Love Nature
Canada
Love Nature is a television channel available in Canada that focuses on wildlife and natural history content. Its programming primarily features documentaries and series exploring animal behaviour, ecosystems, and conservation efforts from around the world. The channel presents footage of various species in their natural habitats, often highlighting the diversity of life on Earth. Viewers in Canada can access Love Nature through participating cable and satellite providers, as well as through certain streaming platforms that carry the channel. The content is presented in English and aims to provide a factual look at the natural world without dramatization or staged elements.
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20:00–21:00
Becoming Orangutan
Now
21:00–22:00
Baboon King
25m left
Next
22:00–23:00
Nomads of the Serengeti
Schedule
18:00 - 19:00
Becoming Orangutan
A Wild Education
Series, Documentary, Animals
Welcoming baby orangutan Topan, an orphan in need of a surrogate mom; 16-year-old Kasper preps for graduation.
19:00 - 20:00
Becoming Orangutan
Lean on Me
Series, Documentary, Animals
Observing blossoming friendships and interspecies bonds in nursery school; peeking inside a bromance among junior-school buds Valentino, Yutris and Madara; distractible Beni leans into his love of food and gets a beating from a more-senior pupil.
20:00 - 21:00
Becoming Orangutan
Growing Pains
Series, Documentary, Animals
Experiencing a roller coaster of emotions and growing pains as the sanctuary's orangutans move through six grades toward their release into the wild; Dilla's fate suddenly changes, and big boy Beni goes on an unwelcome diet.
LIVE 21:00 - 22:00
Baboon King
Special, Documentary, Animals
The king of a gelada baboon family must battle foes and win the respect of his queen in order to keep his reign for another year.
22:00 - 23:00
Nomads of the Serengeti
Cradle of Mankind
Series, Nature, Animals
Jean meets the inhabitants of the Serengeti.
23:00 - 00:00
Natural World
Ghost Bear Family
Series, Anthology, Nature, Documentary, Animals
In the vast Canadian wilderness there lives a very special bear family; just out of hibernation, two black cubs have a pure white mother; she's not a polar bear or albino, locally she's known as a ghost bear.