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There is an international conservation effort to preserve coral reefs, to prevent threats to environmental resources and to ensure food supplies are secure. Initiatives are needed from local communities,...
Filmed on location in the Red Sea, the video discusses practical issues related to scuba diving including buoyancy control, diver etiquette and the various forms of life enountered on a coral reef. Designed...
A comprehensive study of the natural history of the oceans, revealing life and behaviour that has never before been filmed and in some cases has only recently become known to scientists.
1: THE WHITE DEATH Follows an expedition in the waters of South Australia studying the great white shark, which is responsible for more attacks on humans than perhaps all other sharks combined. ENCOUNTERS...
Looks at the past, present and future of the world’s coral reefs, which are the oldest and richest natural community on earth and a rich source of information about the meteorological history of the world...
A video-based learning module on the biology of reef corals and sponges in Indonesia, incorporating the results of the Indonesian-Dutch Snellius II expedition. In six parts, covering reef corals, benthic...
Filmed in Jamaica just after Hurricane Gilbert, shows the work of marine scientists studying the effects of natural disasters such as hurricanes and human pollution (Kingston Harbour) on various ecosystems....
An account of the natural history of the Great Barrier Reef, its discovery by French and British navigators in the 18th century, and the threat posed to the reef’s unique formation and fauna by ocean...
Introductory or background material for courses in marine biology.*
Shows the fish that feed off the corals that established themselves on the wreck of the wartime vessel ‘Umbria’ on the Wingate Reef, off the Red Sea coast of the Sudan.
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