Natural Life Channel
Natural Life Channel was a Turkish television channel dedicated to environmental and natural-life programming, broadcasting from 2008 to 2010.
Last updated September 29, 2026
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Overview
Natural Life Channel was a Turkish television channel focused on environmental issues, wildlife, and natural life. It began broadcasting in September 2008 on Türksat 1C and later moved to Türksat 3A in December 2009. The channel ceased broadcasting on 5 June 2010, World Environment Day, after failing to gain sufficient support. It was described as Turkey's and the world's first and only environmental channel.
History
Natural Life Channel was a Turkish television channel dedicated to environmental and natural-life programming. It began broadcasting in September 2008 on Türksat 1C. In December 2009, it moved to the new satellite Türksat 3A. The channel featured programs on environmental problems, the natural lives of all living beings in the universe, wildlife that had not yet been destroyed, and different cultural and natural riches on Earth. It was described as Turkey's and the world's first and only environmental channel. However, it failed to gain sufficient support and ended its broadcasting life on 5 June 2010, World Environment Day.
Started broadcasting on Türksat 1C
Moved to Türksat 3A
Ceased broadcasting on World Environment Day
Products and positioning
Turkey's and the world's first and only environmental channel.
Product categories. Environmental television programming · Wildlife documentaries · Cultural and natural heritage programs
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