Nat Geo Wild

 This article is about the television channel.
   For other uses, see National Geographic (disambiguation).

The logo of Nat Geo Wild

Nat Geo Wild is a television channel that is part of the National Geographic family of channels. It is dedicated to broadcasting documentary programming with a focus on wildlife and natural history. The channel is known for its high-quality nature documentaries and series that explore the wonders of the natural world.

History

Nat Geo Wild was launched on June 1, 2009, as a sister network to the National Geographic Channel. The channel was created to provide a dedicated platform for wildlife and nature programming, expanding on the National Geographic brand's long-standing tradition of exploring the natural world.

Programming

Nat Geo Wild offers a wide range of programming that includes both original productions and acquired content. The channel's programming is designed to appeal to a broad audience, from nature enthusiasts to families and children. Some of the popular series and specials include:

• The Incredible Dr. Pol - A reality series following the work of a veterinarian in rural Michigan.
• Savage Kingdom - A dramatic series that follows the lives of predators and prey in the African wilderness.
• Secrets of the Zoo - A behind-the-scenes look at the daily operations of a major zoo.

The channel also features special programming events such as "Big Cat Week," which focuses on the world's most powerful and majestic big cats.

Global Reach

Nat Geo Wild is available in multiple countries around the world, with localized versions in various languages. This global reach allows the channel to bring its educational and entertaining content to a diverse international audience.

Related Channels

Nat Geo Wild is part of the National Geographic family of channels, which includes:

• National Geographic Channel
• Nat Geo People

These channels collectively offer a wide range of programming that covers topics such as science, exploration, culture, and history.

Related Pages

• National Geographic Society
• National Geographic (magazine)
• Wildlife documentary