Episodes
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S5 Ep18 |Jim Welch and Rudy Mancke visit the Chattooga River in Oconee County.
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Vacant Lot (1981)
S5 Ep17 |Beryl and Rudy visit a vacant lot near downtown Columbia, South Carolina. - Embedded Video LinkImage URL
Peachtree Rock Heritage Preserve (1981)
S5 Ep16 |Peachtree Rock Heritage Preserve is located near Lexington County, South Carolina. - Embedded Video LinkImage URL
Station Cove Falls (1981)
S5 Ep15 |Station Cove Falls is located near Oconee Station State Park in Oconee County, South Carolina. - Embedded Video LinkImage URL
Raven Cliff Falls (1983)
S5 Ep14 |Raven Cliff Falls is located in the Mountain Bridge Wilderness Area near Greenville, South Carolina. - Embedded Video LinkImage URL
Walking the Piedmont (1980)
S5 Ep13 |Beryl and Rudy visit Spartanburg, S.C. where Rudy grew up. - Embedded Video LinkImage URL
Burches Ferry (1980)
S5 Ep12 |Beryl and Rudy explore Burches Ferry overlooking the Pee Dee River. - Embedded Video LinkImage URL
Here Comes Winter (1980)
S5 Ep11 |Rudy and Beryl explore how plants and animals prepare for cold weather. - Embedded Video LinkImage URL
Stumphouse Mountain (1980)
S5 Ep10 |Rudy and Beryl visit Stumphouse Mountain in Oconee County.
Specials
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Landsford Canal (1982)
S5 Ep19 |Jim Welch and Rudy Mancke explore the flora and fauna at the Landsford Canal State Park.
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Nature Comes Back: 25 Years after Chernobyl: Observing the Return of Life - Part 3
Hear more stories and learn how nature adapted to the largest nuclear accident in history. - Embedded Video LinkImage URL
Nature Comes Back: 25 Years After Chernobyl: Pulling Back the Curtain - Part 1
The panelists discuss the events that led up to the Chernobyl incident and the political fallout. - Embedded Video LinkImage URL
Nature Comes Back: 25 Years after Chernobyl: Reflecting on the Impact - Part 2
The panelists discuss the impact of the accident on nature and the people of Chernobyl. - Embedded Video LinkImage URL
NatureScene Visits Chernobyl (2003)
NatureScene pays a visit to Chernobyl, Ukraine- the site of the massive nuclear disaster in 1986. - Embedded Video LinkImage URL
Rudy Mancke: The Naturalist
A look at the life and legacy of Naturalist Rudy Mancke. - Embedded Video LinkImage URL
Remembering Rudy…
Remembering Rudy… brings together Mancke’s former SCETV colleagues. - Embedded Video LinkImage URL
Butterflies (2010)
Naturalist Rudy Mancke discovers different types of Butterflies. - Embedded Video LinkImage URL
Rocky Mountain Arsenal National Wildlife Refuge (2000)
Rocky Mountain Arsenal National Wildlife Refuge.
About NatureScene
Co-created by the hosts Rudy Mancke and Beryl Dakers, NatureScene premiered in 1978 and continued for 25 years, achieving national recognition for its thoughtful approach to exploring the Natural world.
Extras
Chernobyl Collection | ETV Classics
On April 26, 1986, the largest nuclear disaster in history took place behind the Soviet Iron Curtain. Thereafter, and in the decades that followed, Rudy Mancke...
