Journalist, Broadcaster. Creator and Host of the PBS series “Nature”. His professional career lasted 50 years.  Page covered the civil rights movement of the 1960s as a TV newsman in Atlanta, Georgia,  and also worked for a short time with NBC News. He began his 26-year career at Channel Thirteen/WNET in New York in 1972. His first “Nature” episode,  “Flight of the Condor”, aired in 1982. It won “Best of Festival” at the International Wildlife Festival and the National Audubon Award.  Page narrated all 300 episodes up until his retirement from television in 1998. He then wrote a book, “Inside the Animal Mind”,  which became a three-part TV mini-series in 2000.  (bio by: Tom Denardo)