Category: Conservation
TERRA 243: When Dolphins Cry
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Hardy Jones takes us back into the deep, blue sea as spectators to one of the most amazing shows on earth! Watch, as Japan's dolphins jump, spin and play like ocean ballerinas. But life is not all fun for these beauti...
TERRA 502: The New World Mine
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Just three miles from the northeast entrance of Yellowstone National Park, Noranda Inc. proposed to build one of North America’s largest gold mines. Cooke City residents, Jim and Heidi Barrett knew that this would irr...
TERRA 208: The New Wolf Hunters
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Ten years after a successful reintroduction program brought wolves back into Yellowstone after an absence of 70 years, the dust is beginning to settle. However, a new and problematic issue is emerging: the once hated ...
TERRA 305: Jewels of The Jungle – Part 3
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The final installment of "Jewels of the Jungle" sees Dr. Strobel link up with his old friend Pablo Rojas, a microbiologist from Mexico. Rojas wants to learn how Dr. Strobel identifies plants with medicinal value. But ...
TERRA 1032: Bridger Mule Deer
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Biologists Julie Cunningham and Dave Pac discuss the long-term research on mule deer in the Bridger Mountain Range of Southwest Montana, showing that ecological processes are often more complex than many people think.
TERRA 210: Freezeframe
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1956: A team of explorers documents the disappearance of the world's glaciers. Tools: Ice axes, crampons, and ingenuity. 2006: Conrad Anker, one of the world's most renowned mountain climbers, brings news of the accel...
TERRA 529: Angels of the Forest: Silky Sifaka Lemurs of Madagascar – Part 2
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In this program produced by Sharon Pieczenik, Erik Patel, a PhD Candidate at Cornell University, discusses his efforts to save Silky Sifaka lemurs in Madagascar. Ninety-eight percent of Madagascar’s mammals, including...
TERRA 325: A Cat Called Elvis – Part 1
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In kazakh Mongolia the name for Snow Leopard is "Elvis" and these elusive animals are constantly threatened. Their territory is shrinking as the human population surrounding them increases, Mongolian Herders kill them...
TERRA 338: Oil On Ice – Part 6
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What have we learned from the debate over drilling for oil in the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge? Is it just another place where we should take what is there and use it with no thought of the consequences? Does ANWR ...
TERRA 540: Feeding the Problem
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'Feeding the Problem' explores the historical and ecological impacts of the century-old artificial feeding program for elk in Western Wyoming. What began in 1912 as a gracious effort to save the Jackson Hole elk herd ...
TERRA 810: WildFIRE PIRE: A Ring of Fire
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WildFIRE PIRE is a National Science Foundation five-year project that is an international partnership coordinated by the Montana Institute on Ecosystems and Montana State University that focuses on the causes and cons...
TERRA 826: A Wolf’s Place
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Twenty years after their reintroduction, wild wolves have made a remarkable comeback in the Rocky Mountains. But as hunting seasons take a heavy toll and politicians push to remove all protections across the US, gray ...
TERRA 605: Crossroads
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An icon of the West, the sage-grouse has been reduced from tens of millions to about 200,000, a casualty of our progress. ; With federal Endangered Species protection officially warranted but unsupported, the fate of ...
TERRA 1034: Hunting the Horned Horse
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Hunting the Horned Horse is an animated conservation film about poaching and extinction that uses unicorns as an allegory for real animals. It is a fun critical thinking experience that combines science with magic.
TERRA 504: Fueling the Inferno
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Nearly a century of aggressive fire suppression has left our National Forests overcrowded and disease infested, leading to historically high amounts of dead and live fuels accumulation. This paired with a recent trend...
