纪录片部落--纪录片《[PBS纪录片]国家公园：美国最佳创意TheNationalParks:America'sBestIdea-1080P高清迅雷网盘下载》高清百度云1080p下载

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[PBS系列]：国家公园：美国最佳创意The National Parks: America's Best Idea-1080P高清迅雷网盘下载

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历史，自然纪录片由肯·伯恩斯（Ken Burns）和彼得·科尤特（Peter Coyote）主持，由PBS在2009年出版-英语旁白History, Nature Documentary hosted by Ken Burns and Peter Coyote and published by PBS in 2009- English narration

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国家公园：美国最佳创意超过六年的时间在自然界最壮观的地点拍摄-从阿卡迪亚到优胜美地，黄石到大峡谷，佛罗里达大沼泽地到北极之门阿拉斯加-国家公园：美国的最佳创意仍然是一个人的故事：各种背景的人-富人和穷人；著名和未知?士兵和科学家；本地人和新移民；理想主义者，艺术家和企业家；愿意献身于保护自己所爱土地的珍贵部分的人们，这样做使他们的同胞想起了民主的全部意义。美国国家公园历史纪录片肯·伯恩斯（Ken Burns）的纪录片《国家公园》：美国'?最佳创意（2009年）旨在在PBS电视上播放，每集六集，每集约两个小时。这部纪录片并没有使观众对游览国家公园有什么感觉。取而代之的是，重点放在从19世纪初到1970年代的美国国家公园的历史上。伯恩斯（Burns）将公园的覆盖面纳入美国历史的广泛范围，从逐渐消失的边境到汽车的出现，再到大萧条再到第二次世界大战后的旅游业蓬勃发展。优胜美地，黄石公园和大峡谷很古老，因此它们是伯恩斯历史的中心。另外还有55个国家公园，其中一些在纪录片中起着重要作用，包括梅萨·佛得角（科罗拉多），大沼泽地（佛罗里达），大烟山（北卡罗莱纳州和田纳西州），阿卡迪亚（缅因州）和迪纳利（阿拉斯加）。但是伯恩斯并没有试图推广特定的吸引力。发行日期：2009年10月6日DVD光盘数量：6个功能运行时间：11小时35分钟共有6个额外的3 1/4小时的赠品分配给了他，他希望提升自然界，并警告商业，伐木，采矿和牧场利益。 DVD光盘中的光盘包含《国家公园：美国最佳创意》。[编辑]??大自然的经文???（1851 1890）1851年，这个词传遍了加利福尼亚州优胜美地山谷的一个美丽地区，吸引了希望利用土地风光谋取商业利益的游客，以及希望保持原始质朴的游客。后者中有一个苏格兰出生的流浪者，名叫约翰·缪尔（John Muir），对他而言，保护土地成为精神上的呼唤。1864年，国会通过了一项法案，该法案保护优胜美地免于“公共用途，度假胜地和娱乐场所”的商业发展。世界历史上第一次有任何政府提出这一想法'>1;?并把土地控制权交给加利福尼亚。同时，怀俄明州西北角的“仙境”吸引着游客参观其奇特的间歇泉，泥锅和硫磺坑景观。在1872年，国会也通过了一项保护这片土地的法案。由于它位于一个地区而不是一个州，因此它成为美国第一个国家公园：黄石公园。[编辑]??最后的避难所???（1890 1915）到19世纪末，广泛的工业化进程已使许多美国人担心该国是否会“重返自然”。曾经是广阔的旷野?将剩下任何原始的土地。同时，公园里的偷猎者猖ramp，游客们认为在老忠实之类的标志性景点附近乱扔垃圾或雕刻自己的名字都没有The National Parks: America’s Best Idea Filmed over the course of more than six years at some of nature's most spectacular locales - from Acadia to Yosemite, Yellowstone to the Grand Canyon, the Everglades of Florida to the Gates of the Arctic in Alaska - The National Parks: America's Best Idea is nonetheless a story of people: people from every conceivable background - rich and poor; famous and unknown; soldiers and scientists; natives and newcomers; idealists, artists and entrepreneurs; people who were willing to devote themselves to saving some precious portion of the land they loved, and in doing so reminded their fellow citizens of the full meaning of democracy.A Monumental Documentary on the History of US National ParksKen Burns' documentary The National Parks: America's Best Idea (2009) is designed to run on PBS television in six episodes of about two hours each. The documentary doesn't give viewers much of a feel for what it's like to visit a national park; instead, the focus is on the history of US national parks from their inception in the 19th century up through the 1970s. Burns integrates his coverage of the parks into the broad sweep of American history from the vanishing frontier to the advent of the automobile to the Great Depression to the post-World War II boom in tourism.Yosemite, Yellowstone and Grand Canyon are old and popular, so they are central to Burns' history. There are 55 other national parks, and several of these play significant roles in the documentary, including Mesa Verde (Colorado), Everglades (Florida), Great Smoky Mountains (North Carolina and Tennessee), Acadia (Maine) and Denali (Alaska). But Burns isn't trying to promote specific attractions; he wants to exalt nature in general and warn against commercial, logging, mining and ranching interests.Release Date: October 6, 2009Number of DVD Discs: 6Feature Runtime: 11 hours 35 minutesThere are 3 1/4 hours of bonus materials spread over the six discs in the DVD set containing The National Parks: America's Best Idea.[edit] The Scripture of Nature (1851–1890)In 1851, word spreads across the country of a beautiful area of California's Yosemite Valley, attracting visitors who wish to exploit the land's scenery for commercial gain and those who wish to keep it pristine. Among the latter is a Scottish-born wanderer named John Muir, for whom protecting the land becomes a spiritual calling. In 1864, Congress passes an act that protects Yosemite from commercial development for "public use, resort and recreation" – the first time in world history that any government has put forth this idea – and hands control of the land to California. Meanwhile, a "wonderland" in the northwest corner of the Wyoming territory attracts visitors to its bizarre landscape of geysers, mud pots and sulfur pits. In 1872, Congress passes an act to protect this land as well. Since it is located in a territory, rather than a state, it becomes America's first national park: Yellowstone.