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View ArticleBiodiversity - the Incredible Variety of Life on Earth
Biodiversity - it's a big word, but simply put, it means biological diversity, or the incredible variety of life on Earth. Biodiversity refers to variety at three levels - genetic diversity (the...
View ArticleBiographies of Caroline Underwood and Rochelle Strauss
Biographies of Caroline Underwood and Rochelle Straussread more
View ArticleTelevision Trust For The Environment
Television Trust for the Environment (TVE) is an independent, non-profit organisation, which promotes global awareness of the environment, development, human rights and health issues through the...
View ArticleCaroline Underwood's camera team under camouflage netting
Northern BC is often called the Serengeti of North America because of its high density of wildlife. The team is waiting for half a dozen moose that are browsing just below them to come up over the hill.
View ArticleFish Eagle at Lake Naivasha.
Once abundant with Fish Eagles, the population at Lake Naivasha has recently fallen considerably.
View ArticleNaivasha Adventure - An Animated Journey
Lake Naivasha is a beautiful freshwater lake, fringed by thick papyrus in Kenya. These papyrus form delicate habitats for the species that inhabit them. Kenya is rich in wildlife but development...
View ArticleBeing Caribou (clip 4)
May 22, 2003 - Leanne and Karsten enter into the USA across an anonymous stretch of wilderness.By crossing into US territory, the herd is entering a danger zone where its future has been put into...
View ArticleThe Sierra Club
By narrow margins and in spite of strong bipartisan opposition, both the American House and Senate passed a Budget Resolution that opens the door for drilling the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge. Find...
View ArticleFrom "Walking With Ghosts": Snowshoe hare just before dawn
Every fall hares grow a new white coat and only the tips of their ears stay dark. Their winter coats are a cozy three layers of fur.
View ArticleDikdik at Lake Naivasha
Animals become vulnerable as the native acacia forests are being cut back for agricultural land.
View ArticleA Great White Bird
The Crane flies again - conservationists score a success with the Whooping Crane.read more
View ArticleBeing Caribou (clip 3)
A blizzard slows down the couple's progress and they take cover in their tent. Outside the herd stoically sits out the storm. "It's just another day for them," says Karsten. The next day brings fine...
View ArticleCaribou Commons
An international effort to permanently protect the calving grounds of the Porcupine caribou herd, located in Alaska's Arctic National Wildlife Refuge. A unique collaboration among aboriginal people,...
View ArticleAfrican Cape buffalo.
This buffalo, by living in large herds and eating tall coarse grasses, plays a vital role in the ecology of the grasslands, clearing the way for other species to eat the short tender grass.
View ArticleLords of the Arctic (clip 2)
Why are polar bears getting smaller? Climate change may hold the answer.read more
View ArticleBeing Caribou (clip 2)
"We'd always assumed that we could go everywhere the caribou could go," says Karsten. But the terrain proves more challenging than they expected, and Leanne and Karsten have trouble keeping up with the...
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