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Shows what happens when a river is overloaded with more waste than it can absorb, and the consequences to those who depend on it. Shows in microscopic detail the organisms which preserve the balance of life...
Iain Douglas-Hamilton’s Oxford PhD project was to study the ecology of the elephant population over a five-year period and advise on its co-existence with farming developments. Access to lush montane...
Outlines the Canadian government’s proposal, advanced in 1975 at the Third United Nations Conference on the Law of the Sea, that coastal states should be empowered to extend their jurisdiction in matters...
The different uses of solar energy.
Shows international co-operation as 16 nations work together, pooling their knowledge about the environment of Antarctica. Wildlife shown includes seals, penguins and sea elephants.
Atholdale is a valley in the carboniferous limestone plateau of Derbyshire. Investigates some of the differences in vegetation at various points in the valley and, with reference to three grasses...
Describes the ecology of four South Florida regions - the Atlantic coastal ridge, the Everglades, Big Cypress Swamp, and the coastal mangrove swamps. Illustrates the dependence of plant and animal species...
Architect, engineer, geometrician, cartographer, philosopher, futurist, inventor of the famous geodesic dome and one of the most brilliant thinkers of his time. Fuller was renowned for his comprehensive...
For a long time the Baltic was used as a rubbish dump and a sewer for the wastes of industry and 200 million people. In 1974 the seven nations with Baltic coastlines made a national agreement to protect the...
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