TERRA: The Nature of Our World

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  TERRA 708: Trapped!

  5/14/2012

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  Duration: 10:48

  Going into its 7th sea­son, TERRA: The Nature of Our World is proud to bring you sto­ries from around our planet – vignettes of peo­ple, places, and all sizes and shapes of crit­ters. Through these sto­ries, we form con­nec­tions with nature, ani­mals, and our Earth, as well as other human beings. These con­nec­tions are what truly makes life on our Earth worth living. The TERRA staff remain com­mit­ted to bring­ing you the best in inde­pen­dently pro­duced sci­ence and nature pro­gram­ming from around the globe. We are proud of our archive of more than 200 unique films that high­light sto­ries and expe­ri­ences that are the heart and soul of our nat­ural world. We invite you to join us and to dis­cover the sci­ence, nature, tech­nol­ogy, and cul­ture in these sto­ries as we explore what truly con­sti­tutes life on Earth. These shows are meant for broad dis­tri­b­u­tion. We pack­age them for your iPod, iPad, and smart phone. You can email them, down­load them, and even embed them. We want these sto­ries to be heard — each month we total over 100,000 views. We encour­age you to sift through our archive and we hope you look for­ward to our upcom­ing shows. These films are the visual records of six years on our planet, and these sto­ries help to cre­ate a por­trait of our world, which at times appears very frag­ile. We live in a time where deci­sions about ever-dwindling resources, chang­ing cli­mates, and energy inse­cu­rity are shap­ing the liveli­hoods and futures of the next gen­er­a­tions. This is a time to lis­ten to sci­ence, to shun pol­i­tics, and to become engaged in cre­at­ing a sus­tain­able society. TERRA is run by grad­u­ate stu­dents in the MFA in Sci­ence and Nat­ural His­tory Film­mak­ing Pro­gram at Mon­tana State Uni­ver­sity. We are ded­i­cat­ing our time and energy to bring you this unique pro­gram­ming. We wel­come your feed­back, and we will con­tinue in our hum­ble pur­suit to deliver fresh and inspir­ing con­tent. We appre­ci­ate the hun­dreds of pro­duc­ers that have con­tributed their films for TERRA. With­out the gen­eros­ity of these film­mak­ers, none of this would be pos­si­ble. And most of all, we thank you for watch­ing. Know­ing you are out there is what keeps us going!

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  TERRA 707: TRUST Arizona

  4/28/2012

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  Duration: 7:11

  Going into its 7th sea­son, TERRA: The Nature of Our World is proud to bring you sto­ries from around our planet – vignettes of peo­ple, places, and all sizes and shapes of crit­ters. Through these sto­ries, we form con­nec­tions with nature, ani­mals, and our Earth, as well as other human beings. These con­nec­tions are what truly makes life on our Earth worth living. The TERRA staff remain com­mit­ted to bring­ing you the best in inde­pen­dently pro­duced sci­ence and nature pro­gram­ming from around the globe. We are proud of our archive of more than 200 unique films that high­light sto­ries and expe­ri­ences that are the heart and soul of our nat­ural world. We invite you to join us and to dis­cover the sci­ence, nature, tech­nol­ogy, and cul­ture in these sto­ries as we explore what truly con­sti­tutes life on Earth. These shows are meant for broad dis­tri­b­u­tion. We pack­age them for your iPod, iPad, and smart phone. You can email them, down­load them, and even embed them. We want these sto­ries to be heard — each month we total over 100,000 views. We encour­age you to sift through our archive and we hope you look for­ward to our upcom­ing shows. These films are the visual records of six years on our planet, and these sto­ries help to cre­ate a por­trait of our world, which at times appears very frag­ile. We live in a time where deci­sions about ever-dwindling resources, chang­ing cli­mates, and energy inse­cu­rity are shap­ing the liveli­hoods and futures of the next gen­er­a­tions. This is a time to lis­ten to sci­ence, to shun pol­i­tics, and to become engaged in cre­at­ing a sus­tain­able society. TERRA is run by grad­u­ate stu­dents in the MFA in Sci­ence and Nat­ural His­tory Film­mak­ing Pro­gram at Mon­tana State Uni­ver­sity. We are ded­i­cat­ing our time and energy to bring you this unique pro­gram­ming. We wel­come your feed­back, and we will con­tinue in our hum­ble pur­suit to deliver fresh and inspir­ing con­tent. We appre­ci­ate the hun­dreds of pro­duc­ers that have con­tributed their films for TERRA. With­out the gen­eros­ity of these film­mak­ers, none of this would be pos­si­ble. And most of all, we thank you for watch­ing. Know­ing you are out there is what keeps us going!

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  TERRA 706: Bending Widgets

  4/13/2012

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  Duration: 14:10

  Going into its 7th sea­son, TERRA: The Nature of Our World is proud to bring you sto­ries from around our planet – vignettes of peo­ple, places, and all sizes and shapes of crit­ters. Through these sto­ries, we form con­nec­tions with nature, ani­mals, and our Earth, as well as other human beings. These con­nec­tions are what truly makes life on our Earth worth living. The TERRA staff remain com­mit­ted to bring­ing you the best in inde­pen­dently pro­duced sci­ence and nature pro­gram­ming from around the globe. We are proud of our archive of more than 200 unique films that high­light sto­ries and expe­ri­ences that are the heart and soul of our nat­ural world. We invite you to join us and to dis­cover the sci­ence, nature, tech­nol­ogy, and cul­ture in these sto­ries as we explore what truly con­sti­tutes life on Earth. These shows are meant for broad dis­tri­b­u­tion. We pack­age them for your iPod, iPad, and smart phone. You can email them, down­load them, and even embed them. We want these sto­ries to be heard — each month we total over 100,000 views. We encour­age you to sift through our archive and we hope you look for­ward to our upcom­ing shows. These films are the visual records of six years on our planet, and these sto­ries help to cre­ate a por­trait of our world, which at times appears very frag­ile. We live in a time where deci­sions about ever-dwindling resources, chang­ing cli­mates, and energy inse­cu­rity are shap­ing the liveli­hoods and futures of the next gen­er­a­tions. This is a time to lis­ten to sci­ence, to shun pol­i­tics, and to become engaged in cre­at­ing a sus­tain­able society. TERRA is run by grad­u­ate stu­dents in the MFA in Sci­ence and Nat­ural His­tory Film­mak­ing Pro­gram at Mon­tana State Uni­ver­sity. We are ded­i­cat­ing our time and energy to bring you this unique pro­gram­ming. We wel­come your feed­back, and we will con­tinue in our hum­ble pur­suit to deliver fresh and inspir­ing con­tent. We appre­ci­ate the hun­dreds of pro­duc­ers that have con­tributed their films for TERRA. With­out the gen­eros­ity of these film­mak­ers, none of this would be pos­si­ble. And most of all, we thank you for watch­ing. Know­ing you are out there is what keeps us going!

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  TERRA 705: Growing Up With Gadgets

  3/31/2012

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  Duration: 18:43

  Going into its 7th sea­son, TERRA: The Nature of Our World is proud to bring you sto­ries from around our planet – vignettes of peo­ple, places, and all sizes and shapes of crit­ters. Through these sto­ries, we form con­nec­tions with nature, ani­mals, and our Earth, as well as other human beings. These con­nec­tions are what truly makes life on our Earth worth living. The TERRA staff remain com­mit­ted to bring­ing you the best in inde­pen­dently pro­duced sci­ence and nature pro­gram­ming from around the globe. We are proud of our archive of more than 200 unique films that high­light sto­ries and expe­ri­ences that are the heart and soul of our nat­ural world. We invite you to join us and to dis­cover the sci­ence, nature, tech­nol­ogy, and cul­ture in these sto­ries as we explore what truly con­sti­tutes life on Earth. These shows are meant for broad dis­tri­b­u­tion. We pack­age them for your iPod, iPad, and smart phone. You can email them, down­load them, and even embed them. We want these sto­ries to be heard — each month we total over 100,000 views. We encour­age you to sift through our archive and we hope you look for­ward to our upcom­ing shows. These films are the visual records of six years on our planet, and these sto­ries help to cre­ate a por­trait of our world, which at times appears very frag­ile. We live in a time where deci­sions about ever-dwindling resources, chang­ing cli­mates, and energy inse­cu­rity are shap­ing the liveli­hoods and futures of the next gen­er­a­tions. This is a time to lis­ten to sci­ence, to shun pol­i­tics, and to become engaged in cre­at­ing a sus­tain­able society. TERRA is run by grad­u­ate stu­dents in the MFA in Sci­ence and Nat­ural His­tory Film­mak­ing Pro­gram at Mon­tana State Uni­ver­sity. We are ded­i­cat­ing our time and energy to bring you this unique pro­gram­ming. We wel­come your feed­back, and we will con­tinue in our hum­ble pur­suit to deliver fresh and inspir­ing con­tent. We appre­ci­ate the hun­dreds of pro­duc­ers that have con­tributed their films for TERRA. With­out the gen­eros­ity of these film­mak­ers, none of this would be pos­si­ble. And most of all, we thank you for watch­ing. Know­ing you are out there is what keeps us going!

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  TERRA 704: Where There Are Reeds

  3/16/2012

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  Duration: 7:50

  Going into its 7th sea­son, TERRA: The Nature of Our World is proud to bring you sto­ries from around our planet – vignettes of peo­ple, places, and all sizes and shapes of crit­ters. Through these sto­ries, we form con­nec­tions with nature, ani­mals, and our Earth, as well as other human beings. These con­nec­tions are what truly makes life on our Earth worth living. The TERRA staff remain com­mit­ted to bring­ing you the best in inde­pen­dently pro­duced sci­ence and nature pro­gram­ming from around the globe. We are proud of our archive of more than 200 unique films that high­light sto­ries and expe­ri­ences that are the heart and soul of our nat­ural world. We invite you to join us and to dis­cover the sci­ence, nature, tech­nol­ogy, and cul­ture in these sto­ries as we explore what truly con­sti­tutes life on Earth. These shows are meant for broad dis­tri­b­u­tion. We pack­age them for your iPod, iPad, and smart phone. You can email them, down­load them, and even embed them. We want these sto­ries to be heard — each month we total over 100,000 views. We encour­age you to sift through our archive and we hope you look for­ward to our upcom­ing shows. These films are the visual records of six years on our planet, and these sto­ries help to cre­ate a por­trait of our world, which at times appears very frag­ile. We live in a time where deci­sions about ever-dwindling resources, chang­ing cli­mates, and energy inse­cu­rity are shap­ing the liveli­hoods and futures of the next gen­er­a­tions. This is a time to lis­ten to sci­ence, to shun pol­i­tics, and to become engaged in cre­at­ing a sus­tain­able society. TERRA is run by grad­u­ate stu­dents in the MFA in Sci­ence and Nat­ural His­tory Film­mak­ing Pro­gram at Mon­tana State Uni­ver­sity. We are ded­i­cat­ing our time and energy to bring you this unique pro­gram­ming. We wel­come your feed­back, and we will con­tinue in our hum­ble pur­suit to deliver fresh and inspir­ing con­tent. We appre­ci­ate the hun­dreds of pro­duc­ers that have con­tributed their films for TERRA. With­out the gen­eros­ity of these film­mak­ers, none of this would be pos­si­ble. And most of all, we thank you for watch­ing. Know­ing you are out there is what keeps us going!

