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wilderness --5. In touch with nature --6. A vision for the future.
Narration, Jamie Spence.
Eloquently paints the big picture of the region, whilst it probes the tensions
between wildlife politics and wildlife conservation. Using the example of the
elephant, shows how the international push to have them made a protected species
saved the elephants of Central Africa, but also resulted in overpopulationin
some areas. Unable to cull, wildlife officers watch as elephants now threaten
other species.
Original: [Africa]: Oracle television productions, International Foundation for
the Conservation of Wildlife, International Council for Game and Wildlife
Conservation, 2000.
ERC VID.
599.096 AFRI.
THE KOALA QUANDARY [VIDEORECORDING] / DIRECTOR, JOHN MUIRHEAD ; PRODUCER, DIONE
GILMOUR.
Melbourne : Australian Broadcasting Corporation, Natural History Unit, 1989.
Off-air recording Australian Broadcasting Corporation 26 October 1989.
ERC VID.
599.20994 KOA : VHS.
RATS [VIDEORECORDING] / A FILM BY ENNO HUNGERLAND AND VOLKER ANDING ; PRODUCER
WERNER KUBNY.
Off-air recording of the SBS program broadcast 10/5/2002. Copied under Part 5A
of the Copyright Act 1968.
Narrator: David Ritchie.
Examines the role of rats as involuntary spreaders of the Black Death in
medieval Europe; rat control and extermination programs, their use as laboratory
animals, and rats as pets.
ERC VID.
599.352 RATS.
A ZOO IN THE TREES [VIDEORECORDING] : PRIMATE TREE DWELLERS.
[Carlton, Vic.] : Film Unit, Audio Visual Resources Branch, Education Dept. of
Victoria, c1981.
The importance of forest preservation to the preservation of tree dwelling
primates.
ERC VID.
599.80452 ZOO.
THE LOST FILM OF DIAN FOSSEY [VIDEORECORDING] / PRODUCER & WRITER, LORI
BUTTERFIELD.
Colour recording system: PAL ; Region 4.
Off-air recording of the ABC program broadcast 18/08/04. Copied under Part 5A of
the Copyright Act 1968.
'For National geographic Television & film. (c) 2002 NGT & F, Inc.'
Editor, Loye Miller; cinematographer, Robert I.M. Campbell.
Narrator, Sigourney Weaver.
Footage of a story behind the story of Dian Fossey and photographer, Bob
Campbell; their research work with the Rwandan mountain gorillas; and the 'lost'
films, recovered 30 years later. Features Bob Campbell and his account of key
events in their work together, with a selection of his film capture of Dian and
the gorillas. Features also paleoanthropologist, Louis Leakey, Dian's employer.
Includes comments on Fossey's personality; critique of her science technique by
primatologist, Dieter Steklis; and views of the significance of Campbell's film
footage by conservationist, Richard Leakey. Selected footage of the film of Dian
Fossey's book 'Gorillas in the mist' and its effects world wide. Overlooked in
the past, Campbell's role is now credited to be as important as Fossey's legacy
to wildlife conservation.
First released: [Washington, D.C.] : National Geographic Television & Film,