Utah Vietnam War Veterans: A Day of Honor

Local productions: "Nature"

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Wilderness: The Great Debate

For forty years the American West has been the nation's battleground for the preservation of wild lands. But have 21st century growth and energy demands relegated wilderness to the pages of history? Robert Redford joins a host of diverse voices in debating the need and purpose of wilderness in a visually stunning new documentary by KUED's John Howe. The film airs February 3 at 7:00 p.m. KUED.

Released Wednesday February 3rd, 2010

Utah Serenade

Utah Serenade" showcases the natural beauty and splendor of Utah's unique landscape. Set to some of the world's best classical music, the production captures the state through four seasons, offering spectacular visuals from mountaintops to powerful rivers, from national parks to desert isolation. "Utah Serenade" paints a new and compelling portrait of Utah's scenic and wild areas.

Released Monday November 30th, 2009

Green River: Divided Waters

Its whitewater formed the backdrop for one of the nation's great adventure stories..

Released Monday November 9th, 2009

Red Rock Rondo

Celebrate the 100th anniversary of Utah's Zion National Park with Red Rock Rondo, a musical tribute to this treasured place and its people. Produced by the Western Folklife Center in cooperation with KUED TV, Red Rock Rondo explores the antique and contemporary stories of the people whose lives have been shaped by the red rock walls of Zion.

Released Thursday May 21st, 2009

Adventure Utah

KUED's new pilot for an outdoor series highlighting Utah's unique landscape & outdoor opportunities.

Released Wednesday September 5th, 2007

Maynard Dixon: To The Desert Again

"The art of Maynard Dixon is about the land. The color, temperature, intensity, and vastness of the desert were his subjects; the rhythms and forces of nature were his themes. To experience Dixon's work over time and in quantity is to refresh our own senses and to remember our own fundamental connection with earth and sky. We might call him a poet and a politician in addition to painter, such is Dixon's power to enable us to feel both the energy and the elegance of our own geography and by extension, to reflect upon the importance of the earth to virtually everything we do."

Released Monday November 6th, 2006

Desert Wars: Water and the West

It's a story as old as the West itself, a story of water and power: who has it and who wants it. Competing interests debate how growth, development, preservation, and conservation are at stake in the future of the West.

Released Tuesday September 5th, 2006

Wild River: The Colorado

Follow the Colorado River from its headwaters in Rocky Mountain National Park through Utah’s Westwater Canyon, the national parks of Canyonlands, Arches, Capitol Reef, and Zion, the fragile beauty and rapids of Grand Canyon, and into Mexico.

Released Tuesday May 3rd, 2005

Utah: The National Parks

Utah's National Parks are home to some of the most stunning landscapes in America. John Howe's latest film for KUED is a symphony of sight and sound that features the spectacular landscapes of Canyonlands, Arches, Bryce Canyon, Capitol Reef and Zion National Parks, set to music from some of the world's greatest composers.

Released Thursday July 3rd, 2003

The Great Salt Lake: America's Legacy of Wetlands

Narrated by Joanne Woodward. Within the Great Salt Lake, not much can survive the harsh, saline waters. Along its shore, however, are some of the world's most pristine, ecologically diverse wetlands, home to millions of migratory birds.

Released Sunday November 25th, 2001

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