CONCORD, N.H. -- Come face-to-face with wild things; meet fascinating
outdoor experts; and explore New Hampshire's most remote and pristine
places when the award-winning Wildlife Journal television series kicks
off its fourth season Thursday, October 6, 2005 @ 9 p.m. The popular
series, co-produced by the New Hampshire Fish and Game Department and
New Hampshire Public Television (NHPTV), is part of NHPTV's new Thursday
night local programming line-up.
In this season's Wildlife Journal episodes, viewers will visit New
Hampshire's great trout streams, follow the Connecticut River through
the heart of the Granite State and learn about loons, black bears,
woodcocks, and more! Cameras capture animals in the wild and transport
viewers to remote and ruggedly beautiful places across the state. Hosts
Willem Lange and Lisa Densmore introduce viewers to fascinating people
and local experts -- all deeply connected to the natural world through
wildlife research, fishing, hunting and other outdoor pursuits. Each
half-hour program includes two top features and a Wild Ways and a Wild
Places segment. Wild Ways offers "how-to" tips on a variety of outdoor
activities. Wild Places features areas of scenic or recreational
interest in the Granite State.
"We have spectacular natural resources in New Hampshire," said Jon
Charpentier, educational and broadcast media manager for the New
Hampshire Fish and Game Department and executive producer of the
program. "Wildlife Journal brings it all together, helping viewers
across New England explore and understand our wildlife heritage and what
it means to our quality of life."
"We're delighted to offer a fourth season of Wildlife Journal," said
Peter Frid, NHPTV's General Manager and CEO. "The program's spotlight on
the state's wildlife and beautiful outdoor spaces is a favorite with our
viewers. And we're pleased that professional and peer organizations
continue to honor our work, including four regional Emmy Awards."
The Wildlife Journal program schedule, with airdates and episode
descriptions, is available at http://www.wildlifejournal.tv.
The New Hampshire Fish and Game Department protects and manages wildlife
and habitat, informs and educates people of all ages and provides
opportunities for people to use and appreciate the state's natural
resources. Visit www.wildlife.state.nh.us.
Beyond its award-winning local and national television programs, NHPTV
is a leader in education and community outreach. For more information
about NHPTV programs that entertain, educate and enrich, visit
www.nhptv.org/pressroom. NHPTV serves Northern New England on Channels
11 Durham, 15 Hanover, 18 Pittsburg, 49 Littleton, 52 Keene, and on
Digital Channels 57 Durham, 48 Littleton and 49 Keene.
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