Category: Wildlife
TERRA 1030: Extreme Oasis
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"Extreme Oasis" will introduce you to two alien worlds where organisms called "extremophiles" survive in some of the least hospitable conditions on the planet! Dr. Anna-Louise Reysenbach of Portland State University, ...
TERRA 1029: Forest in Flux
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A young boy goes on a hike in forest near his home. He sees changes happening in the forest and follows the clues to discover what is killing the trees.
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 1026: Weapons of Choice
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Focusing on rhinoceros beetles, Weapons of Choice briefly explores how animals use extreme morphism in biological arms races. These weapons are usually key to winning a mate in battle and can provide clues linking hea...
TERRA 1021: Stewardship with Vision, EP02: Malpai Borderlands Group
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Stewardship with Vision is a series of short films profiling conservation-minded landowners in the American West. The second episode of the series follows the Malpai Borderlands Group as they work to restore and maint...
TERRA 1015: The Owls of Montana – Episode 1
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Montana is home to 15 of North America's owl species. This short film from Distill Productions uses incredible, never-before-seen footage of Big Sky owls in action and fascinating interviews with biologists to illum...
TERRA 1008: A Marten Short
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Amongst the mossy, dripping pines of the Olympic National Forest a group of volunteers embarks on a massive surveillance project to try and spot one the area's most elusive predators: the pine marten. These hardy vol...
TERRA 1003: Lords and Ladies
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Harlequin ducks are a species of concern in Montana. Little is known about where they nest and their habitat requirements for survival. This film highlights a three-year research project that examines the factors infl...
TERRA 1002: Digging For Owls
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Burrowing owls were extirpated from British Columbia in 1980. Dedicated volunteers at the Burrowing Owl Conservation Society of British Columbia are trying to bring them back.
TERRA 915: After The Burn
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When a forest burns, what is left? This film follows a forest from the time the flames go out to the next spring, when species from woodpeckers to wildflowers flourish among the ashes. After The Burn introduces young ...
TERRA 914: The Maasai Giraffe
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The Maasai giraffe is one of the most emblematic animal species on the planet, and yet few are aware of the conservation issues that this species faces in its natural environment. The Wild Nature Institute has underta...
TERRA 912: The Most Endangered Species in the Bay: The Waterman
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This film explores the complex connections between culture, economics and the environment in regards to the preservation of Maryland's blue crab. The film follows waterman, Don Pierce on a morning crab harvest in the ...
TERRA 909: Out of the Wild
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Out of the Wild follows the story of captive grizzly bears at the Grizzly and Wolf Discovery Center in West Yellowstone, MT. These bears can no longer live in the wild, due to human conflicts, and now serve as ambassa...
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 823: The Venom Trail
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The Venom Trail explores the path venom takes through a body and how the same chemicals are used to make medicine to combat the symptoms. Produced by Steve Spence.
