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Show Number |
Running Time |
Show Title |
| 2301 | 28:14 | Antarctica as seen by Patrick and Rosemarie Keough throught their award-winning photographic art book |
| 2302 | 28:30 | Arctic Quest with Chad Kister, a solo three-month backpack through the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge |
| 2303 | 28:34 | Ecotourism On-Location Special: Winter Festival in Quebec City, Quebec, Canada -- night-time parade, daytime carnival, international ice-sculpture contest, city tour of the importaint sites and museums, and other sights and sounds of the historic city |
| 2304 | 28:16 | Passions and Patience by Karen Roberts and Tim Hauf with photographic presentations of Tim's photo journeys to Patagonia in Argentina and Brazil, Colorado and Seattle in the United States and elsewhere |
| 2305 | 28:22 | Natural history with Charles D. Kopczak, Ph.D, Curator of Ecolgoy at The California Science Center and his work with Vietnam beatles and Southern California kelp, as well as visits with live Desert Tortoises; IMAX clips for Volcanoes of the Deep Sea, Bugs!, and Coral Reef Adventure |
| 2306 | 28:34 | Fiftieth ChevronTexaco Conservation Awards -- Honorees for the year 2004: Dale Harris, Founder, Great Basin Study Group; Dr. Terri Roth, Vice President of Animal Sciences, Cincinnati Zoo and Botanical Gardens; Lighthawk, an Environmental Air Force; Dr. Shirley McGreal, Chairwoman, International Primate Protection League; Jack Rudloe, Director, and Dr. Anne Rudloe, Managing Director, Gulf Specimen Marine Lab, Environmental Education Center and Aquarium; and Dr. Harry Butler, Australian Conservationist and Host of "In The Wild" televison series |
| 2307 | 28:06 | Adventures of Riley with Amanda Lumry and Loren Wengerd -- readings and pictures from the Amazon, Africa, and Asia as presented in their award-winning children's series |
| 2308 | 28:15 | Ecotourism On-Location Special -- canopy walk and wolves at the Haliburton Forest and Wild Life Reserve in Ontario, Canada |
| 2309 | 28:01 | Paul Loeb sharing stories of optimism from The Impossible Will Take a Little While about passionate people making changes to improve society |
| 2310 | 27:49 | Bioterrorism as explained by Dr. Daniel Farb including threats from the plague, radiation, botulism, and other viruses and bacteria |
| 2311 | 28:06 | Saving the western monarch butterfly and its habitat -- Shelia Boone describes preservation efforts and shares her "butterflies are free" song |
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2312 |
28:35 |
Protecting South Africa's cheetah -- Annie Beckhelling shows her footageof cheetahs she is rehabilitating |
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2313 |
28:26 |
Ecotourism on -- Location special: Winnipeg, Canada -- The forks national historic site; Red River outfitter canoe tour; city sites and exchange district; Fort Whyte centre; and folklorama |
| 2314 | 27:40 | Dan Stetson and Mike Bursk explain the ocean institute's educational programs -- sea research, watershed campaign, maritime history on tall ship, tidepool life and whale watching |
| 2315 | 28:28 | Ecotourism on -- Location special: Southern Alberta, Canada -- Ann and Sandy Cross conservation area; Calgary Zoo; Num-Ti-Jah Lodge; Columbia Icefield; and Aurum Lodge |
| 2316 | 28:07 | Ecotourism on -- Location special: Southern Sasatchewan, Canada -- Regina City tour; Royal Canadian Mounted Police; Moose Jaw and Al Capone tunnels; U.S. - Southern Canadian border near Coronach including Sam Kelly Caves and Indian effigies; Royal Sasatchewan Museum; with guests: Daryl Demskoff, Sasatchewan tourism; Claire Belarger-Parker, CNT Connections and Tours; Linda Reakes, Royal Saskatchewan Museum; Tillie Duncan, Coronach Tourism; Wayne Gamble, Tourism Moose Jaw; Rory Windram, Chicago Connection Tours, and Yvette Moor, Yvette Moor Gallery |
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