Wild Blue Studios

06/05/2012

We're working to produce interactive natural history and cultural education guides called "WildBooks" for the iPad and other tablets, in collaboration with parks and aquaria. We'll be posting new stuff here, but if you'd like to keep up on the "WildBooks" series and register for a free one (we will be charging for future books), I welcome you to sign up on our web site. There are no obligations, we promise not to clutter your inbox (probably send something once a month on average), and we won't give your address to anyone else.
-Kerry

06/05/2012

Kip climbed a 310-ft tree and used a new track photo system to get the shots in our new short film for Save the Redwoods League.

Ax and saw are no longer the major threats to redwoods. Climate change and budget cuts to our state parks system threaten these majestic trees. Help us keep ...

06/05/2012

Our friend John Mattos illustrates the insane colors the U.S. War Department wanted to paint the Golden Gate Bridge in California Historical Society's FREE ebook, produced by, well, us.

Read reviews, get customer ratings, see screenshots, and learn more about GG Bridge on the App Store. Download GG Bridge and enjoy it on your iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch.

05/30/2012

On the Atlantic, a conversation with John King and Anthea Hartig about the GG Bridge, with a link to the ebook we produced.

Everything you've always wanted to know about the Golden Gate Bridge but never had an eminent scholar around to ask

05/27/2012

Our new book just got picked up by BrainPicker via Open Culture RT : Celebrate the 75th anniversary of the Golden Gate Bridge with a free iPad app http://t.co/N7VTXjHf

When it opened to vehicle traffic in May, 1937 the Golden Gate Bridge was the longest suspension bridge in the world.

05/19/2012

Our new WildBook, A Wild Flight of the Imagination: The Story of the Golden Gate Bridge, is now available as a free download on iTunes. Check it out.

Connecting to the iTunes Store.

04/27/2012

There's also good debate on nature docs on the Times today.

E-books aren't killing reading - quite the contrary.

03/26/2012

NY Times science and ocean writer William Broad weighs in.

James Cameron plunged on Sunday in a minisubmarine of his own design to the bottom of the planet’s deepest recess.

03/25/2012

Report from Nat Geo

Stuffed into a "vertical torpedo," the explorer-filmmaker has become the first human to reach the Mariana Trench's Challenger Deep alone.

03/25/2012

Cameron hit bottom about an hour ago... no footage yet.

03/25/2012

Cameron started his dive to the deepest place in the ocean, Challenger Deep, about 15 minutes ago. You can follow the dive here.

Follow National Geographic Explorer-In-Residence James Cameron as he and the DEEPSEA CHALLENGE team embark on a dive to the ocean's deepest point.

03/10/2012

Stare-down by Erez Marom was photo of the day on 3rd March 2012. Earth Shots is a photo of the day contest celebrating the beauty and diversity of our planet.