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Stories of the Mediterranean Forest (2018-2018)

Premiere:
May 17, 2018

# of Seasons: 1

# of Episodes: 6

Finale:
June 21, 2018

Original Title:
Las historias del bosque mediterráneo

Alternate Titles:
Las historias del bosque mediterráneo
Příběhy středomořského lesa

Genres:
Documentary

Production Companies:
Planet Alive Films

Countries:
ES

Overview from TheMovieDB

The Mediterranean Basin is located in one of the planet’s temperate zones. The subtropical climate makes it cold and wet in winter, hot and dry in summer, and mild and rainy in autumn and spring. Occupied by human beings for more than 8,000 years, the Mediterranean Basin has experienced dramatic changes to its forest and woodland areas, but nevertheless, these areas are still among the most diverse on the planet. From marshlands to high mountain ranges, from forests of holm and cork oaks to oak and pine forests high up in the mountains, all of them are home to thousands of animal and plant species whose paths cross on their adventures.

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Production

Cinematography:
José Antonio Vallejo

Director:
José Antonio Vallejo

Executive Producer:
Soraya Sanz Sanz

Music:
Javier Arnanz

Writer:
José Antonio Vallejo

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