Category: Conservation
TERRA 321: Jewels of the Jungle – Series 2 – Part 1
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"Jewels of the Jungle" is back by popular demand! Picking up where we left off from the first half of Jewels, the second series continues plant scientist Dr. Gary Strobel's amazing journey around the world to discover...
TERRA 1116: Think Like a Scientist: Gorongosa
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This episode tells the story of Greg Carr, a philanthropist of sorts, and his involvement in the restoration of Gorongosa National Park after its destruction from 30 years of war in Mozambique. This film also features...
TERRA 323: Jewels of the Jungle – Series 2 – Part 3
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The finale of 'Jewels' asks: how does a compound go from the rainforest to the pharmacy? Where Dr. Strobel's research leaves off, the work is just beginning for pharmaceutical companies looking to create new drugs. Th...
TERRA 533: Return to the Wild
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'Return To The Wild: A Modern Tale of Wolf & Man' takes a fair and open-minded look at the re-introduction of the gray wolf to the Northern Rockies, the friction it has caused, and the passionate debate it has sti...
TERRA 1028: Hannibal
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The Hannibal Bank Seamount, 20 km west of Coiba Island, Panama, is an ideal natural laboratory to explore the processes that determine both bottom and water-column ecological hotspots. Internationally recognized for i...
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 1101: The Owls of Montana – Episode 2
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This second episode of a 2-part series on Montana's owls gets up close and personal! Distill Productions follows along with the team at the Owl Research Institute as they trap and tag Boreal, Northern Sah-wet, and Sho...
TERRA 1031: Liminal
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Liminal not only explores seal folklore, it provides background information on the common and grey seal, and how folklore is a global subject that can reconnect people back to landscape. Liminal is a 10 – 15 minute...
TERRA 805: Natabar Sarangi – The Source
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Natabar continues to find, save and share his indigenous rice seed with local farmers. To date he has managed to re-introduce over 350 varieties. But it's not just about the indigenous rice seed of India or about the ...
TERRA 457: The Flying Dustbin – Part 2
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"The Flying Dustbin" is the success story of the Fulmar, a seabird which numbers 500,000 pairs in the UK but was virtually unknown as a breeding species at the turn of the last century. The film documents the reasons ...
TERRA 602: Cotton-Top
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The Cotton-Top Tamarin is endemic to Colombia’s Caribbean Coast and is critically endangered. ; Thanks to “Proyecto Titi’s” conservation efforts, the Cotton-Top and the people from the region have an opportunity to su...
TERRA 337: Oil On Ice – Part 5
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Gwich'in natives travel to Washington to square off with George W. Bush and Alaska's pro-drilling congressional leaders. In the past, the 'impact' of drilling has been perceived to be a local environmental issue - rel...
TERRA 1007: Livestock Guardian Dogs: Working on Common Ground
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Ranchers who struggle to coexist with large predators are finding new hope in old dog breeds. While these Old World livestock guardian dog breeds have successfully defended livestock from predators for thousands of ...
TERRA 204: Tracking the Pacific Fisher
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The imperiled Pacific Fisher makes its home in the beautiful conifer-hardwood forests of Northern California. The primary caretakers of this forest, the Hoopa Valley Tribe, have teamed up with the Wildlife Conservatio...
TERRA 532: Source to Sea, The Columbia River Swim – Part 2
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Join Chris Swain for a thirteen-hundred mile swim down one of America's greatest and most troubled rivers.
