List of Lorne Greene's New Wilderness episodes
Lorne Greene's New Wilderness was a wildlife documentary series that ran from 1982 to 1987 with 104 episodes.
Season 1: 1982–1983
Title | Broadcast date | Episode |
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"The Hunters of Chubut" | September 14, 1982 | 1 |
On the rugged coast of Argentinia, Sea Lions battle one another to breed and to survive attacks from Killer Whales.[1][2] | ||
"A Love story, the Canada Goose" | September 21, 1982 | 2 |
The Canada Goose's persistence is surviving various threats from other animals and man is examined.[3] | ||
"The Wild Man of the Forest--The Orangutan" | September 28, 1982 | 3 |
The work of a female Borneo research station employee who returns Orangutans to the jungle is documented.[4] | ||
"Super Bear--The Grizzly" | October 5, 1982 | 4 |
The awesome strength of the Grizzly Bear is observed in Alaska.[5] | ||
"The Cheetah: Mother on the Run" | October 12, 1982 | 5 |
A vulnerable African Cheetah mother fights for her life.[6] | ||
"Old Dog, New Tricks" | October 19, 1982 | 6 |
The new ways the Coyote is adapting to mankind's wiles are examined.[7] | ||
"The Elephant People" | October 26, 1982 | 7 |
With the help of mankind, a month-old Elephant races across the flood desert of Southwest Africa to find his missing family.[8] | ||
"Heart of a Lion" | November 2, 1982 | 8 |
Outcast Lions that live a very different lifestyle from other animals of their type are examine.[9] | ||
"Demon Dogs" | November 9, 1982 | 9 |
A look at the wild dogs whohave joined together on the plains called the Serengeti.[10][11] | ||
"Elk, Mother Nature's Lonesome Cowboys" | November 16, 1982 | 10 |
Two Elk battle for the right to breed, then the winner tries to survive the harsh winter season.[12] | ||
"Prisoners of the Dunes" | November 23, 1982 | 11 |
The sand dunes of southwest Africa's Namib Desert, whose evolution was frozen 50 million years ago and produced some highly unusual creatures, are examined.[13] | ||
"Army Ants, Sisterhood of Fear" | November 30, 1982 | 12 |
A trip into the jungles of Columbia to meet the Hamatum, a tribe of nomadic ants.[14] | ||
"Five Seasons of the Fox" | December 7, 1982 | 13 |
The secret lives of three generations of Red Foxes are examined.[15] | ||
"The Scariest Place on Earth" | December 14, 1982 | 14 |
Mammals fight with reptiles for control of the gloomy Columbia rain forest along the Putamayo River.[16] | ||
"Master Hunter of the Night" | January 4, 1983 | 15 |
The Great Horned Owl, one of the most famed predators in nature, is profiled.[17] | ||
"Highrise Jungle" | January 11, 1983 | 16 |
A look at a squirrel monkey's struggle for life in a Brazilian rainforest.[18] | ||
"Death on the Wing" | January 18, 1983 | 17 |
A young Golden Eagle manages to survive all of nature's hazards until it encounters the bright, hot Texas sun.[19] | ||
"Close Encounters of the Deep Kind" | January 25, 1983 | 18 |
Intelligent Humpbacked Whales are forced to evade pirate whaling ships and Killer Whales to reach their feeding waters.[20] | ||
"Soft wWite Death" | February 1, 1983 | 19 |
The animal residents of Churchill, Manitoba - dubbed the Polar Bear capital of the world.[21] | ||
"Cry Wolf" | February 8, 1983 | 20 |
A Wolf pack battles against man and the elements in a desperate bid to avoid extinction.[22] | ||
"Bald Eagle Rising" | February 15, 1983 | 21 |
A look at the bald eagle, which is on the edge of extinction but making a comeback with a little help from its human friends.[23] | ||
"Treacherous Paradise" | February 22, 1983 | 22 |
This week's episode looks at life on a coral reef in the Pacific.[24] | ||
"The Beach Invaders" | March 1, 1983 | 23 |
The Northern Elephant seal whose escape from extinction is posing a new problem for both itself and mankind, is profiled.[25] | ||
"Tuxedo Junction" | March 8, 1983 | 24 |
