As part of its co-production partnership with the BBC, PBS is offering a new three-part live event, Autumnwatch -- New England, at 7 p.m. Wednesday through Friday on AETN. Travel journalist Samantha Brown, BBC presenter Chris Packhan and wildlife cinematographer Bob Poole will host the experience from alongside Squam Lake in New Hampshire.
The series includes a mix of live feeds and pre-taped footage from across New England, and will focus on cultural traditions, historical sites, local wildlife and the colorful fall foliage that the region is known for. The cameras will be there to capture time-lapse changes of scenery, a quest for majestic moose in Maine, wildlife species like squirrels, chipmunks and turkeys as they invade backyards preparing for the winter months, and critters like bats, owls and bears who make the most of nighttime.
There will also be segments that highlight American Indian history, Halloween traditions, regional fairs and farms that provide the region with its rich varieties of apples, pumpkins, cranberries and maple syrup.
Style on 10/14/2018