Explore our beautiful environment, the places and the animals that make eco-travel one of the fastest growing sectors in the leisure and travel industry. Discovery HD World, the 24-hour high definition channel takes viewers to some of the most exotic locations where people are coming together in a bid to preserve the planet. Featuring eco-travel adventure, its new travel series TRAVEL WILD takes viewers on an exploration of some of the world's most important environmental travel destinations. Captured in amazing high definition detail on Discovery HD World, TRAVEL WILD unfolds the secrets of Mother Nature.
Starting June 27th, TRAVEL WILD will air every Wednesday at 8 pm and repeat on Friday at 10 pm (till September) on Discovery HD World.
Join wildlife filmmaker and adventurer Lin Sutherland, as she embarks on an eco-journey to learn how to travel with minimal impact in some of the world’s irreplaceable environments. Each episode of TRAVEL WILD showcases stunning destinations and goes below the surface to meet eco-operators, locals and experts who work together to keep that destination so special. The series highlights our world’s wonderful natural assets. Lin Sutherland, through the series shows viewers that eco-travel is an important part of preserving the future of our environments.
Lin Sutherland partners with Earth Check, the leaders in eco-tourism, to uncover the world’s best practices in sustainable tourism. TRAVEL WILD sensitises audience on the impact of tourism on these incredible destinations and the role of a responsible traveller.
During her journey, Lin takes the audience to the stunning Daintree rainforest located in Tropical North Queensland. She hikes through the breath-taking scenery of the world's oldest rainforest, gets pampered under crystal clear spring waters, meets the smiling local crocodile residents and experiences the best in eco-travel within this magical area. Lin also explores the dramatic scenery of the Great Ocean Road in Victoria and Nitmuluk in the Northern Territory. She jumps aboard the eco-certified luxurious Kimberley Quest to explore the Kimberley from the ocean, then by coach to view the incredible inland landscapes before finding the perfect resort in the heart of the Kimberley.
During her journey Lin camps out on an iceberg, swims in a lake filled with thousands of non-stinging jellyfish and goes in search of the feared Anaconda. She bicycles on salt pans and hikes the peaks of ancient volcanoes. Her accommodations include a luxury bush camp and some of the most dreamy over-water villas. These are all places that operate in a manner designed to preserve the planet and support host communities. They are part of a growing number of operators that are committed to sustainable travel. TRAVEL WILD captures the perfect picture of life in a rapidly vanishing world. It takes viewers on journeys to places many thought existed only in the dreamtime, and offers the chance to learn from a past that shows how to we might better navigate our future.
TRAVEL WILD is a fun, fast paced and action packed series, getting to the heart of eco-adventure which is amazingly raw yet wonderfully refined at the same time.
Some of the episodes in the series are:
Mayan Palace Entertainment
Hop onto eco-expeditions with Lin to explore a geographical phenomenon that scientists attribute to the meteors’ impacts and learn how the tourism industry and local residents are playing their part in presenting and interpreting the natural and cultural environment in a goal for the long-term future of such a sought after destination. When it comes to the Riviera Maya, the white, sandy beaches, the turquoise colors of the Caribbean Sea and, of course, its colourful wildlife is expected. But what none realises is the habitat, culture and unique things that go with it. It is a place which still preserves its endangered species. But not only that, it also has some underwater cave systems called Cenotes. Cenotes is a whole system of caves and underwater ground system which is actually linked together, and Lin Sutherland jumps in to what could possibly be one of the longest water systems in the entire world.
Oamaru, South Island – New Zealand
On her quest to uncover the world’s best practice in sustainable tourism Lin lands up in the land of the long white cloud, Aotearoa. Most people know this country as New Zealand, and it has a tourism reputation for being 100 percent pure. But what is being done to protect this clean, green image? Visit four of Earth Check’s certified operators on the South Island who are each taking a different approach to doing their bid. Walk around the historic town of Oamar which is about two-thirds of the way down the South Island of New Zealand on the eastern side which gives a feeling if getting back a hundred years in time.
Sam’s Tours – Palau
In this episode, Lin embarks on one of most beautiful place on the earth. The Republic of Palau is really a heaven on earth. With hundreds of tropical limestone islands scattered along the equator surrounded by a barrier reef, beautiful white sandy beaches, vertical drop-offs and forested inland lakes, it is truly a world class environment. It consists of a string of islands along an oceanic ridge in the westernmost part of the North Pacific. 800 kilometers east of the Philippines, 660 kilometers north of Ngaruangel and 2,000 kilometers north of Australia. The best thing, this place has also been recently declared a shark sanctuary, and its marine life is second to none, so this opens the door for an incredible sustainable tourism industry.
Port Moresby, Papua New Guinea
Experience the Indian culture culture with Lin Sutherland as she visits Port Moresby Papua New Guinea, a country that boasts dramatic natural beauty that is characterized by jungle-clad mountains and underwater reefs. It has over 800 tribes and over 800 different languages and every single tribe has their own customs, their own dances and their own rituals. Palau is an untouched paradise above and below the water line.
Antarctica
Lin explores glassy calm Antarctica where barely anybody gets to where she is right now, but looking around and seeing how pristine it looks and how untouched the wildlife is she realizes there are some places left on earth that should stay just the way they are. This journey will take the viewers across one of the wildest stretches of ocean, past the Sub-Antarctic islands to the most southern and isolated continent in the world, Antarctica.
About Discovery HD World
Discovery HD World is a global high-definition television network offering factual and lifestyle entertainment that fulfills the promise of high-definition technology. Delivering the ideal viewing experience, Discovery HD World brings audiences even closer to their world with breathtaking imagery and expansive detail, featuring programming on the wonders of the world ranging from culture, science and natural history to travel and lifestyle themes. Discovery offers HD services in more than 80 markets, including the United States.
