeans discovered the smelting process, leading to a period of conflict and conquest over valuable metal ores. The Roman Empire was born, and a massive road-building enterprise ensued, enabling a flow of trade, livestock, ideas and culture. A sudden cooling of the climate may have precipitated its collapse. In the Middle Ages, cultures such as the Vikings were influenced by the land and the sea, while in southern Spain the Moors introduced new irrigation canals. A fresh onslaught on Europe's forests supplied timber for boat-building, housing and fuel. Rats brought the Black Death into Europe's new towns and cities, killing half the human population. It would be 250 years before the numbers recovered, but this allowed wildlife some breathing space. The medieval voyages of discovery brought new plants and animals to the continent, including the potato. The Industrial Revolution made Europe rich, but at great cost to its natural resources. The birth of tourism encouraged a new appreciation of nature, and modern Europeans have switched their attitude from consumption to custodianship. As a result, wildlife is returning

第4集
http://www.56.com/u85/v_NDI5NDcyNDI.html
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MOuV0cj6R9k
    穿越热带沼泽、冰河期和失传已久的古文明，纪录片将 进行一趟不可思议的旅程，体验丰富多彩、高潮迭起的欧洲大陆传说。这趟动人心弦的壮阔史诗之旅，将带领你回到远古时代，展现令人惊叹的独特世界。大陆板块 的剧烈冲撞和火山爆发曾使它天摇地动，它还曾经遭到大海吞没，也曾变成炙风吹袭的一片荒漠，
Europe is home to more than 700 million people, most of them city dwellers. Much of its wildlife has suffered as a result, but efforts are underway to protect and reintroduce some species. Others have exploited new opportunities offered by man-made environments. In Rome, the first metropolis on the continent, winter tourists watch swirling clouds of starlings flocking over the city. Buildings and structures have replaced caves and cliffs as preferred perches and nest sites for some birds, including kestrels and white storks. On a nearby landfill site, griffon vultures and red foxes forage and scavenge food. Wildlife and people are coming into contact more often. Joggers in the woods around Budapest often encounter wild boars, while farmers in the Carpathian Mountains live alongside Europe's biggest populations of bear, wolf and lynx. These predators were hunted to extinction in Western Europe, but are now returning, aided by green corridors such as the European Green Belt and wildlife-friendly development. Beavers have also returned in large numbers due to protection and the clean-up of Europe's polluted rivers. A chemical spill in the 1960s killed all the fish in the Rhine, but now there is a project to reintroduce Atlantic salmon to the river. There are, however, new dangers. Invasive species such as Chinese mitten crabs, Asian long-horned beetles and Japanese knotweed threaten the native flora and fauna. Climate change could also have a dramatic effect on the continent, but Europe's natural history has experienced many such changes in the past
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