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Sunrise Earth — Storyline

Sunrise Earth is a nature documentary television series featuring hour-long episodes that aired in the United States on Discovery HD Theater, now renamed HD Theater. The series focuses on presenting the viewer with sunrises in various geographical locations throughout the world. It is also notable for its complete lack of human narration, concentrating instead on the natural sounds of each episodes' specific location. High-definition video images and Dolby 5.1 stereo surround sound are used to present each natural environment in a clear and detailed manner. The show is an example of the genre known as "Experiential TV", developed by series creator David Conover. The technique has been described by TV critic Tom Shales as "crazily uneventful and thoroughly wonderful."

Cast & Crew

• Created by: David Conover

Sunrise Earth — Series Details

Sunrise Earth — Episode Guide

Season 1

• E1: Moose in the Morning (2004-09-27) — The sun rises as moose graze in Kidney Pond in Maine, under the shadow of the 4,000 ft. peak of Katahdin Mountain
• E2: Yellowstone Geysers (2004-09-28) — Sunrise in Yellowstone National Park in Wyoming. Locations include Black Sands Basin, Firehole River, Midway Geyser Basin, Lower Geyser Basin, and Riverside Geyser
• E3: Gator Hole (2004-09-29) — Alligators, egrets, wood storks and ravens enjoy the first rays of sunshine from a gator hole in the Everglades National Park.
• E4: Bison Before Breakfast (2004-09-30) — Bison awaken and graze in Yellowstone National Park.
• E5: Sea of Terns (2004-10-01) — A colony of terns watches the sun rise in the Monomoy National Wildlife Refuge in Chatham, Massachusetts. This is the second-largest colony of terns on the Atlantic coast, with ove
• E6: Vermont Balloons (2004-10-04) — Hot air balloons fly over Vermont's Green Mountains.
• E7: Alewives Eternal Return (2004-10-05) — Alewives make the dangerous trek from the freshwater lakes of New England to the Atlantic Ocean.
• E8: Tropical Palms (2004-10-06) — Fisherman enjoy daybreak off the coast of Florida.
• E9: Swallow Sea Cave (2004-10-07) — Sunrise over a sea cave full of young anemones and coralline algae.
• E10: Yosemite Dawn (2004-10-08) — Dawn in Yosemite National Park.
• E11: Cribsworks Kayak (2004-10-11) — Early morning on the Penobscot River in Maine.
• E12: Sequoia Light (2004-10-12) — Giant sequoias welcome the sun in Sequoia National Park in California
• E13: Sunrise Seal Colony (2004-10-13) — Elephant seals crawl up the beach at California's Point Reyes National Seashore to soak up the first drops of sunshine at this seal colony at Chimney Point, California. Elephant se
• E14: Lobster Village (2004-10-14) — Lobster fishermen begin their day in New Harbor, Maine
• E15: Western Ranch (2004-10-15) — The Triangle X Ranch in Moose, Wyoming welcomes the new day as horses graze in the pasture and geese pass overhead.
• E16: Everglades River of Grass (2004-10-18) — Pahayokee, Everglade National Park, Florida. Savannah-like open sawgrass prairie stretches as far as the eye can see, punctuated by the occasional cypress tree. Beneath the apparen
• E17: Wildflower Elk (2004-10-19) — Watch Tule elk at sunrise in the Tule Elk Preserve in California.
• E18: Edge of the Atlantic (2004-10-20) — The sun rises over the incoming waves on the Atlantic coast at Coast Guard Beach at the Cape Cod National Seashore in Massachusetts.
