Nat Geo Explorer Bertie Gregory Deeply Cares About the Wolves He Has Followed for Seven Years

The Hidden Ways Wolves Keep an Ecosystem Healthy

Bertie Gregory’s latest show, Wolves Up Close, followed a single pack for eight years—and learned how they boost biodiversity and keep other animals on the move.

Nat Geo Explorer Bertie Gregory Deeply Cares About the Wolves He Has Followed for Seven Years

In National Geographic's newest television program, Wolves Up Close With Bertie Gregory, the eponymous British wildlife filmmaker, acclaimed photographer, and ardent environmentalist heads to Hudson Bay, Canada, to film wolves in their harsh Arctic habitat. Gregory chatted with PetaPixel about filming the new documentary.

Interview: Bertie Gregory on Returning to Hudson Bay for "Wolves Up Close"

Wolves Up Close with Bertie Gregory premieres Friday, November 6th, at 9/8c on National Geographic and streams the same day on Disney+ and Hulu. In the special, the National Geographic Explorer returns to Hudson Bay in Arctic Canada to check in on a wolf pack he has followed for seven...

Interview: Bertie Gregory on Returning to Hudson Bay for “Wolves Up Close”

From LaughingPlace.com: The Nat Geo Explorer shares how pack leader Kona got his name, why getting stuck in the mud makes good TV, and why wolves deserve better than their Big Bad Wolf reputation. Click here for the full story.  The post Interview: Bertie Gregory on Returning to Hudson Bay for “Wolves Up Close” first appeared on International Wolf Center.

Bertie Gregory on Wolves, Leadership and Polar Bears

In his upcoming special, Wolves Up Close with Bertie Gregory, the wildlife filmmaker returns to the remote shores of Hudson Bay to reconnect with a wolf pack he has followed for seven years.