The Natural History Channel
This channel features videos on how-to film wildlife and how-to photograph wildlife. It also includes beautiful wildlife and nature documentaries, photographs, wildlife conservation/education films. The Natural History Channel is a collection of wildlife and nature videos and photographs that should not only inspire people to get out and enjoy the outdoors but also teach the younger generation to be stewards of the earth. The channel also features behind the scenes videos and podcasts of the filmmakers/photographers and their adventures. Curated by professional wildlife cinematographer and photographer Doug Gardner.
Subscribers: 21K Videos: 242 Total views: 1.4M Gravity: 63.7*
Channel URL: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC-kM2u8bHGLUDkKrmXW7syA/
Channel ID: UC-kM2u8bHGLUDkKrmXW7syA
Channel's country: 
United States
Channel was established: 20 November 2007.
Channel's Videos
rating from 329 viewers
Niches
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photography videos wildlife conservation
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The Natural History Channel added to FindAChannel 06 June 2022 (Channel #225626). Entry last modified 28 June 2025.