Sourced From: Corporate Voice Weber Shandwick
Starting June 27th, TRAVEL WILD will air every Wednesday at 8 pm and repeat on Friday at 10 pm (till September) on Discovery HD World.
Join wildlife filmmaker and adventurer Lin Sutherland, as she embarks on an eco-journey to learn how to travel with minimal impact in some of the world’s irreplaceable environments. Each episode of TRAVEL WILD showcases stunning destinations and goes below the surface to meet eco-operators, locals and experts who work together to keep that destination so special. The series highlights our world’s wonderful natural assets. Lin Sutherland, through the series shows viewers that eco-travel is an important part of preserving the future of our environments.
Lin Sutherland partners with Earth Check, the leaders in eco-tourism, to uncover the world’s best practices in sustainable tourism. TRAVEL WILD sensitises audience on the impact of tourism on these incredible destinations and the role of a responsible traveller.
During her journey, Lin takes the audience to the stunning Daintree rainforest located in Tropical North Queensland. She hikes through the breath-taking scenery of the world's oldest rainforest, gets pampered under crystal clear spring waters, meets the smiling local crocodile residents and experiences the best in eco-travel within this magical area. Lin also explores the dramatic scenery of the Great Ocean Road in Victoria and Nitmuluk in the Northern Territory. She jumps aboard the eco-certified luxurious Kimberley Quest to explore the Kimberley from the ocean, then by coach to view the incredible inland landscapes before finding the perfect resort in the heart of the Kimberley.
During her journey Lin camps out on an iceberg, swims in a lake filled with thousands of non-stinging jellyfish and goes in search of the feared Anaconda. She bicycles on salt pans and hikes the peaks of ancient volcanoes. Her accommodations include a luxury bush camp and some of the most dreamy over-water villas. These are all places that operate in a manner designed to preserve the planet and support host communities. They are part of a growing number of operators that are committed to sustainable travel. TRAVEL WILD captures the perfect picture of life in a rapidly vanishing world. It takes viewers on journeys to places many thought existed only in the dreamtime, and offers the chance to learn from a past that shows how to we might better navigate our future.
TRAVEL WILD is a fun, fast paced and action packed series, getting to the heart of eco-adventure which is amazingly raw yet wonderfully refined at the same time.
Some of the episodes in the series are:
Mayan Palace Entertainment
Hop onto eco-expeditions with Lin to explore a geographical phenomenon that scientists attribute to the meteors’ impacts and learn how the tourism industry and local residents are playing their part in presenting and interpreting the natural and cultural environment in a goal for the long-term future of such a sought after destination. When it comes to the Riviera Maya, the white, sandy beaches, the turquoise colors of the Caribbean Sea and, of course, its colourful wildlife is expected. But what none realises is the habitat, culture and unique things that go with it. It is a place which still preserves its endangered species. But not only that, it also has some underwater cave systems called Cenotes. Cenotes is a whole system of caves and underwater ground system which is actually linked together, and Lin Sutherland jumps in to what could possibly be one of the longest water systems in the entire world.
Oamaru, South Island – New Zealand
On her quest to uncover the world’s best practice in sustainable tourism Lin lands up in the land of the long white cloud, Aotearoa. Most people know this country as New Zealand, and it has a tourism reputation for being 100 percent pure. But what is being done to protect this clean, green image? Visit four of Earth Check’s certified operators on the South Island who are each taking a different approach to doing their bid. Walk around the historic town of Oamar which is about two-thirds of the way down the South Island of New Zealand on the eastern side which gives a feeling if getting back a hundred years in time.
Sam’s Tours – Palau
In this episode, Lin embarks on one of most beautiful place on the earth. The Republic of Palau is really a heaven on earth. With hundreds of tropical limestone islands scattered along the equator surrounded by a barrier reef, beautiful white sandy beaches, vertical drop-offs and forested inland lakes, it is truly a world class environment. It consists of a string of islands along an oceanic ridge in the westernmost part of the North Pacific. 800 kilometers east of the Philippines, 660 kilometers north of Ngaruangel and 2,000 kilometers north of Australia. The best thing, this place has also been recently declared a shark sanctuary, and its marine life is second to none, so this opens the door for an incredible sustainable tourism industry.
Port Moresby, Papua New Guinea
Experience the Indian culture culture with Lin Sutherland as she visits Port Moresby Papua New Guinea, a country that boasts dramatic natural beauty that is characterized by jungle-clad mountains and underwater reefs. It has over 800 tribes and over 800 different languages and every single tribe has their own customs, their own dances and their own rituals. Palau is an untouched paradise above and below the water line.
Antarctica
Lin explores glassy calm Antarctica where barely anybody gets to where she is right now, but looking around and seeing how pristine it looks and how untouched the wildlife is she realizes there are some places left on earth that should stay just the way they are. This journey will take the viewers across one of the wildest stretches of ocean, past the Sub-Antarctic islands to the most southern and isolated continent in the world, Antarctica.
About Discovery HD World
Discovery HD World is a global high-definition television network offering factual and lifestyle entertainment that fulfills the promise of high-definition technology. Delivering the ideal viewing experience, Discovery HD World brings audiences even closer to their world with breathtaking imagery and expansive detail, featuring programming on the wonders of the world ranging from culture, science and natural history to travel and lifestyle themes. Discovery offers HD services in more than 80 markets, including the United States.
Sourced From: Corporate Voice Weber Shandwick