• E19: Milk Cows in the Morning (2004-10-21)
• E20: San Francisco Tai Chi (2004-10-22)
• E21: Teton Beaver (2004-10-25) — Schwabacher's Landing, Moose, Wyoming — The nocturnal beavers have settled into a small tributary under the sheer cirque walls, rugged ridges and jagged peaks of the Teton Range. T
• E22: Manatee Spring (2004-10-26) — The Homosassa Spring on the Gulf coast of Florida is home to West Indian manatees.
• E23: Island First Light (2004-10-27) — Cadillac Mountain, Acadia National Park, Maine — At 1,532 feet, this is the highest vantage point along the North Atlantic seaboard. During certain times of year, the summit receiv
• E24: Sunrise East (2004-10-28) — Eastern U.S. — The sun hits the Atlantic seaboard five hours after the western coast of Europe, and a wide range of habitats begin the shift from the nocturnal to the heat and ligh
• E25: Sunrise West (2004-10-29) — Western U.S. — Crossing the North American continent in a scant four hours, dawn settles on the Great Plains, the Rocky Mountains, and the coastal ranges and beaches of California
• E26: Katmai Bears (2005-10-24) — After seven months of hibernation, the world's largest population of brown bears is ready for some sun in the Katmai National Park and Preserve, Alaska. They begin the morning in t
• E27: Volcano Lagoon
• E28: Homer Takeoff (2005-10-26) — Fog envelopes Beluga Lake in Homer, Alaska, but dissipates as the sun rises and seaplanes take to the sky.
• E29: Ninagiak Island (2005-10-27)
• E30: Glacier of Kenai Fjords (2005-10-14) — Perched in the dawn hours along the terminal moraine of Kenai Fjords National Park's largest tidewater glacier are blue icebergs flowing toward the sea. Scattered on the jet-black
• E31: Mayan Pyramid (2006-06-19) — The National Park of Tikal in Guatemala is home to Mayan Pyramids, where howler monkeys, parrots, and toucans welcome the new day.
• E32: Birds of Palo Verde (2006-06-20) — A wide variety of birds mingle in the Tempisque Basin of Costa Rica's Palo Verde National Park.
• E33: Cloudforest Waterfall (2006-06-21) — La Paz River, Vara Blanca, Costa Rica — The crater lake of the Poas Volcano drains from 9,000 feet into this high altitude cloudforest ravine. Stepping downward through a series of
• E34: Playa Grande Moonset (2006-06-22) — The moon sinks into the ocean in the Marino Las Baulas National Park in Guanacaste, Costa Rica.
• E35: Dawn of Cerro de la Muerte (2006-06-23)
• E36: Angkor Temples of Khmer Kings (2006-10-02) — The temples of Angkor in Cambodia are lit by the rising sun.
• E37: Li River Cormorants (2006-10-03) — Trained Cormorants catch fish for fishermen on the Li River near Xingping, China.
• E38: PingAn Rice Paddies (2006-10-04) — Frogs, spiders, and birds wake to the morning sun on a terraced farm near PingAn, China. Take in the morning activities of the Dragon's Backbone, a stunning sixty-six square kilome
• E39: Buddhists of Wat Svay (2006-10-05) — Siem Reap, China Every culture has its own connection to the natural world at dawn. In Siem Reap, Cambodia, the chants of monks echo from within a Theravada Buddhist monastery, cal
• E40: Elephant Trunk Park (2006-10-06) — Morning exercises similar to Tai Chi in Elephant Trunk Park in Guilin, China.
• E41: Scandinavian Waterfall (2006-12-19) — A new day comes to Gullfoss, Iceland.