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  TERRA 703: Lines in the Sand

  3/5/2012

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  Duration: 26:10

  Going into its 7th sea­son, TERRA: The Nature of Our World is proud to bring you sto­ries from around our planet – vignettes of peo­ple, places, and all sizes and shapes of crit­ters. Through these sto­ries, we form con­nec­tions with nature, ani­mals, and our Earth, as well as other human beings. These con­nec­tions are what truly makes life on our Earth worth living. The TERRA staff remain com­mit­ted to bring­ing you the best in inde­pen­dently pro­duced sci­ence and nature pro­gram­ming from around the globe. We are proud of our archive of more than 200 unique films that high­light sto­ries and expe­ri­ences that are the heart and soul of our nat­ural world. We invite you to join us and to dis­cover the sci­ence, nature, tech­nol­ogy, and cul­ture in these sto­ries as we explore what truly con­sti­tutes life on Earth. These shows are meant for broad dis­tri­b­u­tion. We pack­age them for your iPod, iPad, and smart phone. You can email them, down­load them, and even embed them. We want these sto­ries to be heard — each month we total over 100,000 views. We encour­age you to sift through our archive and we hope you look for­ward to our upcom­ing shows. These films are the visual records of six years on our planet, and these sto­ries help to cre­ate a por­trait of our world, which at times appears very frag­ile. We live in a time where deci­sions about ever-dwindling resources, chang­ing cli­mates, and energy inse­cu­rity are shap­ing the liveli­hoods and futures of the next gen­er­a­tions. This is a time to lis­ten to sci­ence, to shun pol­i­tics, and to become engaged in cre­at­ing a sus­tain­able society. TERRA is run by grad­u­ate stu­dents in the MFA in Sci­ence and Nat­ural His­tory Film­mak­ing Pro­gram at Mon­tana State Uni­ver­sity. We are ded­i­cat­ing our time and energy to bring you this unique pro­gram­ming. We wel­come your feed­back, and we will con­tinue in our hum­ble pur­suit to deliver fresh and inspir­ing con­tent. We appre­ci­ate the hun­dreds of pro­duc­ers that have con­tributed their films for TERRA. With­out the gen­eros­ity of these film­mak­ers, none of this would be pos­si­ble. And most of all, we thank you for watch­ing. Know­ing you are out there is what keeps us going!

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  TERRA 702: Why is Science Important?

  2/21/2012

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  Duration: 28:34

  Going into its 7th sea­son, TERRA: The Nature of Our World is proud to bring you sto­ries from around our planet – vignettes of peo­ple, places, and all sizes and shapes of crit­ters. Through these sto­ries, we form con­nec­tions with nature, ani­mals, and our Earth, as well as other human beings. These con­nec­tions are what truly makes life on our Earth worth living. The TERRA staff remain com­mit­ted to bring­ing you the best in inde­pen­dently pro­duced sci­ence and nature pro­gram­ming from around the globe. We are proud of our archive of more than 200 unique films that high­light sto­ries and expe­ri­ences that are the heart and soul of our nat­ural world. We invite you to join us and to dis­cover the sci­ence, nature, tech­nol­ogy, and cul­ture in these sto­ries as we explore what truly con­sti­tutes life on Earth. These shows are meant for broad dis­tri­b­u­tion. We pack­age them for your iPod, iPad, and smart phone. You can email them, down­load them, and even embed them. We want these sto­ries to be heard — each month we total over 100,000 views. We encour­age you to sift through our archive and we hope you look for­ward to our upcom­ing shows. These films are the visual records of six years on our planet, and these sto­ries help to cre­ate a por­trait of our world, which at times appears very frag­ile. We live in a time where deci­sions about ever-dwindling resources, chang­ing cli­mates, and energy inse­cu­rity are shap­ing the liveli­hoods and futures of the next gen­er­a­tions. This is a time to lis­ten to sci­ence, to shun pol­i­tics, and to become engaged in cre­at­ing a sus­tain­able society. TERRA is run by grad­u­ate stu­dents in the MFA in Sci­ence and Nat­ural His­tory Film­mak­ing Pro­gram at Mon­tana State Uni­ver­sity. We are ded­i­cat­ing our time and energy to bring you this unique pro­gram­ming. We wel­come your feed­back, and we will con­tinue in our hum­ble pur­suit to deliver fresh and inspir­ing con­tent. We appre­ci­ate the hun­dreds of pro­duc­ers that have con­tributed their films for TERRA. With­out the gen­eros­ity of these film­mak­ers, none of this would be pos­si­ble. And most of all, we thank you for watch­ing. Know­ing you are out there is what keeps us going!

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  TERRA 701: Earth & Moon: A Planetary Fairytale

  2/4/2012

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  Duration: 8:26

  For his second year project, Refah Seyed Mahmoud built a rear projection dome and crafted an animated film, Earth & Moon, to experiment with the visual possibilities of anamorphic displays. Earth & Moon is a story of coincidence, consequence, and interstellar romance: a scientific fairytale that tells the story of the unique relationship between the earth and the moon.

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  TERRA 620: TRUST Alaska

  1/21/2012

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  Duration: 8:34

  Going into its 7th sea­son, TERRA: The Nature of Our World is proud to bring you sto­ries from around our planet – vignettes of peo­ple, places, and all sizes and shapes of crit­ters. Through these sto­ries, we form con­nec­tions with nature, ani­mals, and our Earth, as well as other human beings. These con­nec­tions are what truly makes life on our Earth worth living. The TERRA staff remain com­mit­ted to bring­ing you the best in inde­pen­dently pro­duced sci­ence and nature pro­gram­ming from around the globe. We are proud of our archive of more than 200 unique films that high­light sto­ries and expe­ri­ences that are the heart and soul of our nat­ural world. We invite you to join us and to dis­cover the sci­ence, nature, tech­nol­ogy, and cul­ture in these sto­ries as we explore what truly con­sti­tutes life on Earth. These shows are meant for broad dis­tri­b­u­tion. We pack­age them for your iPod, iPad, and smart phone. You can email them, down­load them, and even embed them. We want these sto­ries to be heard — each month we total over 100,000 views. We encour­age you to sift through our archive and we hope you look for­ward to our upcom­ing shows. These films are the visual records of six years on our planet, and these sto­ries help to cre­ate a por­trait of our world, which at times appears very frag­ile. We live in a time where deci­sions about ever-dwindling resources, chang­ing cli­mates, and energy inse­cu­rity are shap­ing the liveli­hoods and futures of the next gen­er­a­tions. This is a time to lis­ten to sci­ence, to shun pol­i­tics, and to become engaged in cre­at­ing a sus­tain­able society. TERRA is run by grad­u­ate stu­dents in the MFA in Sci­ence and Nat­ural His­tory Film­mak­ing Pro­gram at Mon­tana State Uni­ver­sity. We are ded­i­cat­ing our time and energy to bring you this unique pro­gram­ming. We wel­come your feed­back, and we will con­tinue in our hum­ble pur­suit to deliver fresh and inspir­ing con­tent. We appre­ci­ate the hun­dreds of pro­duc­ers that have con­tributed their films for TERRA. With­out the gen­eros­ity of these film­mak­ers, none of this would be pos­si­ble. And most of all, we thank you for watch­ing. Know­ing you are out there is what keeps us going!

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  TERRA 619: Reefer Madness

  1/7/2012

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  Duration: 8:24

  The filmmaker's two obsessions, reef animals and filmmaking, intersect in this brief glimpse at the world of reef aquaria.

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  TERRA 618: The Action of Attraction

  12/23/2011

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  Duration: 8:23

  Going into its 7th sea­son, TERRA: The Nature of Our World is proud to bring you sto­ries from around our planet – vignettes of peo­ple, places, and all sizes and shapes of crit­ters. Through these sto­ries, we form con­nec­tions with nature, ani­mals, and our Earth, as well as other human beings. These con­nec­tions are what truly makes life on our Earth worth living. The TERRA staff remain com­mit­ted to bring­ing you the best in inde­pen­dently pro­duced sci­ence and nature pro­gram­ming from around the globe. We are proud of our archive of more than 200 unique films that high­light sto­ries and expe­ri­ences that are the heart and soul of our nat­ural world. We invite you to join us and to dis­cover the sci­ence, nature, tech­nol­ogy, and cul­ture in these sto­ries as we explore what truly con­sti­tutes life on Earth. These shows are meant for broad dis­tri­b­u­tion. We pack­age them for your iPod, iPad, and smart phone. You can email them, down­load them, and even embed them. We want these sto­ries to be heard — each month we total over 100,000 views. We encour­age you to sift through our archive and we hope you look for­ward to our upcom­ing shows. These films are the visual records of six years on our planet, and these sto­ries help to cre­ate a por­trait of our world, which at times appears very frag­ile. We live in a time where deci­sions about ever-dwindling resources, chang­ing cli­mates, and energy inse­cu­rity are shap­ing the liveli­hoods and futures of the next gen­er­a­tions. This is a time to lis­ten to sci­ence, to shun pol­i­tics, and to become engaged in cre­at­ing a sus­tain­able society. TERRA is run by grad­u­ate stu­dents in the MFA in Sci­ence and Nat­ural His­tory Film­mak­ing Pro­gram at Mon­tana State Uni­ver­sity. We are ded­i­cat­ing our time and energy to bring you this unique pro­gram­ming. We wel­come your feed­back, and we will con­tinue in our hum­ble pur­suit to deliver fresh and inspir­ing con­tent. We appre­ci­ate the hun­dreds of pro­duc­ers that have con­tributed their films for TERRA. With­out the gen­eros­ity of these film­mak­ers, none of this would be pos­si­ble. And most of all, we thank you for watch­ing. Know­ing you are out there is what keeps us going!

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  TERRA 419: Pablo's Hippos PREVIEW

  3/7/2008

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  Duration: 0:42

  Going into its 7th sea­son, TERRA: The Nature of Our World is proud to bring you sto­ries from around our planet – vignettes of peo­ple, places, and all sizes and shapes of crit­ters. Through these sto­ries, we form con­nec­tions with nature, ani­mals, and our Earth, as well as other human beings. These con­nec­tions are what truly makes life on our Earth worth living. The TERRA staff remain com­mit­ted to bring­ing you the best in inde­pen­dently pro­duced sci­ence and nature pro­gram­ming from around the globe. We are proud of our archive of more than 200 unique films that high­light sto­ries and expe­ri­ences that are the heart and soul of our nat­ural world. We invite you to join us and to dis­cover the sci­ence, nature, tech­nol­ogy, and cul­ture in these sto­ries as we explore what truly con­sti­tutes life on Earth. These shows are meant for broad dis­tri­b­u­tion. We pack­age them for your iPod, iPad, and smart phone. You can email them, down­load them, and even embed them. We want these sto­ries to be heard — each month we total over 100,000 views. We encour­age you to sift through our archive and we hope you look for­ward to our upcom­ing shows. These films are the visual records of six years on our planet, and these sto­ries help to cre­ate a por­trait of our world, which at times appears very frag­ile. We live in a time where deci­sions about ever-dwindling resources, chang­ing cli­mates, and energy inse­cu­rity are shap­ing the liveli­hoods and futures of the next gen­er­a­tions. This is a time to lis­ten to sci­ence, to shun pol­i­tics, and to become engaged in cre­at­ing a sus­tain­able society. TERRA is run by grad­u­ate stu­dents in the MFA in Sci­ence and Nat­ural His­tory Film­mak­ing Pro­gram at Mon­tana State Uni­ver­sity. We are ded­i­cat­ing our time and energy to bring you this unique pro­gram­ming. We wel­come your feed­back, and we will con­tinue in our hum­ble pur­suit to deliver fresh and inspir­ing con­tent. We appre­ci­ate the hun­dreds of pro­duc­ers that have con­tributed their films for TERRA. With­out the gen­eros­ity of these film­mak­ers, none of this would be pos­si­ble. And most of all, we thank you for watch­ing. Know­ing you are out there is what keeps us going!

