This popular program defines sustainability and then explores how sustainable systems, or loops, work in the natural world. You’ll examine the elements of sustainable environments including: diversity, interdependence, the ability to adapt or evolve and how resources are utilized. This is followed by effective examples of how this understanding can lead to solutions in the design and implementation of the built environment. With interesting interviews and a wide variety of locations, you’ll see how sustainability can be applied to agriculture, transportation systems, buildings and landscapes, and life-styles and work. This is ideal for introducing students to the understanding and importance of working towards sustainability with an interdisciplinary approach. 33 min. $119.00

Explore the major landforms of our world with spectacular video footage. Look at the various forces that affect our physical environment including glaciers, volcanoes, gravity, rivers, lakes and oceans, movement in the earth, wind and temperature changes. This video is a superb introduction to the ways all these forces work together to shape our planet. 30 min. $119.00

See how G.I.S. can help in Land use decision making at a number of different scales. This tool allows us to overlay and process data that is important to our present and future decision making. 28 min. DVD $119.00

This program examines one of the most important processes that affect life on earth. The water cycle is covered from transpiration through evaporation to condensation, precipitation and run-off. This is an excellent introduction to a fast moving process that students see on a daily basis. 21 min. $119.00

This is the first time that this award winning program is available. After Mikhail Gorbachev signaled the end of the Cold War, he brought together hundreds of the world's leading thinkers to confront the most daunting challenge of all time. This riveting tale wrestles with the combined impacts of our teeming human population coupled with souring levels of consumption upon Earth's dwindling natural resources. Agricultural resources and solutions are also explored. Together, the speakers draw on their ingenuity, courage and compassion to paint a portrait of a better world, as they issue a stirring summons for dramatic change before we run out of options. Incredible cinematography and insightful interviews. Hear from: Jane Goodall, Carl Sagan (one of his last interviews), Huston Smith, Lester Brown, Robert Muller, Mikhail Gorbachev, Ted Turner, Deepak Chopra, Jane Fonda, Oren Lyons, Rupert Sheldrake and other provocative thinkers of our time. $119.00

Wilderness: The Last Stand, a one-hour documentary filmed in the Rocky Mountains of Montana, looks at the mandate and performance of the U.S. Forest Service. Through interviews with Forest Service employees, loggers, environmentalists, scientists and politicians, we discover the ever-widening impact of current policy on the human and wildlife communities that depend upon the National Forests for survival. The dilemma of finding the balance between preserving jobs and protecting the environment is discussed by all, yet solutions are long in coming. While the debate continues today, the forests' ongoing destruction is being subsidized by the American taxpayer at the rate of three hundred million dollars each year. Truly a call to action, Wilderness: The Last Stand means to raise awareness about the condition of our National Forests and to inspire people to become more involved with their fate. $119.00