Sunrise is nature's alarm clock for the land, the sea, and for the creatures of the earth. Journey into the landscape to enjoy the tranquil sights and ambient sounds at first light of day.
Sunrise is nature's alarm clock for the land, the sea and the myriad of creatures that call this planet home. Accompany this tranquil, high definition journey into the landscape and enjoy the sights and ambient sounds at first light of a new day dawning.
They've had seven months of sleep, but now the world's largest population of unhunted brown bears are ready for the sun in Katmai National Park, Alaska. They begin the morning in the meadow, playfully mating and grazing on the high protein tidal sedge.
A tidal lagoon flushes its night load of water under the shadow of the Alaska's Augustine volcano, a perfect cone that last erupted in 1986. This is a land where the earth quakes an average of once every 30 sunrises.
