Nature: Season 7
Season 7 Lore Primer
Key plot threads, lore context, and character stakes you need to remember before diving into this season.
- Directly follows the overarching narrative developments of Nature Season 6.
- Faction dynamics and core character alliances shift under escalating external stakes.
- Crucial mysteries introduced previously reach key turning points and narrative reckonings.
- Sets up serialized story arcs that build directly toward the climactic season finale.
Episode Guide
Season 7 Progress Shield
Bonebreakers' Mountain
Oct 9, 1988 · 53 min
An exploration of the Spanish Pyrenees mountains and the bearded "bonebreaker" vulture that lives in this harsh environment.
Extremadura: Spain's Forgotten Forest
Oct 16, 1988 · 53 min
Explores Spain's Extremadura, an oak forest and wilderness plain, home to griffin vultures, imperial eagles, genets and other animals native to Africa.
Peacock's War
Oct 30, 1988 · 53 min
Former Vietnam medic Doug Peacock lives as a firewatcher and conservationist in Montana's Glacier National Park.
Nature of Australia: a Portrait of the Island Continent: A Separate Creation
Nov 13, 1988 · 53 min
Examines marsupials and others animals which have evolved because of Australia's isolation from the rest of the world.
Nature of Australia: a Portrait of the Island Continent: Seas Under Capricorn
Nov 20, 1988 · 53 min
Two distinct marine worlds meet in the waters that encircle Australia. In its long voyage into isolation following its breakaway from Gondwana, 45 million years ago, the island con
Nature of Australia: a Portrait of the Island Continent: the Making of the Bush
Nov 27, 1988 · 53 min
A koala up a gumtree is the classic image of the Australian bush. How that odd partnership evolved is one of the strands woven into this episode of Nature Of Australia. The progra
Nature of Australia: a Portrait of the Island Continent: the Sunburnt Country
Dec 4, 1988 · 53 min
Australia's arid interior is often called the dead heart. In fact, it teems with life, supported by a hidden network of buried rivers recharged by rare but heavy rains. This episo
Nature of Australia: a Portrait of the Island Continent: the Land of Flood and Fire
Dec 11, 1988 · 53 min
Australia's northward drift slowed down when it collided with Asia about 15 million years ago - in the upheavals, chains of islands were thrust up and eventually they became the st
Nature of Australia: A Portrait of the Island Continent: End of Isolation
Dec 18, 1988 · 53 min
Modern Australians want to recapture the Aborigines ability to live harmoniously with indigenous plants and animals.
Night Hunters
Jan 8, 1989 · 53 min
The different types of owls and the characteristics which make them ideal birds of prey.
Beyond Timbuktu
Feb 5, 1989 · 53 min
Wildlife artist Bruce Pearson sketches the various bird species found in the arid lands of Western Africa's Mali, through which the River Niger flows.
Under the Emerald Sea
Feb 19, 1989 · 53 min
Explores the Pacific Ocean off the coast of Vancouver, B.C.
Wild Waterfalls
Feb 26, 1989 · 53 min
Explores the variety of local environments found around waterfalls in Africa, South and North America.
Meerkats United / The Bee-Team
Mar 5, 1989 · 53 min
Profiles of the Kalahari Desert's gray meerkat or mongoose, and a Kenyan colony of bee-eater birds.
Icebird
Mar 12, 1989 · 53 min
The Adelie penguin is observed at the Cape Bird nesting site on Antarctica's Ross Island.
Mozu the Snow Monkey
Mar 19, 1989 · 53 min
Chronicling the life of "Mozu the Snow Monkey," a macaque with deformed limbs that's survived harsh winters in Japan's highlands to raise seven offspring. The complex social struct
The Everglades: Rain Machine
Mar 26, 1989 · 53 min
Examines the role computers play in managing the Everglades and whether this vital freshwater marsh will survive the effects of diking, draining and development.
Islands in the Sky
Apr 16, 1989 · 53 min
Unique animals and plants flourish atop mist-shrouded Venezuelan plateaus thousands of feet above the surrounding jungle.
Rulers of the Wind
Apr 30, 1989 · 53 min
Scientists study birds of prey, creatures historically admired and hated, as indicators of environmental damage.
Kariba: the Lake that Made a Dent
May 14, 1989 · 53 min
Wildlife flourishes around the manmade lake conservationists denounced 30 years ago at its creation.