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  TERRA 419: Pablo's Hippos PART ONE

  3/7/2008

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  Duration: 11:1

  Going into its 7th sea­son, TERRA: The Nature of Our World is proud to bring you sto­ries from around our planet – vignettes of peo­ple, places, and all sizes and shapes of crit­ters. Through these sto­ries, we form con­nec­tions with nature, ani­mals, and our Earth, as well as other human beings. These con­nec­tions are what truly makes life on our Earth worth living. The TERRA staff remain com­mit­ted to bring­ing you the best in inde­pen­dently pro­duced sci­ence and nature pro­gram­ming from around the globe. We are proud of our archive of more than 200 unique films that high­light sto­ries and expe­ri­ences that are the heart and soul of our nat­ural world. We invite you to join us and to dis­cover the sci­ence, nature, tech­nol­ogy, and cul­ture in these sto­ries as we explore what truly con­sti­tutes life on Earth. These shows are meant for broad dis­tri­b­u­tion. We pack­age them for your iPod, iPad, and smart phone. You can email them, down­load them, and even embed them. We want these sto­ries to be heard — each month we total over 100,000 views. We encour­age you to sift through our archive and we hope you look for­ward to our upcom­ing shows. These films are the visual records of six years on our planet, and these sto­ries help to cre­ate a por­trait of our world, which at times appears very frag­ile. We live in a time where deci­sions about ever-dwindling resources, chang­ing cli­mates, and energy inse­cu­rity are shap­ing the liveli­hoods and futures of the next gen­er­a­tions. This is a time to lis­ten to sci­ence, to shun pol­i­tics, and to become engaged in cre­at­ing a sus­tain­able society. TERRA is run by grad­u­ate stu­dents in the MFA in Sci­ence and Nat­ural His­tory Film­mak­ing Pro­gram at Mon­tana State Uni­ver­sity. We are ded­i­cat­ing our time and energy to bring you this unique pro­gram­ming. We wel­come your feed­back, and we will con­tinue in our hum­ble pur­suit to deliver fresh and inspir­ing con­tent. We appre­ci­ate the hun­dreds of pro­duc­ers that have con­tributed their films for TERRA. With­out the gen­eros­ity of these film­mak­ers, none of this would be pos­si­ble. And most of all, we thank you for watch­ing. Know­ing you are out there is what keeps us going!

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  TERRA 417: Army Naturalist PREVIEW

  2/28/2008

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  Duration: 1:4

  Going into its 7th sea­son, TERRA: The Nature of Our World is proud to bring you sto­ries from around our planet – vignettes of peo­ple, places, and all sizes and shapes of crit­ters. Through these sto­ries, we form con­nec­tions with nature, ani­mals, and our Earth, as well as other human beings. These con­nec­tions are what truly makes life on our Earth worth living. The TERRA staff remain com­mit­ted to bring­ing you the best in inde­pen­dently pro­duced sci­ence and nature pro­gram­ming from around the globe. We are proud of our archive of more than 200 unique films that high­light sto­ries and expe­ri­ences that are the heart and soul of our nat­ural world. We invite you to join us and to dis­cover the sci­ence, nature, tech­nol­ogy, and cul­ture in these sto­ries as we explore what truly con­sti­tutes life on Earth. These shows are meant for broad dis­tri­b­u­tion. We pack­age them for your iPod, iPad, and smart phone. You can email them, down­load them, and even embed them. We want these sto­ries to be heard — each month we total over 100,000 views. We encour­age you to sift through our archive and we hope you look for­ward to our upcom­ing shows. These films are the visual records of six years on our planet, and these sto­ries help to cre­ate a por­trait of our world, which at times appears very frag­ile. We live in a time where deci­sions about ever-dwindling resources, chang­ing cli­mates, and energy inse­cu­rity are shap­ing the liveli­hoods and futures of the next gen­er­a­tions. This is a time to lis­ten to sci­ence, to shun pol­i­tics, and to become engaged in cre­at­ing a sus­tain­able society. TERRA is run by grad­u­ate stu­dents in the MFA in Sci­ence and Nat­ural His­tory Film­mak­ing Pro­gram at Mon­tana State Uni­ver­sity. We are ded­i­cat­ing our time and energy to bring you this unique pro­gram­ming. We wel­come your feed­back, and we will con­tinue in our hum­ble pur­suit to deliver fresh and inspir­ing con­tent. We appre­ci­ate the hun­dreds of pro­duc­ers that have con­tributed their films for TERRA. With­out the gen­eros­ity of these film­mak­ers, none of this would be pos­si­ble. And most of all, we thank you for watch­ing. Know­ing you are out there is what keeps us going!

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  TERRA 344: Smooth Striations PROMO

  10/10/2007

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  Duration: 0:49

  Going into its 7th sea­son, TERRA: The Nature of Our World is proud to bring you sto­ries from around our planet – vignettes of peo­ple, places, and all sizes and shapes of crit­ters. Through these sto­ries, we form con­nec­tions with nature, ani­mals, and our Earth, as well as other human beings. These con­nec­tions are what truly makes life on our Earth worth living. The TERRA staff remain com­mit­ted to bring­ing you the best in inde­pen­dently pro­duced sci­ence and nature pro­gram­ming from around the globe. We are proud of our archive of more than 200 unique films that high­light sto­ries and expe­ri­ences that are the heart and soul of our nat­ural world. We invite you to join us and to dis­cover the sci­ence, nature, tech­nol­ogy, and cul­ture in these sto­ries as we explore what truly con­sti­tutes life on Earth. These shows are meant for broad dis­tri­b­u­tion. We pack­age them for your iPod, iPad, and smart phone. You can email them, down­load them, and even embed them. We want these sto­ries to be heard — each month we total over 100,000 views. We encour­age you to sift through our archive and we hope you look for­ward to our upcom­ing shows. These films are the visual records of six years on our planet, and these sto­ries help to cre­ate a por­trait of our world, which at times appears very frag­ile. We live in a time where deci­sions about ever-dwindling resources, chang­ing cli­mates, and energy inse­cu­rity are shap­ing the liveli­hoods and futures of the next gen­er­a­tions. This is a time to lis­ten to sci­ence, to shun pol­i­tics, and to become engaged in cre­at­ing a sus­tain­able society. TERRA is run by grad­u­ate stu­dents in the MFA in Sci­ence and Nat­ural His­tory Film­mak­ing Pro­gram at Mon­tana State Uni­ver­sity. We are ded­i­cat­ing our time and energy to bring you this unique pro­gram­ming. We wel­come your feed­back, and we will con­tinue in our hum­ble pur­suit to deliver fresh and inspir­ing con­tent. We appre­ci­ate the hun­dreds of pro­duc­ers that have con­tributed their films for TERRA. With­out the gen­eros­ity of these film­mak­ers, none of this would be pos­si­ble. And most of all, we thank you for watch­ing. Know­ing you are out there is what keeps us going!

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  TERRA 403: The Water Carriers PART THREE

  11/21/2007

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  Duration: 11:5

  Going into its 7th sea­son, TERRA: The Nature of Our World is proud to bring you sto­ries from around our planet – vignettes of peo­ple, places, and all sizes and shapes of crit­ters. Through these sto­ries, we form con­nec­tions with nature, ani­mals, and our Earth, as well as other human beings. These con­nec­tions are what truly makes life on our Earth worth living. The TERRA staff remain com­mit­ted to bring­ing you the best in inde­pen­dently pro­duced sci­ence and nature pro­gram­ming from around the globe. We are proud of our archive of more than 200 unique films that high­light sto­ries and expe­ri­ences that are the heart and soul of our nat­ural world. We invite you to join us and to dis­cover the sci­ence, nature, tech­nol­ogy, and cul­ture in these sto­ries as we explore what truly con­sti­tutes life on Earth. These shows are meant for broad dis­tri­b­u­tion. We pack­age them for your iPod, iPad, and smart phone. You can email them, down­load them, and even embed them. We want these sto­ries to be heard — each month we total over 100,000 views. We encour­age you to sift through our archive and we hope you look for­ward to our upcom­ing shows. These films are the visual records of six years on our planet, and these sto­ries help to cre­ate a por­trait of our world, which at times appears very frag­ile. We live in a time where deci­sions about ever-dwindling resources, chang­ing cli­mates, and energy inse­cu­rity are shap­ing the liveli­hoods and futures of the next gen­er­a­tions. This is a time to lis­ten to sci­ence, to shun pol­i­tics, and to become engaged in cre­at­ing a sus­tain­able society. TERRA is run by grad­u­ate stu­dents in the MFA in Sci­ence and Nat­ural His­tory Film­mak­ing Pro­gram at Mon­tana State Uni­ver­sity. We are ded­i­cat­ing our time and energy to bring you this unique pro­gram­ming. We wel­come your feed­back, and we will con­tinue in our hum­ble pur­suit to deliver fresh and inspir­ing con­tent. We appre­ci­ate the hun­dreds of pro­duc­ers that have con­tributed their films for TERRA. With­out the gen­eros­ity of these film­mak­ers, none of this would be pos­si­ble. And most of all, we thank you for watch­ing. Know­ing you are out there is what keeps us going!

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  TERRA 346: Bioneers 2007 PART ONE

  10/20/2007

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  Duration: 6:3

  Going into its 7th sea­son, TERRA: The Nature of Our World is proud to bring you sto­ries from around our planet – vignettes of peo­ple, places, and all sizes and shapes of crit­ters. Through these sto­ries, we form con­nec­tions with nature, ani­mals, and our Earth, as well as other human beings. These con­nec­tions are what truly makes life on our Earth worth living. The TERRA staff remain com­mit­ted to bring­ing you the best in inde­pen­dently pro­duced sci­ence and nature pro­gram­ming from around the globe. We are proud of our archive of more than 200 unique films that high­light sto­ries and expe­ri­ences that are the heart and soul of our nat­ural world. We invite you to join us and to dis­cover the sci­ence, nature, tech­nol­ogy, and cul­ture in these sto­ries as we explore what truly con­sti­tutes life on Earth. These shows are meant for broad dis­tri­b­u­tion. We pack­age them for your iPod, iPad, and smart phone. You can email them, down­load them, and even embed them. We want these sto­ries to be heard — each month we total over 100,000 views. We encour­age you to sift through our archive and we hope you look for­ward to our upcom­ing shows. These films are the visual records of six years on our planet, and these sto­ries help to cre­ate a por­trait of our world, which at times appears very frag­ile. We live in a time where deci­sions about ever-dwindling resources, chang­ing cli­mates, and energy inse­cu­rity are shap­ing the liveli­hoods and futures of the next gen­er­a­tions. This is a time to lis­ten to sci­ence, to shun pol­i­tics, and to become engaged in cre­at­ing a sus­tain­able society. TERRA is run by grad­u­ate stu­dents in the MFA in Sci­ence and Nat­ural His­tory Film­mak­ing Pro­gram at Mon­tana State Uni­ver­sity. We are ded­i­cat­ing our time and energy to bring you this unique pro­gram­ming. We wel­come your feed­back, and we will con­tinue in our hum­ble pur­suit to deliver fresh and inspir­ing con­tent. We appre­ci­ate the hun­dreds of pro­duc­ers that have con­tributed their films for TERRA. With­out the gen­eros­ity of these film­mak­ers, none of this would be pos­si­ble. And most of all, we thank you for watch­ing. Know­ing you are out there is what keeps us going!

