Bohemia - A Year in the Wetlands - Go Wild

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In Bohemia, at the very heart of Europe, south of the Golden City of Prague and guarded by medieval castles, lies a hidden mosaic of lakes and gently flowing rivers, of misty forests and mysterious peat bogs.This important wetland, shaped both by nature and centuries of influence by man, is a magnet for huge flocks of birds and home to an amazing diversity of plant and animal life. In spring there is an explosion of life as the trees are weighed down with nests of cormorants, egrets, herons and storks. With the arrival of winter the landscape becomes silent and desolate. Otters are hunting fish under the ice of frozen lakes while White-tailed Eagles soar over gaps in the ice, targeting fish and birds. Since his early childhood wildlife cinematographer Jiri Petr has spent much of his time in this wildlife paradise. Together with him, we will explore this remarkable habitat and observe the changing faces of nature during the course of one year that inspired many artists and writers alike.

[@veggieboyultimate]

Our ability to invent our most spectacular infrastructure can be used for nature as well. Bohemia is a great example.

[@mane6600]

I had never heard of the Bohemia Wetlands, therefore thank you so much for showing it. This documentary in one of the most beautiful on KZbin. Enjoyed everything about it, including the narrator's voice.

[@Luna-oo3fl]

Sounds like something from the witcher.

[@nhabib23021983]

@@Luna-oo3fl Witcher=pitcher?

[@pabloskibuiadventures4384]

Quarantined for almost two weeks now (and counting) at home mostly in my room because of Corona virus, I have watched lots of Documentaries available on KZbin and this one in particular touched my heart, blame it to me as being a nature lover. I never heard of the Bohemia Wetlands before and I truly appreciate and commend the people over there for preserving the place all these years. Special mention to the narrator, Mr. Howard Nightingall, you just made watching this more pleasant to the ears. Thank you guys and God bless us all.

[@lena-mariaglouis-charles7036]

Yes - these guys (the producer(-s) of this series...) KNOW what they're doing - and they're doing a fabulous job of it, as well! 💙💛🌹💜🍎🇺🇸

[@KATSKAVERN]

@@lena-mariaglouis-charles7036 Truly magnificent piece! Enjoyed every bit xX

[@lena-mariaglouis-charles7036]

@@KATSKAVERN 💕

[@TheSuperappelflap]

Self-quarantined for 9 months and counting. Nature documentaries help me stay sane. The sounds of the birds and the trees.

[@narothen8803]

It is amazing to see my country from this perspective. The narrative was great, tho to anyone who is watching: the names sound completely different if spoken by a native haha Also to anyone wondering, carp is a traditional Christmas dish and if well taken care for, quite delicious - we do not have sea so obviously sea fish are expensive that's why main fish eaten here are freshwater ones and carp is low maintenance, therefore the abundance.

[@sistakia33]

"Care and respect!" Two best words in any language!

[@rosellaaalm-ahearn1760]

One of the most beautiful places I have ever seen. I hope that the UN has taken note of this place: it is unique. Partially made by man and partially made by nature. A shining example of what a great partnership this can be.

[@pilargonzalez8442]

So beautiful.. about time humans understand that we are already living in a heaven and that nature should be respected and that we need to protect it. Thank you for sharing!

[@Chrysaetos11]

That is the right attitude.

[@nunliski]

There's child rape in heaven?

[@giovanna8187]

@@nunliski Sigh.

[@kimanderson2342]

@@nunliski stfu troll! No one but YOU equated this comment with child rape..ugh.

[@norman7179]

Four hundred years ago, these ponds and canals must have been dug by hand. It's hard to imagine the number of man hours it must have taken to complete this laborious task that still serves it's purpose well today. Very nice video and I enjoyed it a lot. Thanks.

[@NomadicNord]

back when men were men

[@paigehansen6922]

this video is dumb

[@Brandon.M.Broyles]

@@paigehansen6922 as are you!!

[@treasure2behold282]

If only we can transform some of our neglected spaces into a nature paradise. It would be a wonderful world indeed. 💞

[@nusrathowardmoore]

The most beautifully shot nature documentary I’ve ever seen. Wonderful soothing narrative voice. Lovely script. Great music.

[@zazarays]

loved it

[@MrHumorworld]

Yess.. really good

[@ryangarcia2046]

Yeah, I love his narration too. I hope he can live longer and can still hear him. Old chap.

