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Wildtrack was a highly successful nature series for children, running from 1981 through several series to the early 90s. The series was produced from Natural History New Zealand’s (then TVNZ’s Natural History Unit) Dunedin base and this final episode for 1990 looks at the natural world of the Otago Peninsula and harbour, from unique inhabitants: royal albatross, fur seals, and yellow-eyed penguin; to myth-busting explanations of the pot of gold at the end of a rainbow, lichen, and mudflat cricket. It includes the year’s bloopers reel.
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Television, 1990 (Full Length Episode)
Another episode of the award-winning kid’s nature TV series
Film, 1984 (Trailer)
A thriller featuring a photographer whose subject is yellow-eyed penguin
Television, 1997 (Full Length)
Also features royal albatross and yellow-eyed penguin
Television, 1990 (Full Length)
This David Bellamy-presented doco also features Yellow-eyed penguin
Film, 2001 (Full Length)
This doco on artist Ralph Hotere features mussel collecting on Otago mudflats
Television, 1973 (Full Length Episode)
Telly science for an earlier generation
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