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  TERRA 617: Our Tomorrow

  12/10/2011

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  Duration: 13:3

  Going into its 7th sea­son, TERRA: The Nature of Our World is proud to bring you sto­ries from around our planet – vignettes of peo­ple, places, and all sizes and shapes of crit­ters. Through these sto­ries, we form con­nec­tions with nature, ani­mals, and our Earth, as well as other human beings. These con­nec­tions are what truly makes life on our Earth worth living. The TERRA staff remain com­mit­ted to bring­ing you the best in inde­pen­dently pro­duced sci­ence and nature pro­gram­ming from around the globe. We are proud of our archive of more than 200 unique films that high­light sto­ries and expe­ri­ences that are the heart and soul of our nat­ural world. We invite you to join us and to dis­cover the sci­ence, nature, tech­nol­ogy, and cul­ture in these sto­ries as we explore what truly con­sti­tutes life on Earth. These shows are meant for broad dis­tri­b­u­tion. We pack­age them for your iPod, iPad, and smart phone. You can email them, down­load them, and even embed them. We want these sto­ries to be heard — each month we total over 100,000 views. We encour­age you to sift through our archive and we hope you look for­ward to our upcom­ing shows. These films are the visual records of six years on our planet, and these sto­ries help to cre­ate a por­trait of our world, which at times appears very frag­ile. We live in a time where deci­sions about ever-dwindling resources, chang­ing cli­mates, and energy inse­cu­rity are shap­ing the liveli­hoods and futures of the next gen­er­a­tions. This is a time to lis­ten to sci­ence, to shun pol­i­tics, and to become engaged in cre­at­ing a sus­tain­able society. TERRA is run by grad­u­ate stu­dents in the MFA in Sci­ence and Nat­ural His­tory Film­mak­ing Pro­gram at Mon­tana State Uni­ver­sity. We are ded­i­cat­ing our time and energy to bring you this unique pro­gram­ming. We wel­come your feed­back, and we will con­tinue in our hum­ble pur­suit to deliver fresh and inspir­ing con­tent. We appre­ci­ate the hun­dreds of pro­duc­ers that have con­tributed their films for TERRA. With­out the gen­eros­ity of these film­mak­ers, none of this would be pos­si­ble. And most of all, we thank you for watch­ing. Know­ing you are out there is what keeps us going!

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  TERRA 340: A Life with Skulls PART TWO

  9/12/2007

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  Duration: 11:37

  Going into its 7th sea­son, TERRA: The Nature of Our World is proud to bring you sto­ries from around our planet – vignettes of peo­ple, places, and all sizes and shapes of crit­ters. Through these sto­ries, we form con­nec­tions with nature, ani­mals, and our Earth, as well as other human beings. These con­nec­tions are what truly makes life on our Earth worth living. The TERRA staff remain com­mit­ted to bring­ing you the best in inde­pen­dently pro­duced sci­ence and nature pro­gram­ming from around the globe. We are proud of our archive of more than 200 unique films that high­light sto­ries and expe­ri­ences that are the heart and soul of our nat­ural world. We invite you to join us and to dis­cover the sci­ence, nature, tech­nol­ogy, and cul­ture in these sto­ries as we explore what truly con­sti­tutes life on Earth. These shows are meant for broad dis­tri­b­u­tion. We pack­age them for your iPod, iPad, and smart phone. You can email them, down­load them, and even embed them. We want these sto­ries to be heard — each month we total over 100,000 views. We encour­age you to sift through our archive and we hope you look for­ward to our upcom­ing shows. These films are the visual records of six years on our planet, and these sto­ries help to cre­ate a por­trait of our world, which at times appears very frag­ile. We live in a time where deci­sions about ever-dwindling resources, chang­ing cli­mates, and energy inse­cu­rity are shap­ing the liveli­hoods and futures of the next gen­er­a­tions. This is a time to lis­ten to sci­ence, to shun pol­i­tics, and to become engaged in cre­at­ing a sus­tain­able society. TERRA is run by grad­u­ate stu­dents in the MFA in Sci­ence and Nat­ural His­tory Film­mak­ing Pro­gram at Mon­tana State Uni­ver­sity. We are ded­i­cat­ing our time and energy to bring you this unique pro­gram­ming. We wel­come your feed­back, and we will con­tinue in our hum­ble pur­suit to deliver fresh and inspir­ing con­tent. We appre­ci­ate the hun­dreds of pro­duc­ers that have con­tributed their films for TERRA. With­out the gen­eros­ity of these film­mak­ers, none of this would be pos­si­ble. And most of all, we thank you for watch­ing. Know­ing you are out there is what keeps us going!

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  TERRA 616: TRUST California & Montana

  11/21/2011

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  Duration: 13:58

  Trust is a 10-part series about a perfect trifecta. The Public Trust Doctrine is a legal doctrine that traces back to Roman times and holds governments accountable to protect the resources we all share in common and depend upon for our very survival. The principle of inter-generational justice is enshrined in international human rights law and simply put, it means that the adults can't have a party on the planet and leave it a mess for our kids. Combine the Public Trust Doctrine with the principles of inter-generational justice and passionate youth who are fighting for their future in both the courts and on the streets, and we have the perfect trifecta. Why? Because youth across the country are bringing legal actions - based on trust - against the federal and state governments so we will all open our eyes and protect our atmosphere and our futures with smart strategies rooted in science. 

Part 1: Meet Alec Loorz, a 17-year old climate change activist from Oak View, California. When Alec was 12, he saw Inconvenient Truth for the first time. Since then he has been a dedicated activist for climate change. 

Part 2: Meet John Thiebes, a 23-year old beginning farmer has set out to change the agricultural practices on a worn-out patch of prairie in the agricultural heart of Montana.

Go to http://ourchildrenstrust.org/ to learn more about the campaign.

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  TERRA 310: Picante! Part Two

  2/12/2007

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  Duration: 8:59

  Going into its 7th sea­son, TERRA: The Nature of Our World is proud to bring you sto­ries from around our planet – vignettes of peo­ple, places, and all sizes and shapes of crit­ters. Through these sto­ries, we form con­nec­tions with nature, ani­mals, and our Earth, as well as other human beings. These con­nec­tions are what truly makes life on our Earth worth living. The TERRA staff remain com­mit­ted to bring­ing you the best in inde­pen­dently pro­duced sci­ence and nature pro­gram­ming from around the globe. We are proud of our archive of more than 200 unique films that high­light sto­ries and expe­ri­ences that are the heart and soul of our nat­ural world. We invite you to join us and to dis­cover the sci­ence, nature, tech­nol­ogy, and cul­ture in these sto­ries as we explore what truly con­sti­tutes life on Earth. These shows are meant for broad dis­tri­b­u­tion. We pack­age them for your iPod, iPad, and smart phone. You can email them, down­load them, and even embed them. We want these sto­ries to be heard — each month we total over 100,000 views. We encour­age you to sift through our archive and we hope you look for­ward to our upcom­ing shows. These films are the visual records of six years on our planet, and these sto­ries help to cre­ate a por­trait of our world, which at times appears very frag­ile. We live in a time where deci­sions about ever-dwindling resources, chang­ing cli­mates, and energy inse­cu­rity are shap­ing the liveli­hoods and futures of the next gen­er­a­tions. This is a time to lis­ten to sci­ence, to shun pol­i­tics, and to become engaged in cre­at­ing a sus­tain­able society. TERRA is run by grad­u­ate stu­dents in the MFA in Sci­ence and Nat­ural His­tory Film­mak­ing Pro­gram at Mon­tana State Uni­ver­sity. We are ded­i­cat­ing our time and energy to bring you this unique pro­gram­ming. We wel­come your feed­back, and we will con­tinue in our hum­ble pur­suit to deliver fresh and inspir­ing con­tent. We appre­ci­ate the hun­dreds of pro­duc­ers that have con­tributed their films for TERRA. With­out the gen­eros­ity of these film­mak­ers, none of this would be pos­si­ble. And most of all, we thank you for watch­ing. Know­ing you are out there is what keeps us going!

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  TERRA 614: Feeding the Problem

  10/31/2011

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  Duration: 26:17

  What began in 1912 as a gracious effort to save the Jackson Hole elk herd from harsh winters, shrinking habitat, and dwindling forage, has morphed into a century-long feeding program on what is now the National Elk Refuge and 22 other State-run feed grounds. 

This biological experiment has created a petri dish for wildlife disease and is now one of the most contentious, fiercely debated issues in the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem. Feeding the Problem is a balanced and in-depth exploration of this unique conservation dilemma from the people most intimately connected to it.

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  TERRA 613: Biofilm

  10/14/2011

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  Duration: 8:28

  "Biofilm" is an introduction to a relatively new field of medical research that investigates bacteria colonies known as biofilm. Recent research has shown that biofilm colonies often inhabit wounds of immuno-compromised patients, which consequently result in chronic wounds (wounds that remain open for months and years). Biofilm infections are difficult to treat and can lead to the amputation of limbs.

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  TERRA 612: Peak to Peak

  9/28/2011

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  Duration: 7:42

  Researcher Jack Hogg has studied bighorn sheep for over 30 years. In that time, he has come to know the species like few other people ever will. Follow Jack on a delightful journey watch baby bighorn lambs at play, as he discusses what a changing climate might mean for the animals.

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  TERRA 611: Connecting the Gems

  9/15/2011

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  Duration: 27:4

  Wildlife biologist Gregg Treinish and filmmaker Deia Schlosberg hike 520 miles along one of the most important wildlife corridors in North America. The two adventurers seek to gain a better understanding of the health of the region from an animal's eye point-of-view by assessing habitat and by monitoring corridor usage, as well as barriers to movement and human-related development along the journey.

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  TERRA 610: Spoil

  8/29/2011

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  Duration: 44:32

  Going into its 7th sea­son, TERRA: The Nature of Our World is proud to bring you sto­ries from around our planet – vignettes of peo­ple, places, and all sizes and shapes of crit­ters. Through these sto­ries, we form con­nec­tions with nature, ani­mals, and our Earth, as well as other human beings. These con­nec­tions are what truly makes life on our Earth worth living. The TERRA staff remain com­mit­ted to bring­ing you the best in inde­pen­dently pro­duced sci­ence and nature pro­gram­ming from around the globe. We are proud of our archive of more than 200 unique films that high­light sto­ries and expe­ri­ences that are the heart and soul of our nat­ural world. We invite you to join us and to dis­cover the sci­ence, nature, tech­nol­ogy, and cul­ture in these sto­ries as we explore what truly con­sti­tutes life on Earth. These shows are meant for broad dis­tri­b­u­tion. We pack­age them for your iPod, iPad, and smart phone. You can email them, down­load them, and even embed them. We want these sto­ries to be heard — each month we total over 100,000 views. We encour­age you to sift through our archive and we hope you look for­ward to our upcom­ing shows. These films are the visual records of six years on our planet, and these sto­ries help to cre­ate a por­trait of our world, which at times appears very frag­ile. We live in a time where deci­sions about ever-dwindling resources, chang­ing cli­mates, and energy inse­cu­rity are shap­ing the liveli­hoods and futures of the next gen­er­a­tions. This is a time to lis­ten to sci­ence, to shun pol­i­tics, and to become engaged in cre­at­ing a sus­tain­able society. TERRA is run by grad­u­ate stu­dents in the MFA in Sci­ence and Nat­ural His­tory Film­mak­ing Pro­gram at Mon­tana State Uni­ver­sity. We are ded­i­cat­ing our time and energy to bring you this unique pro­gram­ming. We wel­come your feed­back, and we will con­tinue in our hum­ble pur­suit to deliver fresh and inspir­ing con­tent. We appre­ci­ate the hun­dreds of pro­duc­ers that have con­tributed their films for TERRA. With­out the gen­eros­ity of these film­mak­ers, none of this would be pos­si­ble. And most of all, we thank you for watch­ing. Know­ing you are out there is what keeps us going!

