Netflix Puts Our Planet and Other Documentaries on YouTube

These and other documentary projects can be watched for free.

The streaming service Netflix has made publicly available on YouTube critically acclaimed documentary series “Our Planet,” “Kids” and several others. This is reported on the company’s website.

Previously, Netflix allowed teachers to access educational films to show them in schools, but during the quarantine period it decided to open access to everyone. This includes allowing teachers to recommend that children watch a film on one topic or another at home.

For now, the videos are available only in English, but within a week they plan to add subtitles in about ten other languages.

Which documentary projects Netflix has made available:

• “Our Planet”
• “Chasing Coral”
  
• “The 13th”
  
• “Knock Down the House”
  
• “Explained”
  
• “Abstract: The Art of Design”
  
• “Period. End of Sentence.”
  
• “The White Helmets”
  
• “Kids”
  
• “Zion”
  

The series “Our Planet” — the most large-scale documentary project about wildlife. The original version is narrated by the legendary David Attenborough, the author of many similar projects for the BBC.

Previously, the “Museums of Paris” association made publicly available more than 100,000 digital reproductions of works of art, the originals of which are housed in 14 museums in the French capital.

And Harvard, Stanford and Yale University decided to give open access to their educational materials.