  Sunrise: Nature's alarm clock for the land, the sea, and the myriad of creatures who call our planet home. Accompany us on a tranquil journey

• E42: Foothills of Turkey (2006-12-18) — The sun casts its light on a farming village in Aspendos, Turkey.
• E43: Stonehenge Dawn (2006-12-20) — The Salisbury Plain in the United Kingdom is the site of one of the most recognizable structures in the world. Stonehenge is thought to be a sun-based calendar, so it's only fittin
• E44: Mediterranean Port (2006-12-21) — The sun rises on a port in Antalya, Turkey and the lighthouse in Alexandria, Egypt.
• E45: Icelandic Geysir (2006-12-22) — A geyser in Iceland is shown in the first morning sunlight.
• E46: Argentinean Seal Pups (2007-02-12) — Day breaks in a slice of red over the Southern Atlantic Ocean Península Valdés, Argentina and a colony of southern elephant seals and its new pups.
• E47: Peruvian Rainforest Canopy (2007-02-13) — Tambopata, Peru Two hundred feet high in the canopy of Peruvian rainforest, a pink and distant light encroaches. The dense forest holds the dawn air. Birds sing alone, together – a
• E48: Andrean Dawn at Machu Picchu (2007-02-14) — The center of the Incan empire, Machu Picchu in Peru, is shown as the sun rises on this city high in the Andes Mountains
• E49: Amazon Parakeets (2007-02-15)
• E50: Patagonian Penguins (2007-02-16) — The largest colony of Magellanic penguins in the world welcomes a new day near Punta Tomba, Argentina.
• E51: Christmas Lights (2007-12-25) — A holiday-themed show featuring the last hours of sunlight, instead of the first. Locations across the United States are highlighted, from New York to Alaska.
• E52: Total Eclipse (2006-06-25) — The life-cycle of a solar eclipse and how it affects the world below.
• E53: Polar Bears (2006-12-26) — Polar bears congregate in Cape Churchill, Manitoba in Canada.
• E54: Secrets of the Sun (2010-04-11) — Scientists are interviewed as an examination of the sun and its impact on the Earth and its inhabitants.
• E55: Haleakala Crater (2009-01-21) — Hakeakala volcano, though large and potentially deadly, is one of the most peaceful places on earth.
• E56: Society Island Sunrise (2009-01-22) — Sunrise over Huahine includes a rainbow.
• E57: New Zealand Frost (2009-01-23) — Dawn pierces a lavender sky on the South Island of New Zealand. We are alongside a serene glacial lake in the Southern Alps, called Lake Wakatipu, and are entirely ringed by loomin
• E58: Japanese Garden (2008-09-09) — The Ritsurin Garden in Takamatsu City.
• E59: High Desert Arches (2008-09-10) — The Arches National Park in Utah
• E60: Midnight Sun of Svalbard (2008-09-11) — The Svalbard group of islands in the Arctic Ocean about midway between Norway and the North Pole.
• E61: Vancouver Inside Passage (2008-09-12) — The dawn activities of wildlife in northern Vancouver.
• E62: Venetian Canals (2008-09-08) — Venice, Italy Many have called this Old World maritime center the most beautiful city on earth. Millions visit each year, attracted by the image of a romantic sunset serenade on a
• E63: The Skelligs of Ireland (2007-12-28) — Seven miles off the Irish coast stands a pair of imposing rocks known as Little Skellig and Skillig Michael, where early morning light sihouettes stone huts called "beehives" built
• E64: Great Barrier Reef (2009-01-20) — The sun jumps directly into the sky at the Tropic of Capricorn.
• E65: Total Solar Eclipse — This program records the events of one total solar eclipse, that of March 29th, 2006 as it happens in two locations on the planet. We travel to Natel, Brazil (at the beginning of t
• E66: Angkor Temples of Khmer Kings

Season 2

• E1: Glacier of Kenai Fjords (2005-10-14) — Perched in the dawn hours along the terminal moraine of Kenai Fjords National Park's largest tidewater glacier are blue icebergs flowing toward the sea. Scattered on the jet-black
• E2: Katmai Bears (2005-10-24) — After seven months of hibernation, the world's largest population of brown bears is ready for some sun in the Katmai National Park and Preserve, Alaska. They begin the morning in t
• E3: Volcano Lagoon (2005-10-25)
• E4: Homer Takeoff (2005-10-26) — Fog envelopes Beluga Lake in Homer, Alaska, but dissipates as the sun rises and seaplanes take to the sky.
• E5: Ninagiak Island (2005-10-27)

