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Ecology Videos
Title: After the Warming; Episode One
Catalog #: VEM 003 Production: VHS. 55 min.
Format: Documentary Audience: General
James Burke explores various warming scenarios for the year 2050 using the "virtual reality computer model." He shows how life on earth has always been altered by changing weather patterns.
Title: Cry in the Woods, A
Catalog #: VEM 049 Production: VHS. 18 minutes. Johnson
Associates, Inc., McLean, VA, 1991.
Format: Documentary Audience: General
A presentation of Siskiyou County Board of Education and Board of Supervisors,
which looks at the stress produced in families of timber workers because
of restrictions on logging in the Pacific Northwest due to the spotted
owl.
Title: Extinction of Experience, with Bob Pyle
Catalog #: VEM 045 Production: VHS. 2 tapes: VEM 045-1:
04 minutes; VEM 045-2: 90 min. 1991.
Format: Lecture/presentation Audience: Adults
VEM 045-1: Bob Pyle speaks at St. Mark's Cathedral, Seattle, on October 18, 1991, sponsored by Cathedral Associates and the Ecology-Spirituality Group.
VEM 045-2: Reverend Carla Berkedal and the Rev. Peter Holroyd speak on October 18, 1991
Title: Global Warming & Species Extinction
Catalog #: VEM 066 Production: VHS. 2 tapes. 85 min.
Earth Ministry, 1994.
Format: Lecture/Presentation Audience: Adults
Earth Ministry's Spring Gathering, April 16, 1994, at University Unitarian Church, Seattle, Washington.
VEM 066-1: Intro/meditation: Reverend Pascal Nelson. Presentation: Dr. George Gilchrist discusses global warming, species extinction.
VEM 066-2: Panel Discussion with audience questions on relationship between spirituality, science, and public policy.
Title: Keeping the Earth: Religious and Scientific Perspectives
Catalog #: VEM 074 Production: VHS. 27 min. Union of
Concerned Scientists. 1996.
Format: Documentary Audience: General
This video calls on all Americans to serve as good stewards of the natural world. Prominent scientists and religious leaders offer their perspectives on the need to protect our environment and the diverse species that share it.
Narrated by James Earl Jones.
Title: Reflections on the Land Ethic
Catalog #: VEM 017 Production: VHS. 50 min. Earth Ministry,
1992.
Format: Lecture/presentation Audience: Adults
Earth Ministry Gathering, 1992.
Estella Leopold, University of Washington botany professor and daughter of Aldo Leopold (Sand County Almanac), shares her views of the land ethic, how the family learned and practiced it in Wisconsin, and how well we're following it now in Washington State. Talk is 30 minutes, followed by discussion.
Title: Restoring Creation for Ecology and Justice
Catalog #: VEM 044 Production: VHS. 15 minutes. Presbyterian
Church (USA), 1990.
Format: Documentary Audience: General
Presents the diversity and beauty of nature along with equally dramatic scenes of creation's pain and the injustice suffered by human beings. Also focuses on God's work to heal and restore creation.
Title: Saving Life on Earth
Catalog #: VEM 019 Production: VHS. 11 Min. World Wildlife
Fund.
Format: Documentary Audience: General
An overview of activities of the World Wildlife Fund to preserve wildlife habitat.
Title: Seeing the People and the Trees
Catalog #: VEM 016 Production: VHS. 38 Min. Earth Ministry,
1992.
Format: Lecture/presentation Audience: Adults
Earth Ministry Fall Gathering, 11/21/92
Presentation by Cathy Richardson, sociologist at the University of Washington School of Forestry, about varying perceptions on use and degradation of forests held by different people involved: agency employees, private landowners, loggers, etc.
Title: Urban Wildlife Enhancement
Catalog #: VEM 065 Production: VHS. 87 min. 1992.
Format: Lecture/presentation Audience: Adults
Tricia Thompson of the Washington Department of Wildlife speaks to the St. Mark's Cathedral (Seattle) Ecology/Spirituality Group on March 11, 1992, about effects of urbanization on wildlife and prospects for restoring the St. Mark's greenbelt.
Title: Water You Doing?
Catalog #: VEM 002 Production: VHS. 1 tape, with manual.
Seattle Drainage and Wastewater Utility, 1992.
Format: Educational Audience: Children
Middle school curriculum on water quality prepared by Seattle Drainage and Wastewater Utility. Includes manual.