Environmental Studies

At Cape May in the New Jersey shore the great hawk migration has started down the Atlantic fly-way.

From the Arctic, a herd of California grey whales is followed as it moves down the Pacific coast, 7,000 miles to breeding lagoons on the coast of Baja, Mexico.

With the advent of autumn in the northern tundra, a Caribou herd begins its 300 mile fall trek led by a wise old female.

In a departure from North America, this film visits the Amazon rain forest - home of monkeys, tapirs and Indians who still use poison darts and blow guns to hunt.

Focuses on two kinds of reptiles--snakes and alligators.

Using a mini-submarine, this film accompanies an underwater expedition to a luxuriant Atlantic reef, teeming with life.

Throughout each year, in the woods and grasslands, grazing animals and their predators are bound together in a constant cycle of life and death.

Every year, twenty million tourists fly into Florida looking for sun and water and an easy living--the very same reasons the ibis, heron and four hundred and seventy one other species make Florida their permanent home.

Describes the life styles and natural habitat of three groups of mountain animals. One is that controversial renegade, the mustang.

This thirteen-part series draws viewers into the excitement of the North American wilderness with true life adventures.

Shows how pesticides and other man-made chemicals which have been found harmful and therefore banned from use in developed countries are still being sold and used in Third World nations.

Focuses on the work of dedicated physicians, scientists and environmentalists who hope to heighten awareness of the ongoing destruction of one of the world's largest medicine chests, the Amazon rainforest.