Season 3

• E1: Mayan Pyramid (2006-06-19) — The National Park of Tikal in Guatemala is home to Mayan Pyramids, where howler monkeys, parrots, and toucans welcome the new day.
• E2: Birds of Palo Verde (2006-06-20) — A wide variety of birds mingle in the Tempisque Basin of Costa Rica's Palo Verde National Park.
• E3: Cloudforest Waterfall (2006-06-21) — The crater lake of the Poas Volcano drains from 9,000 feet into this high altitude cloudforest ravine. Stepping downward through a series of five waterfalls, we descend as the sun
• E4: Playa Grande Moonset (2006-06-22) — The moon sinks into the ocean in the Marino Las Baulas National Park in Guanacaste, Costa Rica.
• E5: Dawn of Cerro de La Muerte (2006-06-23)
• E6: Total Eclipse (2006-06-25) — The life-cycle of a solar eclipse and how it affects the world below.
• E7: Angkor Temples of Khmer Kings (2006-10-02) — The temples of Angkor in Cambodia are lit by the rising sun.
• E8: Li River Cormorants (2006-10-03) — Trained Cormorants catch fish for fishermen on the Li River near Xingping, China.
• E9: PingAn Rice Paddies (2006-10-04) — Frogs, spiders, and birds wake to the morning sun on a terraced farm near PingAn, China. Take in the morning activities of the Dragon's Backbone, a stunning sixty-six square kilome
• E10: Buddhists of Wat Svay (2006-10-05) — The morning chants of monks echo from within a Theravada Buddhist monastery, near the community’s busy crossroads. A vibrant pigeon roost is found on the pagoda’s rooftop, amidst o
• E11: Elephant Trunk Park (2006-10-06) — Morning exercises similar to Tai Chi in Elephant Trunk Park in Guilin, China.
• E12: Foothills of Turkey (2006-12-18) — The sun casts its light on a farming village in Aspendos, Turkey.
• E13: Scandinavian Waterfall (2006-12-19) — A new day comes to Gullfoss, Iceland.
• E14: Stonehenge Dawn (2006-12-20) — The Salisbury Plain in the United Kingdom is the site of one of the most recognizable structures in the world. Stonehenge is thought to be a sun-based calendar, so it's only fittin
• E15: Mediterranean Port (2006-12-21) — The sun rises on a port in Antalya, Turkey and the lighthouse in Alexandria, Egypt.
• E16: Icelandic Geysir (2006-12-22) — A geyser in Iceland is shown in the first morning sunlight.
• E17: Polar Bears (2006-12-26) — Polar bears congregate in Cape Churchill, Manitoba in Canada.
• E18: Argentinean Seal Pups (2007-02-12) — Day breaks in a slice of red over the Southern Atlantic Ocean Península Valdés, Argentina and a colony of southern elephant seals and its new pups.
• E19: Peruvian Rainforest Canopy (2007-02-13) — Two hundred feet high in the canopy of Peruvian rainforest, a pink and distant light encroaches. The dense forest holds the dawn air.
• E20: Andean Dawn at Machu Picchu (2007-02-14) — The center of the Incan empire, Machu Picchu in Peru, is shown as the sun rises on this city high in the Andes Mountains.
• E21: Amazon Parakeets (2007-02-15) — We don't have an overview translated in English. Help us expand our database by adding one.
• E22: Patagonian Penguins (2007-02-16) — The largest colony of Magellanic penguins in the world welcomes a new day near Punta Tomba, Argentina.

Season 4

• E1: The Skelligs of Ireland (2007-12-28) — Seven miles off the Irish coast stands a pair of imposing rocks known as Little Skellig and Skillig Michael, where early morning light sihouettes stone huts called "beehives" built
• E2: Venetian Canals (2008-09-08) — Many have called this Old World maritime center the most beautiful city on earth. We find that getting lost in the centuries comes easy while ghosting through 28 miles of the Venet
• E3: Japanese Garden (2008-09-09) — The Ritsurin Garden in Takamatsu City.
• E4: High Desert Arches (2008-09-10) — The Arches National Park in Utah
• E5: Midnight Sun of Svalbard (2008-09-11) — The Svalbard group of islands in the Arctic Ocean about midway between Norway and the North Pole.
• E6: Vancouver Inside Passage (2008-09-12) — The dawn activities of wildlife in northern Vancouver.
• E7: Great Barrier Reef (2009-01-20) — The sun jumps directly into the sky at the Tropic of Capricorn.
• E8: Haleakala Crater (2009-01-21) — Hakeakala volcano, though large and potentially deadly, is one of the most peaceful places on earth.
• E9: Society Island Sunrise (2009-01-22) — Sunrise over Huahine includes a rainbow.
• E10: New Zealand Frost (2009-01-23) — Dawn pierces a lavender sky. We are alongside a serene glacial lake ringed by the looming Southern Alps. As the sun ascends, light sparks in a fairyland of ice crystals. In the bra

Frequently Asked Questions

How many seasons does Sunrise Earth have? 4 season(s) with 103 episodes.

Who created Sunrise Earth? David Conover.

Where can I watch Sunrise Earth? See the Where to Watch section above for current streaming options.