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  TERRA 609: Spaced Out

  6/11/2011

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  Duration: 17:49

  Going into its 7th sea­son, TERRA: The Nature of Our World is proud to bring you sto­ries from around our planet – vignettes of peo­ple, places, and all sizes and shapes of crit­ters. Through these sto­ries, we form con­nec­tions with nature, ani­mals, and our Earth, as well as other human beings. These con­nec­tions are what truly makes life on our Earth worth living. The TERRA staff remain com­mit­ted to bring­ing you the best in inde­pen­dently pro­duced sci­ence and nature pro­gram­ming from around the globe. We are proud of our archive of more than 200 unique films that high­light sto­ries and expe­ri­ences that are the heart and soul of our nat­ural world. We invite you to join us and to dis­cover the sci­ence, nature, tech­nol­ogy, and cul­ture in these sto­ries as we explore what truly con­sti­tutes life on Earth. These shows are meant for broad dis­tri­b­u­tion. We pack­age them for your iPod, iPad, and smart phone. You can email them, down­load them, and even embed them. We want these sto­ries to be heard — each month we total over 100,000 views. We encour­age you to sift through our archive and we hope you look for­ward to our upcom­ing shows. These films are the visual records of six years on our planet, and these sto­ries help to cre­ate a por­trait of our world, which at times appears very frag­ile. We live in a time where deci­sions about ever-dwindling resources, chang­ing cli­mates, and energy inse­cu­rity are shap­ing the liveli­hoods and futures of the next gen­er­a­tions. This is a time to lis­ten to sci­ence, to shun pol­i­tics, and to become engaged in cre­at­ing a sus­tain­able society. TERRA is run by grad­u­ate stu­dents in the MFA in Sci­ence and Nat­ural His­tory Film­mak­ing Pro­gram at Mon­tana State Uni­ver­sity. We are ded­i­cat­ing our time and energy to bring you this unique pro­gram­ming. We wel­come your feed­back, and we will con­tinue in our hum­ble pur­suit to deliver fresh and inspir­ing con­tent. We appre­ci­ate the hun­dreds of pro­duc­ers that have con­tributed their films for TERRA. With­out the gen­eros­ity of these film­mak­ers, none of this would be pos­si­ble. And most of all, we thank you for watch­ing. Know­ing you are out there is what keeps us going!

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  Terra 608: The Species Problem

  5/30/2011

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  Duration: 21:31

  Going into its 7th sea­son, TERRA: The Nature of Our World is proud to bring you sto­ries from around our planet – vignettes of peo­ple, places, and all sizes and shapes of crit­ters. Through these sto­ries, we form con­nec­tions with nature, ani­mals, and our Earth, as well as other human beings. These con­nec­tions are what truly makes life on our Earth worth living. The TERRA staff remain com­mit­ted to bring­ing you the best in inde­pen­dently pro­duced sci­ence and nature pro­gram­ming from around the globe. We are proud of our archive of more than 200 unique films that high­light sto­ries and expe­ri­ences that are the heart and soul of our nat­ural world. We invite you to join us and to dis­cover the sci­ence, nature, tech­nol­ogy, and cul­ture in these sto­ries as we explore what truly con­sti­tutes life on Earth. These shows are meant for broad dis­tri­b­u­tion. We pack­age them for your iPod, iPad, and smart phone. You can email them, down­load them, and even embed them. We want these sto­ries to be heard — each month we total over 100,000 views. We encour­age you to sift through our archive and we hope you look for­ward to our upcom­ing shows. These films are the visual records of six years on our planet, and these sto­ries help to cre­ate a por­trait of our world, which at times appears very frag­ile. We live in a time where deci­sions about ever-dwindling resources, chang­ing cli­mates, and energy inse­cu­rity are shap­ing the liveli­hoods and futures of the next gen­er­a­tions. This is a time to lis­ten to sci­ence, to shun pol­i­tics, and to become engaged in cre­at­ing a sus­tain­able society. TERRA is run by grad­u­ate stu­dents in the MFA in Sci­ence and Nat­ural His­tory Film­mak­ing Pro­gram at Mon­tana State Uni­ver­sity. We are ded­i­cat­ing our time and energy to bring you this unique pro­gram­ming. We wel­come your feed­back, and we will con­tinue in our hum­ble pur­suit to deliver fresh and inspir­ing con­tent. We appre­ci­ate the hun­dreds of pro­duc­ers that have con­tributed their films for TERRA. With­out the gen­eros­ity of these film­mak­ers, none of this would be pos­si­ble. And most of all, we thank you for watch­ing. Know­ing you are out there is what keeps us going!

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  TERRA 607: Students Saving the Ocean

  5/7/2011

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  Duration: 23:20

  Going into its 7th sea­son, TERRA: The Nature of Our World is proud to bring you sto­ries from around our planet – vignettes of peo­ple, places, and all sizes and shapes of crit­ters. Through these sto­ries, we form con­nec­tions with nature, ani­mals, and our Earth, as well as other human beings. These con­nec­tions are what truly makes life on our Earth worth living. The TERRA staff remain com­mit­ted to bring­ing you the best in inde­pen­dently pro­duced sci­ence and nature pro­gram­ming from around the globe. We are proud of our archive of more than 200 unique films that high­light sto­ries and expe­ri­ences that are the heart and soul of our nat­ural world. We invite you to join us and to dis­cover the sci­ence, nature, tech­nol­ogy, and cul­ture in these sto­ries as we explore what truly con­sti­tutes life on Earth. These shows are meant for broad dis­tri­b­u­tion. We pack­age them for your iPod, iPad, and smart phone. You can email them, down­load them, and even embed them. We want these sto­ries to be heard — each month we total over 100,000 views. We encour­age you to sift through our archive and we hope you look for­ward to our upcom­ing shows. These films are the visual records of six years on our planet, and these sto­ries help to cre­ate a por­trait of our world, which at times appears very frag­ile. We live in a time where deci­sions about ever-dwindling resources, chang­ing cli­mates, and energy inse­cu­rity are shap­ing the liveli­hoods and futures of the next gen­er­a­tions. This is a time to lis­ten to sci­ence, to shun pol­i­tics, and to become engaged in cre­at­ing a sus­tain­able society. TERRA is run by grad­u­ate stu­dents in the MFA in Sci­ence and Nat­ural His­tory Film­mak­ing Pro­gram at Mon­tana State Uni­ver­sity. We are ded­i­cat­ing our time and energy to bring you this unique pro­gram­ming. We wel­come your feed­back, and we will con­tinue in our hum­ble pur­suit to deliver fresh and inspir­ing con­tent. We appre­ci­ate the hun­dreds of pro­duc­ers that have con­tributed their films for TERRA. With­out the gen­eros­ity of these film­mak­ers, none of this would be pos­si­ble. And most of all, we thank you for watch­ing. Know­ing you are out there is what keeps us going!

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  TERRA 606: An Eyeful of Sound

  4/7/2011

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  Duration: 10:44

  Going into its 7th sea­son, TERRA: The Nature of Our World is proud to bring you sto­ries from around our planet – vignettes of peo­ple, places, and all sizes and shapes of crit­ters. Through these sto­ries, we form con­nec­tions with nature, ani­mals, and our Earth, as well as other human beings. These con­nec­tions are what truly makes life on our Earth worth living. The TERRA staff remain com­mit­ted to bring­ing you the best in inde­pen­dently pro­duced sci­ence and nature pro­gram­ming from around the globe. We are proud of our archive of more than 200 unique films that high­light sto­ries and expe­ri­ences that are the heart and soul of our nat­ural world. We invite you to join us and to dis­cover the sci­ence, nature, tech­nol­ogy, and cul­ture in these sto­ries as we explore what truly con­sti­tutes life on Earth. These shows are meant for broad dis­tri­b­u­tion. We pack­age them for your iPod, iPad, and smart phone. You can email them, down­load them, and even embed them. We want these sto­ries to be heard — each month we total over 100,000 views. We encour­age you to sift through our archive and we hope you look for­ward to our upcom­ing shows. These films are the visual records of six years on our planet, and these sto­ries help to cre­ate a por­trait of our world, which at times appears very frag­ile. We live in a time where deci­sions about ever-dwindling resources, chang­ing cli­mates, and energy inse­cu­rity are shap­ing the liveli­hoods and futures of the next gen­er­a­tions. This is a time to lis­ten to sci­ence, to shun pol­i­tics, and to become engaged in cre­at­ing a sus­tain­able society. TERRA is run by grad­u­ate stu­dents in the MFA in Sci­ence and Nat­ural His­tory Film­mak­ing Pro­gram at Mon­tana State Uni­ver­sity. We are ded­i­cat­ing our time and energy to bring you this unique pro­gram­ming. We wel­come your feed­back, and we will con­tinue in our hum­ble pur­suit to deliver fresh and inspir­ing con­tent. We appre­ci­ate the hun­dreds of pro­duc­ers that have con­tributed their films for TERRA. With­out the gen­eros­ity of these film­mak­ers, none of this would be pos­si­ble. And most of all, we thank you for watch­ing. Know­ing you are out there is what keeps us going!

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  TERRA 605: Crossroads

  3/29/2011

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  Duration: 5:39

  Going into its 7th sea­son, TERRA: The Nature of Our World is proud to bring you sto­ries from around our planet – vignettes of peo­ple, places, and all sizes and shapes of crit­ters. Through these sto­ries, we form con­nec­tions with nature, ani­mals, and our Earth, as well as other human beings. These con­nec­tions are what truly makes life on our Earth worth living. The TERRA staff remain com­mit­ted to bring­ing you the best in inde­pen­dently pro­duced sci­ence and nature pro­gram­ming from around the globe. We are proud of our archive of more than 200 unique films that high­light sto­ries and expe­ri­ences that are the heart and soul of our nat­ural world. We invite you to join us and to dis­cover the sci­ence, nature, tech­nol­ogy, and cul­ture in these sto­ries as we explore what truly con­sti­tutes life on Earth. These shows are meant for broad dis­tri­b­u­tion. We pack­age them for your iPod, iPad, and smart phone. You can email them, down­load them, and even embed them. We want these sto­ries to be heard — each month we total over 100,000 views. We encour­age you to sift through our archive and we hope you look for­ward to our upcom­ing shows. These films are the visual records of six years on our planet, and these sto­ries help to cre­ate a por­trait of our world, which at times appears very frag­ile. We live in a time where deci­sions about ever-dwindling resources, chang­ing cli­mates, and energy inse­cu­rity are shap­ing the liveli­hoods and futures of the next gen­er­a­tions. This is a time to lis­ten to sci­ence, to shun pol­i­tics, and to become engaged in cre­at­ing a sus­tain­able society. TERRA is run by grad­u­ate stu­dents in the MFA in Sci­ence and Nat­ural His­tory Film­mak­ing Pro­gram at Mon­tana State Uni­ver­sity. We are ded­i­cat­ing our time and energy to bring you this unique pro­gram­ming. We wel­come your feed­back, and we will con­tinue in our hum­ble pur­suit to deliver fresh and inspir­ing con­tent. We appre­ci­ate the hun­dreds of pro­duc­ers that have con­tributed their films for TERRA. With­out the gen­eros­ity of these film­mak­ers, none of this would be pos­si­ble. And most of all, we thank you for watch­ing. Know­ing you are out there is what keeps us going!