[@lena-mariaglouis-charles7036]

I agree with You, wholeheartedly! The best part is that there's MORE where this stuff came from - the producers of these nature documentaries KNOW what they're doing - and they're doing it masterfully!!! 💙💛🌹💜🍎🇺🇸

[@markdemell3717]

HALLELUYAH! Man only mimics things .Yahua is the actual creator.

[@wendyonthefly]

I wanted to learn more about my Bohemian ancestry and was amazed at this wonderful video I found. Beautiful in all it's spender and learning the ways of my people that have existed for 400 years is not typical of our earth. Well done and THANK YOU!

[@brendawalden6180]

My mom who is 93 loved this doccie ...beautifully stunning!! Just WOW thank you do much!! 03/28/21....

[@HrhFish]

I am not having a go at anyone in particular here but I just want to point out that this material is FREE to watch. It is very SAD when people complain about picture/sound quality. If people want to watch high quality video then I suggest paying for a TV package.

[@non9886]

as for me, footage, music and accompanying words are very good package together (with content ofc). music is great and picture is quite solid. no reasons to complain...

[@pasqualetartaglia9639]

i dont have cable tv ITS ALL FAKE SHIT. everything i want to know and watch is on you tube.

[@NuclearNoMore]

What if everyone got TV packages? ;)

[@codycampbell1147]

It wasn't filmed on a potato so I cant complain

[@punkrocky4602]

First world problems huh?

[@beautyandstyle8297]

Thanks for sharing amazing work and I will recommend this to my students.Lot of love from Kashmir Pakistan

[@Crime-mysteries]

What wildlife do you have in Kashmiri xx

[@CarbonRadio]

"A Paradise for Wildlife" This is beautifully shot. Well done.

[@hamidkhan941]

intriguing voice and heavenly scenery . Excellent video.

[@Rk-kk2jy]

Beautiful documentary where wetlands are preserved and humans and nature coexists Beautifully filmed good narration and perfect music. Thanks for sharing.

[@Cthultystka]

It's nice to see humans and nature co-existing for a change. I feel like there would be enough in this world for all humans and other creatures, if only we nurtured our environment rather than destroyoing everything in our path.

[@BlueHopi144]

exactly what i think every day when i go out .....

[@zazarays]

brilliant engineering

[@mbabcock111]

Ultimately, it doesn't really matter what humans do to the Earth because, in the fullness of time, it's recycled. Earth - a biological photocopier of an original lost in time.

[@jofriko5416]

god mind LMFAOOOOOOOOO

[@kathryncastanares525]

There is. And its not necessarily that the people in general cant coexist. But the government and big corporations. They take ownership, and/or declare areas sanctuary in order to keep regular people out and from using any resources. And big government and corporations are the ones doing the most destructive acts towards nature. By building, digging, poisoning by spills of oils, chemicals, and scientists/ pharmacists taining our (our and wildlife) water supplies with pharmaceuticals like anti psychotics and birth control etc. If you ask all close to and around you, you will find nearly all with the same thoughts as you and want only to live simply and at peace with our beautiful natural lands and wildlife.

[@alantally5604]

Fantastic photoagraphy and that's an understatement.

[@skywatcher1972]

Superbly done. Nightingall's narration is among the best, anywhere.

[@BarbaraClayArtisticsoulwithin]

I love this one. It is one of my favorite documentaries. Thank you for sharing this❤

[@psdeas7530]

Now I want to go to Bohemia EVEN MORE.

[@herbsHA]

ONE OF THE BEST DOCUMENTARY I HAVE SEEN

[@anniem2100]

This documentary was a source of learning and enjoyment. Thanks to all who were involved in all stages of its production. Keep up the good work.

[@austrorus]

these kinds of films or episodes are always nice to watch.

[@enzeda]

Wonderfully filmed and presented, thank you for uploading.

[@tritchie6272]

At a little over 20 minutes in,so far this one meets my approval. No bashing or politics. Just a focus on the wildlife with some interesting History on how the place became what it is.

[@Torrarosa]

Thank You for this outstanding upload.. Key words: "...Nature treated with Care and Respect"...

[@marketapanesova1546]

First documentary film about nature of czech republic. Its is quite accurate too. Once again well done national geographic 👍🌹

[@traditionalhousewife9189]

I have never tasted carp. This was really lovely. Beautiful score too. Harvesting carp looks wet and cold. I'm sure that the community is grateful for the men who accomplish this job so well.

