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A look at the early impact of global warming on two fragile ecosystems and cultures at opposite sides of the Globe. According to the world’s scientists, sea level rise is ‘arguably one of the world’s...
Shows some important ecological features of a tropical evergreen rain forest in Mexico. Filmed at Los Tuxtlas, Southern Veracruz, Mexico, at the forest reserve of the University of Mexico Institute of...
A tour of rocky shores in Pembrokeshire, showing the rich diversity of plants (mainly algae) and animals (mainly barnacles and limpets) present in the intertidal zone. Shows the broad horizontal bands...
A tenth of the world’s species live in Amazonia, feeding off each other, pollinating each other, dependent in a web of life. A botanist and a zoologist explain and show the delicate balance between plant...
'Ancient woodland’ is a term that refers to woods that have been continuously present since the growth of wildwood at the end of the last ice age. The ancient woods are home to many native plants and...
Introduces geology students to the kind of thinking required to set up an actualistic model for interpreting ancient environments. The theme is the need to study modern processes at all scales from the...
Introductory or background material for courses in marine biology.*
The habitat of the northern coast of Canada, 350 miles inside the Arctic circle. Shows plant and bird life in the tundra in early summer.
Shows diatoms, a phyloplankton which uses photosynthesis to produce a significant proportion of the planet’s oxygen. (5 minutes)
The detailed biology of this ectoparasite of freshwater fishes. The manner of infection, the host’s response to the parasite, the functional morphology and the life history of the parasite are shown in...
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