[edit] The Last Refuge (1890–1915)By the end of the 19th century, widespread industrialization has left many Americans worried about whether the country – once a vast wilderness – will have any pristine land left. At the same time, poachers in the parks are rampant, and visitors think nothing of littering or carving their names near iconic sites like Old Faithful. Congress has yet to establish clear judicial authority or appropriations for the protection of the parks. This sparks a conservation movement by organizations such as the Sierra Club, led by John Muir; the Audubon Society, led by George Bird Grinnell; and the Boone and Crockett Club, led by Theodore Roosevelt. The movement fails, however, to stop San Francisco from building the Hetch Hetchy dam at Yosemite, flooding Muir's "mountain temple" and leaving him broken-hearted before he dies.[edit] The Empire of Grandeur (1915–1919)In the early 20th century, America has a dozen national parks, but they are a haphazard patchwork of special places under the supervision of different federal agencies. The conservation movement, after failing to stop the Hetch Hetchy dam, pushes the government to establish one unified agency to oversee all the parks, leading to the establishment of the National Park Service in 1916. Its first director, Stephen Mather, a wealthy businessman and passionate park advocate who fought vigorously to establish the NPS, launches an energetic campaign to expand the national park system and bring more visitors to the parks. Among his efforts is to protect the Grand Canyon from encroaching commercial interests and establish it as a national park, rather than a national monument.[edit] Going Home (1920–1933)While visiting the parks was once predominantly the domain of Americans wealthy enough to afford the high-priced train tours, the advent of the automobile allows more people than ever before to visit the parks. Mather embraces this opportunity and works to build more roads in the parks. Some park enthusiasts, such as Margaret and Edward Gehrke of Nebraska, begin "collecting" parks, making a point to visit as many as they can. In North Carolina, Horace Kephart, a reclusive writer, and George Masa, a Japanese immigrant, launch a campaign to protect the last strands of virgin forest in the Smoky Mountains by establishing it as a park. In Wyoming, John D. Rockefeller Jr. begins quietly buying up land in the Teton Mountain Range and valley in a secret plan to donate it to the government as a park.[edit] Great Nature (1933–1945)To battle unemployment in the Great Depression, Franklin D. Roosevelt creates the Civilian Conservation Corps, which spawns a "golden age" for the parks through major renovation projects. In a groundbreaking study, a young NPS biologist named George Melendez Wright discovers widespread abuses of animal habitats and pushes the service to reform its wildlife policies. Congress narrowly passes a bill to protect the Everglades in Florida as a national park – the first time a park has been created solely to preserve an ecosystem, as opposed to scenic beauty. As America becomes entrenched in World War II, Roosevelt is pressured to open the parks to mining, grazing and lumbering. The president also is subjected to a storm of criticism for expanding the Grand Teton National Park in Wyoming by accepting a gift of land secretly purchased by John D. Rockefeller Jr.[edit] The Morning of Creation (1946–1980)Following World War II, the parks are overwhelmed as visitation reaches 62 million people a year. A new billion-dollar campaign – Mission 66 – is created to build facilities and infrastructure that can accommodate the flood of visitors. A biologist named Adolph Murie introduces the revolutionary notion that predatory animals, which are still hunted, deserve the same protection as other wildlife. In Florida, Lancelot Jones, the grandson of a slave, refuses to sell to developers his family's property on a string of unspoiled islands in Biscayne Bay and instead sells it to the federal government to be protected as a national monument. In the late 1970s, President Jimmy Carter creates uproar in Alaska when he sets aside 56 million acres of land for preservation – the largest expansion of protected land in history. In 1995, wolves are re-established in Yellowstone, making the world's first national park a little more like what it once was.

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视频编码: XviD

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音频编码: (Dolby AC3)

音频比特率: 48000Hz 448 kb/s tot, 6 chnls (3/2 .1)

时长: 111mins – 131mins

帧速率: 29帧速率

分集数: 6

体积: 1.46 GB

发布人： artistharry

Subtitles: English

来源: DVD

Extra’s 时长: pts.1-3 = 25mins , pt.4 = 10mins ,pt.5= 44mins ,pt.6 = 62mins【Technical Specs】——



Video Codec: XviD

Video Bitrate: 1355 KB/s

Video Aspect Ratio: 1:76

Video Resolution: 704 x 400

Audio Codec: (Dolby AC3)

Audio BitRate: 48000Hz 448 kb/s tot, 6 chnls (3/2 .1)

Run-Time: 111mins – 131mins

Framerate: 29FPS

Number of Parts: 6

Part Size: 1.46 GB

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Subtitles: English

Source: DVD

Extra’s Run-time: pts.1-3 = 25mins , pt.4 = 10mins ,pt.5= 44mins ,pt.6 = 62mins

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