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Presents a look at a North American desert region and reveals some of the plants and…

Presents the Craighead family as they journey down the White Water Salmon River in Idaho, one…

Focuses on food webs in the tropical rain forest.

Discusses the organisms that flourish in tidal flats and explains the food chains that exist in…

Introduces various types of sharks and points out that only a few are dangerous to man…

Reviews historical highlights of Alaska and pictures some of its geographic splendors. Examines its important industries…

Uses the people and animals in India's Gir Forest to explain what an ecosystem is…

Backyard Birds Distributed by Natl Geographic Society / Educational Services; P O Box 98019 ; Washington; DC; 20090…

Presents a recreation of the anger aroused in the Boston populace following Parliament's passage of…

Introduces a variety of dinosaurs and their environments, and visits a paleontologist in his laboratory and…

Title from data sheet Also issued as videorecording A documentary following a team of biologists and…

Uses experiments with the triggerfish, the starling and dolphins in showing how to distinguish between instinctive…

Uses photos of Roman ruins and sculptures to introduce the life work of Dr Leakey, the…

Earth - the Restless Planet Distributed by Natl Geographic Society / Educational Services; P O Box 98019 ; Washington…

Presents a contemporary image of 'NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC' AND DISCUSSES MAN'S SEARCH FOR DISTANT PLANETS AND…

Deals with the architectural evolution and historical background of Egyptian pyramids at Saqqara, Dashur, Meidum and…

Defines energy and differentiates between renewable fuels. Traces man's changing use of fuel resources and…

Examines some of the energy sources that may power the world in the future. Discusses the…

Presents a recreation of the members of the Virginia Convention at Williamsburg calling for a declaration…

Traces the history of Ethiopia, and points out that it is a natural fortress protected by…

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Also issued as videocassette Dr. Jane Lawick-Goodall presents the food gathering and feeding habits of…

Follows the majestic whooping cranes as they migrate from the Texas Gulf Coast to a remote…

Presents a recreation of Washington's decision to actively support the demonstration of sympathy for Boston…

Journeys to various parts of the world to discover how gold is mined, transported and used…

Journeys to various parts of the world to discover how gold is mined, transported and used…

Studies the habits and habitat of the North American grizzly bear, with the aid of electronic…

Mark Twain - When I was a Boy Distributed by Natl Geographic Society / Educational Services; P O…

Examines the brain's structures in an attempt to unravel some of its mysteries. Uses an…

Examines the dual purposes of U S national parks to preserve natural wonders and to serve…

Deals with the efforts of North American Indians to learn about their cultural heritage and to…

Concentrates on the decisions about nuclear energy made and being made in the state of Wisconsin…

Employs animation to show how odor molecules released into the air enter the nose and are…

Examines information about continental drift gathered from deep sea research.

Shows the process of pollination and the various creatures involved in it. Reveals the reproductive parts…

Examines the microscopic world of a pond, identifying its inhabitants and observing some of the ways…

Offers a portrait of a West Virginia coal miner and his family.

Follows New England fisherman John Sanfililppo and his crew as they go fishing. Shows how his…

Looks at the monuments, temples and tombs that have survived since the days of ancient Egypt…

Discusses animals that have become extinct or are in danger of extinction such as the dinosaur…

Deals with the moon's composition, gravity, lack of atmosphere, orbit, phases, exploration and effect on…

Looks at the efforts of Sir Edmund Hillary, the first man to climb Mount Everest, to…

Depicts the importance of the sea as a source of food, minerals, energy and salt.

Documents the work of Dr Dian Fossey with the endangered mountain gorilla in Rwanda, Africa.

Shows women scientists studying the wild orangutans of Borneo and mountain gorillas of central Africa.

Shows a trout river to be a complex, delicately balanced ecological system.

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Features a journey to Siberia and shows the geography, history and people of this immense land.