← Refuge

Season 1

7 episodes · 2011

  1. 1Mattamuskeet

    13 Apr 2011 · 57 min

    Join the award winning film making team of Blake & Emily Scott as they bring to you the magnificent wildlife that encompasses Mattamuskeet National Wildlife Refuge. Explore the sights and sounds that make Mattamuskeet an icon in the animal kingdom.

  2. 2Pocosin Lakes

    22 Jan 2012 · 57 min

    Explore the fascinating habitats and wildlife that abound at Pocosin Lakes National Wildlife Refuge, a 110,000-acre national wildlife refuge in eastern North Carolina.

  3. 3Pea Island

    26 Jan 2012 · 57 min

    The power of the Atlantic Ocean is felt in dramatic footage of a hurricane and storms battering the coastline, as we are treated to astonishing shots of maritime wildlife that includes Finback Whales, Harbor Seals, Loggerhead Turtles and more.

  4. 4Roanoke River

    25 Apr 2012 · 57 min

    Sit on the edge of your seat and watch the landscape transform into a wildlife safari. A year and a half in the making, narrated by Denise Kelly, and over one hundred hours of footage condensed into a one hour and thirty minutes. Feel the drama as a mink attacks a water snake. Watch as beavers come out after a rainstorm and see reptiles, including six foot Cottonmouths, up close.

  5. 5Alligator River

    12 Oct 2013 · 57 min

    View some of the most jaw-dropping cinematography of wildlife the Alligator River National Wildlife Refuge has to offer. This 152,000 acre refuge borders Dare and Hyde Counties on North Carolina's eastern coast.

  6. 6Mackay Island

    03 Sep 2014 · 57 min

    Located along the Atlantic Flyway in northeastern North Carolina and southeastern Virginia lies an 8,138 acres Island/Peninsula that is truly a waterfowl haven. The birthplace of Ducks Unlimited.

  7. 7Swanquarterfinale

    10 Apr 2016 · 57 min

    Join the award winning film team of STRS Productions as they adventure into the brackish marshes and forested wetlands of Swanquarter National Wildlife Refuge. This 8,800 acre refuge is a paradise for both waterfowl and a large number of other wildlife species, lying along the shores of the Pamilico Sound in Hyde County North Carolina.