UDENA - Natural History Unit
Latin America and Spain share strong cultural and linguistic bonds, as well as unique respective environmental heritages, with Latin America as the continent with the greatest biodiversity on earth and Spain the country with the greatest biodiversity in Europe.
Our mission at UDENA Natural History Unit is to bring together the experts (naturalists and filmmakers) of each Ibero-American region with the aim of disseminating the natural history of their countries throughout the world via the medium of natural history documentaries.
International Support
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- Maurice
- Van Sabben
- National Geographic Television International
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- Sir David
- Attenborough
- BBC
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- Phillip
- Luff
- Discovery
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- Mark
- Wild
- Animal Planet
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- Maryanne
- Culpepper
- National Geographic Television
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- Neil
- Nightingale
- BBC
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- Alastair
- Fotherguill
- BBC
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- Steve
- Burns
- National Geographic Channels
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- Éamon
- de Buitléar
- Ireland on Film
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- Mark
- Percival
- RSPB Film Unit
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- Neil
- Harraway
- NHNZ
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- Ellen
- Windemuth
- Off the Fence
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- Nick
- Thorogood
- BBC
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- Chris
- Palmer
- Center for Environmental Filmmaking
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- Nikolas
- Hülbusch
- ZDF
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- Norm
- Wilkingson
- Visionquest - Australia
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- Sophie
- Vartan
- NHU Africa
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- Klaus
- Scheurich
- Marco Polo Film
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- Andreas
- Moser
- NETZ NATUR - Swiss TV
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- Eric
- Bendick
- TERRA
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- Martin
- Atkin
- WWF International