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  TERRA 604: Tricky Winds

  2/17/2011

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  Duration: 4:44

  Going into its 7th sea­son, TERRA: The Nature of Our World is proud to bring you sto­ries from around our planet – vignettes of peo­ple, places, and all sizes and shapes of crit­ters. Through these sto­ries, we form con­nec­tions with nature, ani­mals, and our Earth, as well as other human beings. These con­nec­tions are what truly makes life on our Earth worth living. The TERRA staff remain com­mit­ted to bring­ing you the best in inde­pen­dently pro­duced sci­ence and nature pro­gram­ming from around the globe. We are proud of our archive of more than 200 unique films that high­light sto­ries and expe­ri­ences that are the heart and soul of our nat­ural world. We invite you to join us and to dis­cover the sci­ence, nature, tech­nol­ogy, and cul­ture in these sto­ries as we explore what truly con­sti­tutes life on Earth. These shows are meant for broad dis­tri­b­u­tion. We pack­age them for your iPod, iPad, and smart phone. You can email them, down­load them, and even embed them. We want these sto­ries to be heard — each month we total over 100,000 views. We encour­age you to sift through our archive and we hope you look for­ward to our upcom­ing shows. These films are the visual records of six years on our planet, and these sto­ries help to cre­ate a por­trait of our world, which at times appears very frag­ile. We live in a time where deci­sions about ever-dwindling resources, chang­ing cli­mates, and energy inse­cu­rity are shap­ing the liveli­hoods and futures of the next gen­er­a­tions. This is a time to lis­ten to sci­ence, to shun pol­i­tics, and to become engaged in cre­at­ing a sus­tain­able society. TERRA is run by grad­u­ate stu­dents in the MFA in Sci­ence and Nat­ural His­tory Film­mak­ing Pro­gram at Mon­tana State Uni­ver­sity. We are ded­i­cat­ing our time and energy to bring you this unique pro­gram­ming. We wel­come your feed­back, and we will con­tinue in our hum­ble pur­suit to deliver fresh and inspir­ing con­tent. We appre­ci­ate the hun­dreds of pro­duc­ers that have con­tributed their films for TERRA. With­out the gen­eros­ity of these film­mak­ers, none of this would be pos­si­ble. And most of all, we thank you for watch­ing. Know­ing you are out there is what keeps us going!

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  TERRA 603: BOB: The Bozone Ozone Bus

  2/12/2011

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  Duration: 14:11

  Going into its 7th sea­son, TERRA: The Nature of Our World is proud to bring you sto­ries from around our planet – vignettes of peo­ple, places, and all sizes and shapes of crit­ters. Through these sto­ries, we form con­nec­tions with nature, ani­mals, and our Earth, as well as other human beings. These con­nec­tions are what truly makes life on our Earth worth living. The TERRA staff remain com­mit­ted to bring­ing you the best in inde­pen­dently pro­duced sci­ence and nature pro­gram­ming from around the globe. We are proud of our archive of more than 200 unique films that high­light sto­ries and expe­ri­ences that are the heart and soul of our nat­ural world. We invite you to join us and to dis­cover the sci­ence, nature, tech­nol­ogy, and cul­ture in these sto­ries as we explore what truly con­sti­tutes life on Earth. These shows are meant for broad dis­tri­b­u­tion. We pack­age them for your iPod, iPad, and smart phone. You can email them, down­load them, and even embed them. We want these sto­ries to be heard — each month we total over 100,000 views. We encour­age you to sift through our archive and we hope you look for­ward to our upcom­ing shows. These films are the visual records of six years on our planet, and these sto­ries help to cre­ate a por­trait of our world, which at times appears very frag­ile. We live in a time where deci­sions about ever-dwindling resources, chang­ing cli­mates, and energy inse­cu­rity are shap­ing the liveli­hoods and futures of the next gen­er­a­tions. This is a time to lis­ten to sci­ence, to shun pol­i­tics, and to become engaged in cre­at­ing a sus­tain­able society. TERRA is run by grad­u­ate stu­dents in the MFA in Sci­ence and Nat­ural His­tory Film­mak­ing Pro­gram at Mon­tana State Uni­ver­sity. We are ded­i­cat­ing our time and energy to bring you this unique pro­gram­ming. We wel­come your feed­back, and we will con­tinue in our hum­ble pur­suit to deliver fresh and inspir­ing con­tent. We appre­ci­ate the hun­dreds of pro­duc­ers that have con­tributed their films for TERRA. With­out the gen­eros­ity of these film­mak­ers, none of this would be pos­si­ble. And most of all, we thank you for watch­ing. Know­ing you are out there is what keeps us going!

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  TERRA 602: Cotton-Top

  1/29/2011

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  Duration: 15:13

  Going into its 7th sea­son, TERRA: The Nature of Our World is proud to bring you sto­ries from around our planet – vignettes of peo­ple, places, and all sizes and shapes of crit­ters. Through these sto­ries, we form con­nec­tions with nature, ani­mals, and our Earth, as well as other human beings. These con­nec­tions are what truly makes life on our Earth worth living. The TERRA staff remain com­mit­ted to bring­ing you the best in inde­pen­dently pro­duced sci­ence and nature pro­gram­ming from around the globe. We are proud of our archive of more than 200 unique films that high­light sto­ries and expe­ri­ences that are the heart and soul of our nat­ural world. We invite you to join us and to dis­cover the sci­ence, nature, tech­nol­ogy, and cul­ture in these sto­ries as we explore what truly con­sti­tutes life on Earth. These shows are meant for broad dis­tri­b­u­tion. We pack­age them for your iPod, iPad, and smart phone. You can email them, down­load them, and even embed them. We want these sto­ries to be heard — each month we total over 100,000 views. We encour­age you to sift through our archive and we hope you look for­ward to our upcom­ing shows. These films are the visual records of six years on our planet, and these sto­ries help to cre­ate a por­trait of our world, which at times appears very frag­ile. We live in a time where deci­sions about ever-dwindling resources, chang­ing cli­mates, and energy inse­cu­rity are shap­ing the liveli­hoods and futures of the next gen­er­a­tions. This is a time to lis­ten to sci­ence, to shun pol­i­tics, and to become engaged in cre­at­ing a sus­tain­able society. TERRA is run by grad­u­ate stu­dents in the MFA in Sci­ence and Nat­ural His­tory Film­mak­ing Pro­gram at Mon­tana State Uni­ver­sity. We are ded­i­cat­ing our time and energy to bring you this unique pro­gram­ming. We wel­come your feed­back, and we will con­tinue in our hum­ble pur­suit to deliver fresh and inspir­ing con­tent. We appre­ci­ate the hun­dreds of pro­duc­ers that have con­tributed their films for TERRA. With­out the gen­eros­ity of these film­mak­ers, none of this would be pos­si­ble. And most of all, we thank you for watch­ing. Know­ing you are out there is what keeps us going!

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  TERRA 601: Laguna Negra

  1/14/2011

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  Duration: 24:9

  Going into its 7th sea­son, TERRA: The Nature of Our World is proud to bring you sto­ries from around our planet – vignettes of peo­ple, places, and all sizes and shapes of crit­ters. Through these sto­ries, we form con­nec­tions with nature, ani­mals, and our Earth, as well as other human beings. These con­nec­tions are what truly makes life on our Earth worth living. The TERRA staff remain com­mit­ted to bring­ing you the best in inde­pen­dently pro­duced sci­ence and nature pro­gram­ming from around the globe. We are proud of our archive of more than 200 unique films that high­light sto­ries and expe­ri­ences that are the heart and soul of our nat­ural world. We invite you to join us and to dis­cover the sci­ence, nature, tech­nol­ogy, and cul­ture in these sto­ries as we explore what truly con­sti­tutes life on Earth. These shows are meant for broad dis­tri­b­u­tion. We pack­age them for your iPod, iPad, and smart phone. You can email them, down­load them, and even embed them. We want these sto­ries to be heard — each month we total over 100,000 views. We encour­age you to sift through our archive and we hope you look for­ward to our upcom­ing shows. These films are the visual records of six years on our planet, and these sto­ries help to cre­ate a por­trait of our world, which at times appears very frag­ile. We live in a time where deci­sions about ever-dwindling resources, chang­ing cli­mates, and energy inse­cu­rity are shap­ing the liveli­hoods and futures of the next gen­er­a­tions. This is a time to lis­ten to sci­ence, to shun pol­i­tics, and to become engaged in cre­at­ing a sus­tain­able society. TERRA is run by grad­u­ate stu­dents in the MFA in Sci­ence and Nat­ural His­tory Film­mak­ing Pro­gram at Mon­tana State Uni­ver­sity. We are ded­i­cat­ing our time and energy to bring you this unique pro­gram­ming. We wel­come your feed­back, and we will con­tinue in our hum­ble pur­suit to deliver fresh and inspir­ing con­tent. We appre­ci­ate the hun­dreds of pro­duc­ers that have con­tributed their films for TERRA. With­out the gen­eros­ity of these film­mak­ers, none of this would be pos­si­ble. And most of all, we thank you for watch­ing. Know­ing you are out there is what keeps us going!

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  TERRA 541: Ceiba: Nature and the Maya Creation

  11/5/2010

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  Duration: 28:1

  Going into its 7th sea­son, TERRA: The Nature of Our World is proud to bring you sto­ries from around our planet – vignettes of peo­ple, places, and all sizes and shapes of crit­ters. Through these sto­ries, we form con­nec­tions with nature, ani­mals, and our Earth, as well as other human beings. These con­nec­tions are what truly makes life on our Earth worth living. The TERRA staff remain com­mit­ted to bring­ing you the best in inde­pen­dently pro­duced sci­ence and nature pro­gram­ming from around the globe. We are proud of our archive of more than 200 unique films that high­light sto­ries and expe­ri­ences that are the heart and soul of our nat­ural world. We invite you to join us and to dis­cover the sci­ence, nature, tech­nol­ogy, and cul­ture in these sto­ries as we explore what truly con­sti­tutes life on Earth. These shows are meant for broad dis­tri­b­u­tion. We pack­age them for your iPod, iPad, and smart phone. You can email them, down­load them, and even embed them. We want these sto­ries to be heard — each month we total over 100,000 views. We encour­age you to sift through our archive and we hope you look for­ward to our upcom­ing shows. These films are the visual records of six years on our planet, and these sto­ries help to cre­ate a por­trait of our world, which at times appears very frag­ile. We live in a time where deci­sions about ever-dwindling resources, chang­ing cli­mates, and energy inse­cu­rity are shap­ing the liveli­hoods and futures of the next gen­er­a­tions. This is a time to lis­ten to sci­ence, to shun pol­i­tics, and to become engaged in cre­at­ing a sus­tain­able society. TERRA is run by grad­u­ate stu­dents in the MFA in Sci­ence and Nat­ural His­tory Film­mak­ing Pro­gram at Mon­tana State Uni­ver­sity. We are ded­i­cat­ing our time and energy to bring you this unique pro­gram­ming. We wel­come your feed­back, and we will con­tinue in our hum­ble pur­suit to deliver fresh and inspir­ing con­tent. We appre­ci­ate the hun­dreds of pro­duc­ers that have con­tributed their films for TERRA. With­out the gen­eros­ity of these film­mak­ers, none of this would be pos­si­ble. And most of all, we thank you for watch­ing. Know­ing you are out there is what keeps us going!