The penguins and other birds residing in the Falkland Islands.[26] | ||
"Tales of the Snow Monkey" | March 15, 1983 | 25 |
The adaptations of the Japanese Snow Monkey to snow conditions for the purpose of survival is examined.[27] | ||
"The Perilous Voyage" | March 22, 1983 | 26 |
A young Fur Seal makes a run for survival to the North barely escaping hunters along the way.[28] |
Season 2: 1983–1984
Title | Broadcast date | Episode |
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"The Jaws of Life" | 09/27/1983 | 1 |
The last remaining Nile Crocodiles are studied on the swampy shoreline of Kenya's Lake Turkhana.[29] | ||
"Builders of the World" | 10/04/1983 | 2 |
Threats, including predatory animals and flash flood, endanger a family of Beavers trying to build a new home.[30] | ||
"The Big Sting" | 10/11/1983 | 3 |
The battle to contain African Killer Bees in South America is examined.[31] | ||
"Gauntlet Beach" | 10/18/1983 | 4 |
The last giant sea turtles fight to survive against man and nature.[32] | ||
"The Great Capelin Caper" | 10/25/1983 | 5 |
The springtime return of Capelin to the cold water of Newfoundland is highlighted.[33] | ||
"A Tale of Two Leopards" | 11/01/1983 | 6 |
A male Leopard's return to his home in southern Kenya places him, a female Leopard and her cub in jeopardy.[34] | ||
"Living Lightning" | 11/08/1983 | 7 |
The Peregrine Falcon, a predator being saved from extinction in North America's southern regions, is examined.[35] | ||
"Swamp Things" | 11/15/1983 | 8 |
The unusual waters of the Florida Everglades are visited.[36] | ||
"Song of the North" | November 22, 1983 | 9 |
Wildlife that flourishes during Alaska's brief summer. | ||
"Keeper of the Glades" | 11/29/1983 | 10 |
A visit to Florida's Everglades and a look at the alligators which create the waterholes that keep all the creatures of the swamp alive through winter's drought. | ||
"Wild Horses" | 12/06/1983 | 11 |
Wild Stallions in Nevada battle for mares and face off against man, their greatest enemy.[37] | ||
"Bonecrusher" | 12/13/1983 | 12 |
The plains of Africa is the setting for this look at nature's most brutal creatures, the Hyena.[38] | ||
"Saturday Morning Live" | 01/10/1984 | 13 |
Today: the desert rattlesnake and the roadrunner. | ||
"Big Bird" | 01/17/1984 | 14 |
A visit to the Serengeti Plains to watch ostriches mate and raise their young. | ||
"Get Along with Little Doggies" | 01/24/1984 | 15 |
A rancher nearly wipes out a whole food chain in his efforts to rid his ranch of Prairie Dogs.[39] | ||
"Summer Ice" | 01/31/1984 | 16 |
Antarctica, the seventh continent, is visited to observe Adelie Penguins breed on the summer ice.[40] | ||
"Last of the Monsters" | 02/28/1984 | 17 |
An octopus battles its under sea enemy and a moray eel presents its survival skills of going from camouflage to combat.[41] | ||
"Wild in the City" | 03/06/1984 | 19 |
A family of Raccoons take over an attic and learn to survive the dangers of the asphalt jungle.[42] | ||
"Planet of the Baboons" | 03/13/1984 | 20 |
A Baboon "king" faces a bloody challenge to his throne.[43] | ||
"The Vampire Strikes Back" | 03/20/1984 | 21 |
The mysteries, myths and fears surrounding the Vampire Bat are explored.[44] | ||
"The California Rough Riders" | TBA | TBA |
Travels to the coast of California where a sea otter and her pup ride the Pacific Ocean's rough waters to evade predatory white sharks. | ||
"Jackal be Nimble" | 06/12/1984 | 22 |
A visit to the Serengeti Plains to witness a year in the life of a Golden Jackal. |
Season 3: 1984–1985
Title | Broadcast date | Episode |
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"Like Cats and Dogs" | 9/25/1984 | 1 |
A comparison of the behavior of Bobcats and Coyote with their domestic counterparts, pet cats and dogs.[45] | ||
"The Bottom Line" | 10/02/1984 | 2 |
An exploration of the sometimes unorthodox behavior of animals that inhabit the coral reef.[46] | ||
