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25 Beautiful Nature Documentaries to Watch for Earth Day

25 Beautiful Nature Documentaries to Watch on Earth Day

We live in a time when our beautiful planet is in much trouble, and with all that’s happening in the world, it’s more important than ever to learn how to take care of the environment. If you don’t believe me, you should check out these beautiful books from Penguin Classics Green Ideas series.

Why You Should Watch Nature Documentaries on the Earth Day?

A nature documentary can be a great way to connect with the world’s natural beauty and can often teach you things about the life around us that you didn’t know. Also, nature documentary films are a great way to learn how to take care of our planet from the comfort of our homes while learning something new.

If you didn’t already know, Earth Day is on April 22, 2022. You might wonder, “What can I do to celebrate Earth Day this year?” It is a special day when people gather to celebrate and care for our planet.

One way to celebrate Earth Day and learn something simultaneously is to watch documentaries. These 25 beautiful nature documentaries are a great way to celebrate Earth Day.

Treeline

Trees are the oldest living beings we come to know during our time on earth. Moreover, trees are always beautiful. Patagonia's latest documentary, Treeline, is a lovely documentary about trees. The documentary explores our relationship with the planet's oldest living things, trees through the eyes of a group of skiers, snowboarders, scientists, and healers to the birch forests of Japan, the red cedars of British Columbia, and the bristlecones of Nevada....
Netflix

Kedi

  • 2017
  • 7.6
Hundreds of thousands of cats have roamed the metropolis of Istanbul freely for thousands of years, wandering in and out of people's lives, impacting them in ways only an animal who lives between the worlds of the wild and the tamed can. Cats and their kittens bring joy and purpose to those they choose, giving people an opportunity to reflect on life and their place in it. In Istanbul, cats are the mirrors to ourselves....
Amazon
Netflix

Life in Color with David Attenborough

  • 2021
  • 8.2
David Attenborough explores the vital role that colour plays in the daily life of various species. For us humans, it is a source of aesthetic beauty and expression, but for animals it is an essential tool used for survival and without it, there would be catastrophic consequences. Colours help animals to win a mate, to fight off rivals and to warn enemies. Attenborough explores nature's use of colour using technological advancements in camera equipment to reveal the world, as seen...
Amazon
Netflix

Degrees of Uncertainty

Degrees of Uncertainty is an animated documentary about climate science, uncertainty, and knowing when to trust the experts. Using cinematic visualizations, the film travels through 20,000 years of natural temperature changes before highlighting the rapid warming of the last half century....
Netflix

Tadpoles: The Big Little Migration

For four years, Maxwel Hohn filmed the movements of millions of tadpoles in a small lake in British Columbia, resulting in an 8-minute short film called Tadpoles: The Big Little Migration. The underwater cinematography in this is absolutely incredible....
Netflix

How to Bee

Through archival photographs and interviews with family, it explores the history of Don Mark's beekeeping in the Yukon and traces his journey in the present day as he spends the summer passing his knowledge onto his daughter....
Netflix

More Than Honey

In "More Than Honey, in-depth investigation of honeybee colonies in California, Switzerland, China, and Australia is presented. This documentary features interviews with beekeepers, biologists, and other experts who explore the disappearance of bee populations around the world and what this trend may imply for today's society. At the 86th Annual Academy Awards, it was submitted for the Oscar in the Best Film in a Foreign Language category....
Amazon
Netflix

The Ivory Game

This Netflix documentary (produced by Leonardo DiCaprio) goes undercover to investigate the ivory trade (both illegal and legal), and brings to light the horrific practice of elephant tusk poaching. A call to action for activists and governments alike, The Ivory Game sheds light on and condemns the international ivory trade to prevent the imminent and violent extinction of elephants. Since its release, some of the poachers seen in the film have been apprehended and sentenced to years in prison....
Netflix
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