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  TERRA 540: Feeding the Problem

  10/8/2010

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  Duration: 14:28

  Going into its 7th sea­son, TERRA: The Nature of Our World is proud to bring you sto­ries from around our planet – vignettes of peo­ple, places, and all sizes and shapes of crit­ters. Through these sto­ries, we form con­nec­tions with nature, ani­mals, and our Earth, as well as other human beings. These con­nec­tions are what truly makes life on our Earth worth living. The TERRA staff remain com­mit­ted to bring­ing you the best in inde­pen­dently pro­duced sci­ence and nature pro­gram­ming from around the globe. We are proud of our archive of more than 200 unique films that high­light sto­ries and expe­ri­ences that are the heart and soul of our nat­ural world. We invite you to join us and to dis­cover the sci­ence, nature, tech­nol­ogy, and cul­ture in these sto­ries as we explore what truly con­sti­tutes life on Earth. These shows are meant for broad dis­tri­b­u­tion. We pack­age them for your iPod, iPad, and smart phone. You can email them, down­load them, and even embed them. We want these sto­ries to be heard — each month we total over 100,000 views. We encour­age you to sift through our archive and we hope you look for­ward to our upcom­ing shows. These films are the visual records of six years on our planet, and these sto­ries help to cre­ate a por­trait of our world, which at times appears very frag­ile. We live in a time where deci­sions about ever-dwindling resources, chang­ing cli­mates, and energy inse­cu­rity are shap­ing the liveli­hoods and futures of the next gen­er­a­tions. This is a time to lis­ten to sci­ence, to shun pol­i­tics, and to become engaged in cre­at­ing a sus­tain­able society. TERRA is run by grad­u­ate stu­dents in the MFA in Sci­ence and Nat­ural His­tory Film­mak­ing Pro­gram at Mon­tana State Uni­ver­sity. We are ded­i­cat­ing our time and energy to bring you this unique pro­gram­ming. We wel­come your feed­back, and we will con­tinue in our hum­ble pur­suit to deliver fresh and inspir­ing con­tent. We appre­ci­ate the hun­dreds of pro­duc­ers that have con­tributed their films for TERRA. With­out the gen­eros­ity of these film­mak­ers, none of this would be pos­si­ble. And most of all, we thank you for watch­ing. Know­ing you are out there is what keeps us going!

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  TERRA 203: ABALONE ODYSSEY PART TWO

  12/5/2006

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  Duration: 14:21

  Going into its 7th sea­son, TERRA: The Nature of Our World is proud to bring you sto­ries from around our planet – vignettes of peo­ple, places, and all sizes and shapes of crit­ters. Through these sto­ries, we form con­nec­tions with nature, ani­mals, and our Earth, as well as other human beings. These con­nec­tions are what truly makes life on our Earth worth living. The TERRA staff remain com­mit­ted to bring­ing you the best in inde­pen­dently pro­duced sci­ence and nature pro­gram­ming from around the globe. We are proud of our archive of more than 200 unique films that high­light sto­ries and expe­ri­ences that are the heart and soul of our nat­ural world. We invite you to join us and to dis­cover the sci­ence, nature, tech­nol­ogy, and cul­ture in these sto­ries as we explore what truly con­sti­tutes life on Earth. These shows are meant for broad dis­tri­b­u­tion. We pack­age them for your iPod, iPad, and smart phone. You can email them, down­load them, and even embed them. We want these sto­ries to be heard — each month we total over 100,000 views. We encour­age you to sift through our archive and we hope you look for­ward to our upcom­ing shows. These films are the visual records of six years on our planet, and these sto­ries help to cre­ate a por­trait of our world, which at times appears very frag­ile. We live in a time where deci­sions about ever-dwindling resources, chang­ing cli­mates, and energy inse­cu­rity are shap­ing the liveli­hoods and futures of the next gen­er­a­tions. This is a time to lis­ten to sci­ence, to shun pol­i­tics, and to become engaged in cre­at­ing a sus­tain­able society. TERRA is run by grad­u­ate stu­dents in the MFA in Sci­ence and Nat­ural His­tory Film­mak­ing Pro­gram at Mon­tana State Uni­ver­sity. We are ded­i­cat­ing our time and energy to bring you this unique pro­gram­ming. We wel­come your feed­back, and we will con­tinue in our hum­ble pur­suit to deliver fresh and inspir­ing con­tent. We appre­ci­ate the hun­dreds of pro­duc­ers that have con­tributed their films for TERRA. With­out the gen­eros­ity of these film­mak­ers, none of this would be pos­si­ble. And most of all, we thank you for watch­ing. Know­ing you are out there is what keeps us going!

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  TERRA 539: Energy's Future

  9/18/2010

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  Duration: 12:54

  Going into its 7th sea­son, TERRA: The Nature of Our World is proud to bring you sto­ries from around our planet – vignettes of peo­ple, places, and all sizes and shapes of crit­ters. Through these sto­ries, we form con­nec­tions with nature, ani­mals, and our Earth, as well as other human beings. These con­nec­tions are what truly makes life on our Earth worth living. The TERRA staff remain com­mit­ted to bring­ing you the best in inde­pen­dently pro­duced sci­ence and nature pro­gram­ming from around the globe. We are proud of our archive of more than 200 unique films that high­light sto­ries and expe­ri­ences that are the heart and soul of our nat­ural world. We invite you to join us and to dis­cover the sci­ence, nature, tech­nol­ogy, and cul­ture in these sto­ries as we explore what truly con­sti­tutes life on Earth. These shows are meant for broad dis­tri­b­u­tion. We pack­age them for your iPod, iPad, and smart phone. You can email them, down­load them, and even embed them. We want these sto­ries to be heard — each month we total over 100,000 views. We encour­age you to sift through our archive and we hope you look for­ward to our upcom­ing shows. These films are the visual records of six years on our planet, and these sto­ries help to cre­ate a por­trait of our world, which at times appears very frag­ile. We live in a time where deci­sions about ever-dwindling resources, chang­ing cli­mates, and energy inse­cu­rity are shap­ing the liveli­hoods and futures of the next gen­er­a­tions. This is a time to lis­ten to sci­ence, to shun pol­i­tics, and to become engaged in cre­at­ing a sus­tain­able society. TERRA is run by grad­u­ate stu­dents in the MFA in Sci­ence and Nat­ural His­tory Film­mak­ing Pro­gram at Mon­tana State Uni­ver­sity. We are ded­i­cat­ing our time and energy to bring you this unique pro­gram­ming. We wel­come your feed­back, and we will con­tinue in our hum­ble pur­suit to deliver fresh and inspir­ing con­tent. We appre­ci­ate the hun­dreds of pro­duc­ers that have con­tributed their films for TERRA. With­out the gen­eros­ity of these film­mak­ers, none of this would be pos­si­ble. And most of all, we thank you for watch­ing. Know­ing you are out there is what keeps us going!

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  TERRA 538: Flathead Wild

  8/16/2010

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  Duration: 22:48

  Going into its 7th sea­son, TERRA: The Nature of Our World is proud to bring you sto­ries from around our planet – vignettes of peo­ple, places, and all sizes and shapes of crit­ters. Through these sto­ries, we form con­nec­tions with nature, ani­mals, and our Earth, as well as other human beings. These con­nec­tions are what truly makes life on our Earth worth living. The TERRA staff remain com­mit­ted to bring­ing you the best in inde­pen­dently pro­duced sci­ence and nature pro­gram­ming from around the globe. We are proud of our archive of more than 200 unique films that high­light sto­ries and expe­ri­ences that are the heart and soul of our nat­ural world. We invite you to join us and to dis­cover the sci­ence, nature, tech­nol­ogy, and cul­ture in these sto­ries as we explore what truly con­sti­tutes life on Earth. These shows are meant for broad dis­tri­b­u­tion. We pack­age them for your iPod, iPad, and smart phone. You can email them, down­load them, and even embed them. We want these sto­ries to be heard — each month we total over 100,000 views. We encour­age you to sift through our archive and we hope you look for­ward to our upcom­ing shows. These films are the visual records of six years on our planet, and these sto­ries help to cre­ate a por­trait of our world, which at times appears very frag­ile. We live in a time where deci­sions about ever-dwindling resources, chang­ing cli­mates, and energy inse­cu­rity are shap­ing the liveli­hoods and futures of the next gen­er­a­tions. This is a time to lis­ten to sci­ence, to shun pol­i­tics, and to become engaged in cre­at­ing a sus­tain­able society. TERRA is run by grad­u­ate stu­dents in the MFA in Sci­ence and Nat­ural His­tory Film­mak­ing Pro­gram at Mon­tana State Uni­ver­sity. We are ded­i­cat­ing our time and energy to bring you this unique pro­gram­ming. We wel­come your feed­back, and we will con­tinue in our hum­ble pur­suit to deliver fresh and inspir­ing con­tent. We appre­ci­ate the hun­dreds of pro­duc­ers that have con­tributed their films for TERRA. With­out the gen­eros­ity of these film­mak­ers, none of this would be pos­si­ble. And most of all, we thank you for watch­ing. Know­ing you are out there is what keeps us going!

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  TERRA 537: A Winning Scenario

  7/23/2010

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  Duration: 13:15

  Going into its 7th sea­son, TERRA: The Nature of Our World is proud to bring you sto­ries from around our planet – vignettes of peo­ple, places, and all sizes and shapes of crit­ters. Through these sto­ries, we form con­nec­tions with nature, ani­mals, and our Earth, as well as other human beings. These con­nec­tions are what truly makes life on our Earth worth living. The TERRA staff remain com­mit­ted to bring­ing you the best in inde­pen­dently pro­duced sci­ence and nature pro­gram­ming from around the globe. We are proud of our archive of more than 200 unique films that high­light sto­ries and expe­ri­ences that are the heart and soul of our nat­ural world. We invite you to join us and to dis­cover the sci­ence, nature, tech­nol­ogy, and cul­ture in these sto­ries as we explore what truly con­sti­tutes life on Earth. These shows are meant for broad dis­tri­b­u­tion. We pack­age them for your iPod, iPad, and smart phone. You can email them, down­load them, and even embed them. We want these sto­ries to be heard — each month we total over 100,000 views. We encour­age you to sift through our archive and we hope you look for­ward to our upcom­ing shows. These films are the visual records of six years on our planet, and these sto­ries help to cre­ate a por­trait of our world, which at times appears very frag­ile. We live in a time where deci­sions about ever-dwindling resources, chang­ing cli­mates, and energy inse­cu­rity are shap­ing the liveli­hoods and futures of the next gen­er­a­tions. This is a time to lis­ten to sci­ence, to shun pol­i­tics, and to become engaged in cre­at­ing a sus­tain­able society. TERRA is run by grad­u­ate stu­dents in the MFA in Sci­ence and Nat­ural His­tory Film­mak­ing Pro­gram at Mon­tana State Uni­ver­sity. We are ded­i­cat­ing our time and energy to bring you this unique pro­gram­ming. We wel­come your feed­back, and we will con­tinue in our hum­ble pur­suit to deliver fresh and inspir­ing con­tent. We appre­ci­ate the hun­dreds of pro­duc­ers that have con­tributed their films for TERRA. With­out the gen­eros­ity of these film­mak­ers, none of this would be pos­si­ble. And most of all, we thank you for watch­ing. Know­ing you are out there is what keeps us going!

