NATURE Season 41 Episode 2 Preview
The episode which is due to come out this week would be the second from the new season of NATURE, and in it we will examine the vibrant animals and the dramatic landscape of Canada, right from the high arctic and the tundra to the taiga or the boreal forests, the world’s largest land biome.
The official episode title for NATURE Season 41 Episode 2 is “Canada: Surviving the Wild North“.
In addition, the third episode from the new season of this documentary series will air the following week in which we will see two families explore the journey of evolution of the woodpeckers and the pivotal role they play in every ecosystem they happen to inhabit.
Episode 3 from Season 41 of NATURE is titled “Woodpeckers: The Hole Story“.
This vole is not safe from weasels or great owls — even deep under the snow. "Canada: Surviving the Wild North" premieres Wednesday, October 26 at 8/7c on PBS. #NaturePBS pic.twitter.com/Tz8Jq7V8Vb
— Nature (@PBSNature) October 23, 2022
The Plot of NATURE
NATURE is a compilation of consistently stunning documentaries which possess the power to transport viewers from the comfort of their homes to distant locations stretching from the torrid plains of Africa to the chilly splendors of ice-covered Antarctica.
Primarily revolving around the animals and ecosystems across the globe, NATURE captures the wonder and beauty of the natural world, making itself, in the process, the high-placed benchmark for programs portraying natural history.
The wildlife television program, which uses the silhouette of a camel thorn tree as its logo, is produced by Thirteen, whose parent company is WNET New York, and has been distributed to public television stations in the United States by the PBS television service ever since its debut on October 10, 1982.
Get an intimate look at what makes woodpeckers so special.
"Woodpeckers: The Hole Story" premieres Wednesday, November 2nd at 8/7c on PBS. #NaturePBS pic.twitter.com/wdliLXO5Ar
— Nature (@PBSNature) October 21, 2022
A comic book based on the weekly one-hour series was briefly distributed to schools and museums for free at no cost in the middle of the 2000s. Such a comic book was meant to be utilized as an educational tool for children. The first season of NATURE was hosted on-camera by Donald Johanson, while George Page lent his voice for narration in the 1982 season, and with the following season in 1983, Geroge Page began serving as both the narrator as well as the on-camera host up until the year 2000 when the nineteenth season of the series aired.
For this, series host George Page was nominated for best Outstanding Individual Achievements in Informational Programming in 1986. In fact, the series in itself won two consecutive Emmy Awards for Best Outstanding Informational Series in 1988 and 1989. Since then, episodes of the natural history documentary program have been frequently narrated by Academy Award winner F. Murray Abraham alongside ecologist Chris Morgan.
Nature Season 41 Episode 2 Release Date
Each episode from the forty-first season of NATURE spans one hour, and new episodes of the same arrive on Wednesdays every week on PBS at 8 PM ET in the United States. Nature Season 41 Episode 2 is all set to kick off on Wednesday, October 26, 2022.
Moreover, the third episode is scheduled to come out next month on Wednesday, November 2, 2022.
Nature Season 41 Episode 2: How to Watch
Apart from the broadcast on PBS, the show may also be streamed on demand in the US PBS, DIRECTV with a subscription, or bought as a download on Apple iTunes, Amazon Video, and Google Play Movies.
For fans in the United Kingdom, NATURE Season 41 is available to watch on Virgin TV Go. Unfortunately, the series is currently not available to watch on any platform in Canada or even down under in Australia. However, fans are hoping to hear some good news very soon.
The brilliance of this legendary natural history series has been rightfully rewarded throughout the years, with NATURE getting nominated for a total of twenty-two Emmy Awards, winning 8 of them during its long run. Additionally, in 2000, it was nominated for best Outstanding Main Title Design. In fact, in 2007, the episode “Silence of the Bees” won the prestigious Peabody Award.
