Saving the Bay is a lively and timely public television series about one of America's greatest natural resources -- San Francisco Bay. Being shot in HDTV for national broadcast, Saving the Bay consists of four one-hour episodes focusing on the geological, cultural, and developmental history of San Francisco Bay and the larger northern California watershed from the Sierra Nevada mountains to the Farallon Islands in the Pacific Ocean.
Conceived as more than purely a television series, Saving the Bay is a huge public education project designed to raise awareness about San Francisco Bay -- its evolution, how we almost lost and then saved the Bay, and how we are planning the future of the Bay including wetland restoration, increased public access and balancing the often competing needs of a fragile ecosystem which is the centerpiece of a major urban area with over 7 million people.
Production is scheduled for completion by the end of 2007 with the first airings planned for April 2008 on Northern California Public Television -- KQED, KTEH and KCAH. National distribution will follow.
One can get to the website by searching for Saving the Bay. It's the title as one word "savingthebay" plus .org.
blatmo 10 months ago
@1974NFL
The narrator of the actual TV series is Robert Redford; the narrator for the 10 minute trailer is Marilyn Pittman. You can see Redford in the Introduction video piece on the program website. You can buy dvd or Blu-ray sets at the website plus there are 20 downloadable lesson plans for 4th through 12th grades in the Education section.
blatmo 10 months ago
who is the narrator?
1974NFL 10 months ago