"Pretty Poison" | 10/09/1984 | 3 |
A look at the annual migration of Monarch butterflies. | ||
"Devil Island : Survival Tactics of the Mona Iguana" | 10/16/1984 | 4 |
Featuring a trip to Mona Island in the Caribbean for a visit with one of the world's largest lizards. | ||
"Inky, Dinky Spider" | 10/23/1984 | 5 |
Inky, Dinky, Spider. A visit to the Florida Everglades to watch spiders feed on insects. | ||
"Frozen Eden" | 10/30/1984 | 6 |
A visit to Ungava peninsula to watch the world's last great caribou herd on its annual migration. | ||
"The Claws of the Fisherman" | 11/06/1984 | 7 |
A visit to Florida to look at how the osprey which once thrived in the almost ideal environment of Florida Bay now grapples with a fight for survival. | ||
"Huntress" | 11/13/1984 | 8 |
A young cougar is driven from the family den in the Colorado Rockies and searches for a new home. | ||
"The Cuddly Plague" | 11/20/1984 | 9 |
The story of how half a billion rabbits overran Australia and transformedpasture into desert. | ||
"The Rise of the Great Salt Lake" | 11/27/1984 | 10 |
An examination into the threat to wildlife posed by the continually rising water level of Utah's Great Salt Lake. | ||
"Yesterday's Heroes" | 12/04/1984 | 11 |
A look at Australia and how the last of the wild horses, donkeys and camels are struggling to survive. | ||
"Bird Wars" | 12/11/1984 | 12 |
Off the coast of California, rival flocks of nesting gulls and terns battle for territorial rights and survival.[47] | ||
"The Ascent of Chimps. / Part I" | 01/08/1985 | 13 |
A look at the Chimpanzee community at the Arnhem Zoo in the Netherlands, where the animals display qualities of human behavior.[48] | ||
"White Lightning" | 01/15/1985 | 14 |
A look at a Snowy Owl's attempt to keep her offspring alive after her mate is killed.[49] | ||
"The Enchanted Forest" | 01/22/1985 | 15 |
A look at the battles of Red Deer stag during the autumn rut in a Yugoslavian forest.[50] | ||
"Mother Goose" | 01/29/1985 | 16 |
In this exploration of the world of a nature cinematographer, Canadian movie-maker Bill Garrick explains how he found a way to photograph geese in flight by building a wind tunnel big enough to accommodate a six-foot wing span. | ||
"Kindness kills: Discover the Dark Secrets of the Black Bear" | 02/05/1985 | 17 |
The difficult problems caused by the intermingling of men and bears in Banff National Park.[51] | ||
"It's a Male's World: Baboons in a Battle of the Sexes" | 02/12/1985 | 18 |
A study of the male dominance of the Hamadryas Baboons of Ethiopia.[52] |
Season 4: 1985–1986
Title | Broadcast date | Episode |
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"Koala" | 09/10/1985 | 1 |
A look at two Koala bears' struggle for survival.[53] | ||
"Goin' South" | 09/17/1985 | 2 |
This exploration of migration follows a young red-tailed hawk's flight from Quebec to Florida. | ||
"The Ascent of the Chimps. / Part II" | 09/24/1985 | 3 |
A visit to the Arnhem Zoo where an older male chimp tries to take over as leader. | ||
"Upstairs/Downstairs" | 10/01/1985 | 4 |
A profile of New Zealand's unique bird population including the New Zealand Falcon, Harrier Hawk and Royal Spoonbill.[54] | ||
"Heart of Africa. / Part I" | 10/08/1985 | 5 |
The Wildebeests of Africa try to dodge scavengers including Hyenas, Lions, Cheetahs and Wild Dogs.[55] | ||
"Heart of Africa. / Part II" | 10/15/1985 | 6 |
Herds of Wildebeests in Africa trek southward and face the risksof floods and droughts.[56] | ||
"Catch a Falling Stork" | 10/22/1985 | 7 |
A vicious summer storm endangers the local stork population in southern Hungary and the villagers go on a rescue mission. | ||
"Life and Times of the Badger Twins" | 10/29/1985 | 8 |
A look at two badger orphans as they help each other to maturity. | ||
"Termites of Endearment" | 11/19/1985 | 9 |
The huge, fortress like structures of East Africa's termites are examined.[57] | ||
