Windows to the Wild

Season 20 of WINDOWS TO THE WILD invites viewers to journey through New England’s waterways, forests, trails and backyards, uncovering stories of adventure, conservation and community. From Vermont and Massachusetts to Maine and New Hampshire, this milestone season shines a spotlight on the people, places, and wildlife that make our region unique.

Watch SEASON 20 of our award-winning nature and adventure series, WINDOWS TO THE WILD.

This season we're inviting audiences to experience New England’s most unique outdoor adventures—one bite-sized story at a time. New stories will premiere weekly on YouTube and the PBS App, offering short, inspiring journeys into the wild corners of our region.

The Willem Lange Endowment Fund

With the roll-back in federal funding for public media, unique local programs like WINDOWS TO THE WILD are facing an uncertain path forward. Now more than ever, viewers can help secure the future of environmental, nature and outdoor programming by donating to a gift to to the wild.

Established by a friend of New Hampshire PBS, this permanent fund recognizes Willem’s contributions to public television and environmental and outdoor education by fostering an appreciation for travel, wild places and natural beauty.

MAKE A GIFT TO THE WILD

To learn how you can keep environmental, nature and outdoor programming possible for years to come, call our development team at 603-868-4467 or email us at membership@nhpbs.org. THANK YOU!

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WINDOWS TO THE WILD WITH WILLEM LANGE is generously supported by the Alice J. Reen Charitable Trust, John D. McGonagle Foundation, Bailey Charitable Foundation and Road Scholar.