[@nvno1943]

Carp are bottom feeders and in areas where there is industrial pollution, the chemicals settle to the bottom, and the carp ingest those chemicals, and thus should not be eaten.

[@rayharvest]

A very relaxing documentary; beautiful nature - wonderfully shot by the crew; awesome narration

[@christinemcleod5499]

What a beautiful place! The narrator was fantastic!

[@kenbobca]

Great video. I enjoy watching videos from "The Secrets of Nature", these videos make me feel good again. Thank you.

[@888sNanCy]

Great video and content. Love the beautiful nature. Thank for sharing!

[@jludtxs]

This is nice to see something about Bohemia besides politics.

[@stevebeaulne5585]

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[@ernawiget868]

Steve Beaulne THANKS ! YOU TUBE ...

[@quadrim.a.2816]

self explanatory and beautiful photography

[@10laws2liveby]

In the midst of all our conflicts, it is nice to see that man can live in harmony with the rest of our fellow creatures. This is God's plan, I'm sure.

[@drewb4301]

looks amazing look forward to the next one

[@Orestes416]

Wonderful video...thank you to all that worked at it and for sharing with us!

[@happynancybear8709]

Just gorgeous, beautifully filmed. A fine example of man and nature in balance, without corporate greed. Not like South America, may the greedy get an extra helping of punishment there!

[@jahcubeblbeczek6328]

Happy Nancy :D not like f****d USA, wich is a pain in natures ass

[@alinedelannoy4944]

Thanks for this excellent video!

[@arnab6408]

27:39 The Great Crested Grebe chick must have had the shock of his life when his parent dived under. Imagine sleeping snugly in your quilt only to be thrown in a bathtub filled with chilled water. 'Life raft becomes a submarine again'.. indeed. Good narration.

[@concerncitizen8988]

Very nice video, informative and detail oriented and enlightening, thumbs up.

[@carlamatthew3681]

i fully enjoyed this video. i appreciate how both man and nature live in harmony. and the narrator said it right in the end, as long as greed is kept in check, this wetland will continue to thrive for hundreds of years more.

[@alantally5604]

WONDERFUL!!!!!

[@seanconnery1277]

29.10.2021.Excellent,marvelous and best.Thank you.

[@alantally5604]

Fantastic video. Miraculous.

[@henriettanate3747]

This is awesome truly enjoyed. Thanks for uploading this beautiful video

[@ComplicatedCupcake]

I loved this! So enjoyable. Thank you!

[@paulasames7103]

These videos are my newly found joy. Really great documentaries! Armchair traveling is such a blessing. Ty.

[@couchphotography8861]

This is lovely and shows how things should be done, some funny moments with the birds too

[@hotbowlofstu9228]

wow that place looks amazing just beautiful

[@NicoleTran456]

This was great, thank you.

[@dorisjeffers1044]

Wonderful presentation, thank you!!!

[@et3497]

Simply amazing Thank you

[@stevep5408]

Would never have believed carp good to eat but it's all about the quality of the water. Clean water good clean white flaky flesh. I was surprised!

[@roberttrail7013]

I don't care how clean the water is, but they are very bony and a bottom-feeder.

[@roberttrail7013]

@Adam Lolno They are all bottom feeders, so you like to eat fish which eat crap.

[@mathijsbeenhakker8750]

@@roberttrail7013 Uhuh...and so does every plant in this world...those get eaten by the Animals which in turn get eaten by humans...We all eat SHIT so get over yourself

[@beautyandstyle8297]

Very beautiful nature

[@sallyfrederick-johnson1317]

Lovely! Thanks for posting

[@VyNguyen-yn5zc]

Amazing how they can drain such huge ponds.

[@TruckTaxiMoveIt]

Excellent excellent excellent the production value the information and especially the photography simply excellent

[@happynancybear8709]

Just beautiful!

[@robertcoleman4861]

I have never seen a place so beautiful as this,many thanks for posting,kind regards bob from sydney australia.

[@shnbwmn]

Thank you. Excellent documentary. I didn't know about these artificial wetlands.

[@waimuncheah9863]

incredible video

[@KellieEverts--conductsNightTra]

amazing, interesting & wonderful. Wow, the ponds with over 4k carp at the end of the year! Well done, well filmed, well narrated, everything great. Nice music as well.

[@twowhew]

amazing place and great documentary

[@GoWild_EN]

joery bernesto thanks for the comment. don't forget to subscribe and share with your friends.