"So Long, King Kong" | 11/26/1985 | 10 |
Scientists become friends with a family of Mountain Gorillas in the volcanic mountain ranges of central Africa.[58] | ||
"Big Bird Blues" | 12/03/1985 | 11 |
Great Blue Herons battle hunger while raising their young along the St. Lawrence River.[59] | ||
"Running Dogs" | 12/17/1985 | 12 |
A Dingo, the Australian wild dog, makes a dash for freedom.[60] | ||
"Shrinking Giant" | 01/07/1986 | 13 |
An examination of how the ivory trade is destroying African elephants. | ||
"The Devil's Last Stand" | 01/14/1986 | 14 |
A female Tasmanian Devil is followed as she struggles to survive in a hostile environment.[61] | ||
"Action of the Tiger" | 01/28/1986 | 15 |
The traditional methods of hunting down a man-eating Tiger and a Tigress pursuit of wild game are the focus of this look at the return from near-extinction of India's Tigers.[62] | ||
"Odd Bird Out" | 02/04/1986 | 16 |
The Black Stilt of New Zealand, on the brink of extinction, battles for survival.[63] | ||
"Rescue at the Shore" | 02/11/1986 | 17 |
A look at the techniques employed to rescue stranded whales on the beaches of Tasmania.[64] | ||
"Apes of Barbary" | 03/11/1986 | 18 |
Four troops of Barbary Macaques are relocated from a French zoo to the mountain wilderness of Morocco.[65] |
Season 5: 1986–1987
Title | Broadcast date | Episode |
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TBA | 09/09/1986 | 1 |
A look at a recovery team's work preserve the rapidly disappearing California Condor from extinction.[66] | ||
TBA | 09/16/1986 | 2 |
A visit to the Soviet Union to explore the world of the European wolf.[67] | ||
TBA | 09/23/1986 | 3 |
A profile of a feral cat and its struggle to survive on the streets of London.[68] | ||
TBA | 09/30/1986 | 4 |
A look at Australia's kangaroo industry, described as the largest wildlife slaughter in the world. | ||
TBA | 10/07/1986 | 5 |
A look at underwater life in a pond. | ||
"Kiss of the Spider" | 10/14/1986 | 6 |
A male tarantula, in search for a mate, leaves the safety of his burrow to face predators and a possibly deadly in the Arizona desert.[69][70] | ||
"Long Live the King" | 10/21/1986 | 7 |
A look at obstacles faced by Atlantic Salmon: at the adults as they return to their place of birth to spawn; at the next generation as they attempt to reach the ocean.[71] | ||
TBA | 10/28/1986 | 8 |
West Germany's Black Forest [72] | ||
TBA | 11/04/1986 | 9 |
Attempts by a research team in Australian waters to capture and tag a Great White Shark.[73] | ||
TBA | 11/11/1986 | 10 |
A study on how Rhesus Monkeys living within Katmandu, Nepal's Buddhist and Hindu temples, have adapted to man's urban world.[74] | ||
TBA | 11/18/1986 | 11 |
In the Australian outback, a female buzzard reveals her method for gaining a family.[75] | ||
TBA | 11/25/1986 | 12 |
A young lioness matures in the semi-desert of Southwest Africa.[76] | ||
TBA | 12/02/1986 | 13 |
An 18-foot, one tonne crocodile returns to his ancestral breeding river in Australia only to discover that crocodiles his size are no longer welcome.[77] | ||
TBA | 12/08/1986 | 14 |
Brought to Finland in the 1920s theAmerican mink has flourished and multitudes of descendants in the fields and forests of Northern Finland.[78] | ||
TBA | 01/13/1987 | 15 |
On Midway Atoll, a look at the clumsy birds known as Laysan Albatross and why they've earned the nickname Gooney birds.[79] | ||
TBA | 01/20/1987 | 16 |
A young golden eagle compeyes for survival with a pine martin north of the Arctic circle in Finland. | ||
TBA | 01/27/1987 | 17 |
A jaguar and an ocelot travel through the Amazon jungle in Peru. | ||
TBA | 02/03/1987 | 18 |
A young fox faces life as an orphan after his mother is poisoned. | ||
TBA | 02/10/1987 | 19 |
A look at silver-backed jackals. | ||
TBA | 02/24/1987 | 20 |
A look at the wild ponies of Dartmoor. |
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