Earth Report 09: Rick Morris Footage To Air On Nat Geo Channel
By Jason Heller, April 21, 2009 @ 01:00 AM (EST)
Preparing for Earth Day?
We are very proud to announce that the video work from our very own Rick Morris will be featured in National Geographic Channel's Earth Day special "Earth Report, State of The Planet 2009".
Rick has been working with the Census for Marine Life for the last year and has been shooting some very interesting projects with scientists who are discovering new species every time we check in with them. Congrats to Rick and the team - we look forward to watching the series on Nat Geo.
Earth Report 2009 looks like it is going to be a great series (no surprise there), and there are a few underwater episodes.
Tune in on April 22nd to National Geographc "Earth Report".
About Earth Report
2008 was the International Year of Planet Earth, marked by astounding scientific breakthroughs in the understanding of our world as well as by devastating reminders of how much the Earth has left to teach us. These scientific breakthroughs will form the core of this years Earth Report. Young high-energy experts from around the globe will be our guide, while stunning archival footage will provide our window into the front lines of science. From advances in predicting earthquakes and typhoons, to dazzling insights into the Northern lights and supervolcanoes, to the discovery of one hundred thousand endangered gorillas, this was a year to remember.
2008 was the International Year of Planet Earth, marked by astounding scientific breakthroughs in the understanding of our world as well as by devastating reminders of how much the Earth has left to teach us. These scientific breakthroughs will form the core of this years Earth Report. Young high-energy experts from around the globe will be our guide, while stunning archival footage will provide our window into the front lines of science. From advances in predicting earthquakes and typhoons, to dazzling insights into the Northern lights and supervolcanoes, to the discovery of one hundred thousand endangered gorillas, this was a year to remember.
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