[@fernandarodas3879]

Beautiful videos, thanks!!

[@whaleshrimp111]

Great production! Everyone involved all the way back to the 15 th century please take a bow! Bravo.

[@tiffanystephens4785]

So beautiful. Thank you.

[@flaviogutierrez-willer5248]

EXCELLENT

[@kingsleyadum772]

A poetic engineer. Brilliant works

[@sandybritton8532]

Awesome thank you for uploading ;-)

[@GoWild_EN]

please subscribe and share :-)

[@sourineemirdha9726]

Sandy Britton People 9 l P l

[@pecanbrown04l40]

Love nature.. Love this documentary and the narrators voice💜💚♥♥

[@beautyandstyle8297]

I wish I could learn freely here and I want daily nature

[@toniesedrick691]

Reminds me of growing up, no central, just truth. Carp along with Pierge , Bassist and Bluegills....Appalachians.

[@sashalangford5805]

Just beyond incredible 🙏🙏💖💖

[@janegatt9499]

Great informative show of nature

[@relaxingblog]

Thank you for making this valuable clip that gives us peace of mind🥰

[@sangirobertson5114]

So nice and thank you..............

[@GoWild_EN]

please subscribe and share :-)

[@marilynhernandez8172]

+The Secrets of Nature are there pelicans in the documentary?

[@fiorebloom7198]

Thank You Lord Jesus Christ for these spectacular nature!

[@acusticosemmascara4396]

Love that!

[@robertfay1150]

Wonderfull

[@jodyjohnsen]

Christmas carp! I love it. I’m getting one this Christmas, if I can find one.

[@somileisan3960]

Good quality of work

[@scotishjohn]

Very well done...cheers

[@tmac9972]

I cannot state loud enough how disgusting the thought of eating carp is here in southern Ontario. Throw in the fact that it is considered a Christmas dish makes it even more disturbing to the palate of many people here in Canada where the carp is considered a dirty foul bottom feeder compared to trout salmon walleye and many other fresh water fish. That being said the wetlands of Bohemia are a beautiful and somewhat enchanting place designed by mankind in place of Mother Nature ,plus the fact that it has been in use for hundreds of years speaks to the majesty of what the monks built.

[@relaxing-mp8701]

Кто бы это ни читал, вас любят. Ты благославлен. Ваши мечты проявляются, пока мы говорим. Время на твоей стороне. Все получится в вашу пользу. Желаю вам больше любви, мира и благополучия.

[@joybiswas6970]

I want to copy Nusrat. Wonderful! Thank you so much to the production team members.

[@elizabethbalazs7322]

Beautiful video

[@indusvalleycivilization5597]

The world is very beautiful.

[@deWiAnNaEnEcBi3857]

Yes. But some idiot and stupid people don't realise it.. this is the biggest problem of our earth...

[@romella_karmey]

@@deWiAnNaEnEcBi3857 the world is beautiful for rich people. But for poor people living day to day in survival manner. It is one gloomy and agonizing existence.

[@deWiAnNaEnEcBi3857]

@@romella_karmey I 60% agree with your point. But I'm asking you two questions.. 1) If there was no nature, what would be born of human?? 2) Is human born in nature?? Or, Is human created to nature?????

[@romella_karmey]

@@deWiAnNaEnEcBi3857 we, humans are the greatest accident of Nature. She created her own virus.. And it has stages like cancer. She must have been very disappointed to cause us so much natural disasters..

[@deWiAnNaEnEcBi3857]

@@romella_karmey yeah. Absolutely..

[@globalwarming08]

This channel really has some great content!

[@lilmike2710]

Rewatched after a year and still enjoyed.

[@claudi.o]

So beautifu Thank you

[@JAVTROOPER]

It is satisfying when you catch fish that many. Trust me

[@amomisninos]

Wow, man-made!

[@emilyschneider2445]

Awesome.

[@rosannesutton4310]

Another awesome documentary & never before have I ever seen blue frogs 😳 but I certainly have now 😂

[@NuclearNoMore]

A superb video. I understand that the ads pay for it, but did there have to be so many?

[@NuclearNoMore]

Watching it a second time now, and I find that there are fewer commercials. I appreciate that, thanks!

[@nazmulkingg498]

Breathtakingly BeautifuL.

[@lydyvector5084]

Its very wandr fu..and 😔👏👏💐 thank you very much.owwwo.😲Hart 😍

[@Mr.X_Wolf]

Heart touching documentary