nature conservation

On t.p.: Questions about the natural world and the threats to its survival answered by the Natural History Museum.

Complete eleven part series featuring rare footage of animals worldwide, their habitats and behaviors, and the need for ongoing conservation.

Reports nature's battle to preserve endangered species and the earth from the influence of man.

Examines Americans' relationship with nature over the last several hundred years, and the increasing amount of space humans have taken away from wildlife. Argues that as Americans lost touch with nature and spent more time indoors, they spent more protecting wildlife and recreating natural landscapes which caused a multitude of problems.

Photographs showing how people all over the world are trying to save the Earth.

A collection of fifteen essays that address nature conservation issues and suggests way in which humans can consume less in order to protect the environment and future.

Gives a clear picture of the current state of the planet and provides social, economic, and political reforms needed to solve environmental problems.

Argues that many of the world's plants and animals are in danger of becoming extinct because of hunans' misuse of the earth's resources and describes the species which are most at risk.

Raphael Semmes Cody, a fifteen-year-old boy who is fascinated with the outdoors, studies the creation and destruction of four ant colonies in Alabama, and when he grows up, he decides to go to Harvard Law School in order to fight for his environmental beliefs, and the fate of the Nokobee wildland, in the courtroom.

Presents a collection of twenty essays that examines the issues associated with the possible extinction of many species of animal life around the world, and discusses the causes and steps that have been taken to protect wildlife.