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  TERRA 536: Wildlife at Work: Beaver, Otter and Native Fish on the Verde River

  6/24/2010

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  Duration: 4:48

  Going into its 7th sea­son, TERRA: The Nature of Our World is proud to bring you sto­ries from around our planet – vignettes of peo­ple, places, and all sizes and shapes of crit­ters. Through these sto­ries, we form con­nec­tions with nature, ani­mals, and our Earth, as well as other human beings. These con­nec­tions are what truly makes life on our Earth worth living. The TERRA staff remain com­mit­ted to bring­ing you the best in inde­pen­dently pro­duced sci­ence and nature pro­gram­ming from around the globe. We are proud of our archive of more than 200 unique films that high­light sto­ries and expe­ri­ences that are the heart and soul of our nat­ural world. We invite you to join us and to dis­cover the sci­ence, nature, tech­nol­ogy, and cul­ture in these sto­ries as we explore what truly con­sti­tutes life on Earth. These shows are meant for broad dis­tri­b­u­tion. We pack­age them for your iPod, iPad, and smart phone. You can email them, down­load them, and even embed them. We want these sto­ries to be heard — each month we total over 100,000 views. We encour­age you to sift through our archive and we hope you look for­ward to our upcom­ing shows. These films are the visual records of six years on our planet, and these sto­ries help to cre­ate a por­trait of our world, which at times appears very frag­ile. We live in a time where deci­sions about ever-dwindling resources, chang­ing cli­mates, and energy inse­cu­rity are shap­ing the liveli­hoods and futures of the next gen­er­a­tions. This is a time to lis­ten to sci­ence, to shun pol­i­tics, and to become engaged in cre­at­ing a sus­tain­able society. TERRA is run by grad­u­ate stu­dents in the MFA in Sci­ence and Nat­ural His­tory Film­mak­ing Pro­gram at Mon­tana State Uni­ver­sity. We are ded­i­cat­ing our time and energy to bring you this unique pro­gram­ming. We wel­come your feed­back, and we will con­tinue in our hum­ble pur­suit to deliver fresh and inspir­ing con­tent. We appre­ci­ate the hun­dreds of pro­duc­ers that have con­tributed their films for TERRA. With­out the gen­eros­ity of these film­mak­ers, none of this would be pos­si­ble. And most of all, we thank you for watch­ing. Know­ing you are out there is what keeps us going!

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  TERRA 535: ***Emmy Special*** Montana FARE

  6/10/2010

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  Duration: 26:59

  Going into its 7th sea­son, TERRA: The Nature of Our World is proud to bring you sto­ries from around our planet – vignettes of peo­ple, places, and all sizes and shapes of crit­ters. Through these sto­ries, we form con­nec­tions with nature, ani­mals, and our Earth, as well as other human beings. These con­nec­tions are what truly makes life on our Earth worth living. The TERRA staff remain com­mit­ted to bring­ing you the best in inde­pen­dently pro­duced sci­ence and nature pro­gram­ming from around the globe. We are proud of our archive of more than 200 unique films that high­light sto­ries and expe­ri­ences that are the heart and soul of our nat­ural world. We invite you to join us and to dis­cover the sci­ence, nature, tech­nol­ogy, and cul­ture in these sto­ries as we explore what truly con­sti­tutes life on Earth. These shows are meant for broad dis­tri­b­u­tion. We pack­age them for your iPod, iPad, and smart phone. You can email them, down­load them, and even embed them. We want these sto­ries to be heard — each month we total over 100,000 views. We encour­age you to sift through our archive and we hope you look for­ward to our upcom­ing shows. These films are the visual records of six years on our planet, and these sto­ries help to cre­ate a por­trait of our world, which at times appears very frag­ile. We live in a time where deci­sions about ever-dwindling resources, chang­ing cli­mates, and energy inse­cu­rity are shap­ing the liveli­hoods and futures of the next gen­er­a­tions. This is a time to lis­ten to sci­ence, to shun pol­i­tics, and to become engaged in cre­at­ing a sus­tain­able society. TERRA is run by grad­u­ate stu­dents in the MFA in Sci­ence and Nat­ural His­tory Film­mak­ing Pro­gram at Mon­tana State Uni­ver­sity. We are ded­i­cat­ing our time and energy to bring you this unique pro­gram­ming. We wel­come your feed­back, and we will con­tinue in our hum­ble pur­suit to deliver fresh and inspir­ing con­tent. We appre­ci­ate the hun­dreds of pro­duc­ers that have con­tributed their films for TERRA. With­out the gen­eros­ity of these film­mak­ers, none of this would be pos­si­ble. And most of all, we thank you for watch­ing. Know­ing you are out there is what keeps us going!

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  TERRA 534: Hindsight and Foresight - 20 Years After the Exxon Valdez Oil Spill

  5/26/2010

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  Duration: 17:38

  Going into its 7th sea­son, TERRA: The Nature of Our World is proud to bring you sto­ries from around our planet – vignettes of peo­ple, places, and all sizes and shapes of crit­ters. Through these sto­ries, we form con­nec­tions with nature, ani­mals, and our Earth, as well as other human beings. These con­nec­tions are what truly makes life on our Earth worth living. The TERRA staff remain com­mit­ted to bring­ing you the best in inde­pen­dently pro­duced sci­ence and nature pro­gram­ming from around the globe. We are proud of our archive of more than 200 unique films that high­light sto­ries and expe­ri­ences that are the heart and soul of our nat­ural world. We invite you to join us and to dis­cover the sci­ence, nature, tech­nol­ogy, and cul­ture in these sto­ries as we explore what truly con­sti­tutes life on Earth. These shows are meant for broad dis­tri­b­u­tion. We pack­age them for your iPod, iPad, and smart phone. You can email them, down­load them, and even embed them. We want these sto­ries to be heard — each month we total over 100,000 views. We encour­age you to sift through our archive and we hope you look for­ward to our upcom­ing shows. These films are the visual records of six years on our planet, and these sto­ries help to cre­ate a por­trait of our world, which at times appears very frag­ile. We live in a time where deci­sions about ever-dwindling resources, chang­ing cli­mates, and energy inse­cu­rity are shap­ing the liveli­hoods and futures of the next gen­er­a­tions. This is a time to lis­ten to sci­ence, to shun pol­i­tics, and to become engaged in cre­at­ing a sus­tain­able society. TERRA is run by grad­u­ate stu­dents in the MFA in Sci­ence and Nat­ural His­tory Film­mak­ing Pro­gram at Mon­tana State Uni­ver­sity. We are ded­i­cat­ing our time and energy to bring you this unique pro­gram­ming. We wel­come your feed­back, and we will con­tinue in our hum­ble pur­suit to deliver fresh and inspir­ing con­tent. We appre­ci­ate the hun­dreds of pro­duc­ers that have con­tributed their films for TERRA. With­out the gen­eros­ity of these film­mak­ers, none of this would be pos­si­ble. And most of all, we thank you for watch­ing. Know­ing you are out there is what keeps us going!

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  TERRA 533: Return to the Wild

  4/7/2010

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  Duration: 27:14

  Going into its 7th sea­son, TERRA: The Nature of Our World is proud to bring you sto­ries from around our planet – vignettes of peo­ple, places, and all sizes and shapes of crit­ters. Through these sto­ries, we form con­nec­tions with nature, ani­mals, and our Earth, as well as other human beings. These con­nec­tions are what truly makes life on our Earth worth living. The TERRA staff remain com­mit­ted to bring­ing you the best in inde­pen­dently pro­duced sci­ence and nature pro­gram­ming from around the globe. We are proud of our archive of more than 200 unique films that high­light sto­ries and expe­ri­ences that are the heart and soul of our nat­ural world. We invite you to join us and to dis­cover the sci­ence, nature, tech­nol­ogy, and cul­ture in these sto­ries as we explore what truly con­sti­tutes life on Earth. These shows are meant for broad dis­tri­b­u­tion. We pack­age them for your iPod, iPad, and smart phone. You can email them, down­load them, and even embed them. We want these sto­ries to be heard — each month we total over 100,000 views. We encour­age you to sift through our archive and we hope you look for­ward to our upcom­ing shows. These films are the visual records of six years on our planet, and these sto­ries help to cre­ate a por­trait of our world, which at times appears very frag­ile. We live in a time where deci­sions about ever-dwindling resources, chang­ing cli­mates, and energy inse­cu­rity are shap­ing the liveli­hoods and futures of the next gen­er­a­tions. This is a time to lis­ten to sci­ence, to shun pol­i­tics, and to become engaged in cre­at­ing a sus­tain­able society. TERRA is run by grad­u­ate stu­dents in the MFA in Sci­ence and Nat­ural His­tory Film­mak­ing Pro­gram at Mon­tana State Uni­ver­sity. We are ded­i­cat­ing our time and energy to bring you this unique pro­gram­ming. We wel­come your feed­back, and we will con­tinue in our hum­ble pur­suit to deliver fresh and inspir­ing con­tent. We appre­ci­ate the hun­dreds of pro­duc­ers that have con­tributed their films for TERRA. With­out the gen­eros­ity of these film­mak­ers, none of this would be pos­si­ble. And most of all, we thank you for watch­ing. Know­ing you are out there is what keeps us going!

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  TERRA 532: Part TWO: Source to Sea, The Columbia River Swim

  3/22/2010

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  Duration: 27:7

  Going into its 7th sea­son, TERRA: The Nature of Our World is proud to bring you sto­ries from around our planet – vignettes of peo­ple, places, and all sizes and shapes of crit­ters. Through these sto­ries, we form con­nec­tions with nature, ani­mals, and our Earth, as well as other human beings. These con­nec­tions are what truly makes life on our Earth worth living. The TERRA staff remain com­mit­ted to bring­ing you the best in inde­pen­dently pro­duced sci­ence and nature pro­gram­ming from around the globe. We are proud of our archive of more than 200 unique films that high­light sto­ries and expe­ri­ences that are the heart and soul of our nat­ural world. We invite you to join us and to dis­cover the sci­ence, nature, tech­nol­ogy, and cul­ture in these sto­ries as we explore what truly con­sti­tutes life on Earth. These shows are meant for broad dis­tri­b­u­tion. We pack­age them for your iPod, iPad, and smart phone. You can email them, down­load them, and even embed them. We want these sto­ries to be heard — each month we total over 100,000 views. We encour­age you to sift through our archive and we hope you look for­ward to our upcom­ing shows. These films are the visual records of six years on our planet, and these sto­ries help to cre­ate a por­trait of our world, which at times appears very frag­ile. We live in a time where deci­sions about ever-dwindling resources, chang­ing cli­mates, and energy inse­cu­rity are shap­ing the liveli­hoods and futures of the next gen­er­a­tions. This is a time to lis­ten to sci­ence, to shun pol­i­tics, and to become engaged in cre­at­ing a sus­tain­able society. TERRA is run by grad­u­ate stu­dents in the MFA in Sci­ence and Nat­ural His­tory Film­mak­ing Pro­gram at Mon­tana State Uni­ver­sity. We are ded­i­cat­ing our time and energy to bring you this unique pro­gram­ming. We wel­come your feed­back, and we will con­tinue in our hum­ble pur­suit to deliver fresh and inspir­ing con­tent. We appre­ci­ate the hun­dreds of pro­duc­ers that have con­tributed their films for TERRA. With­out the gen­eros­ity of these film­mak­ers, none of this would be pos­si­ble. And most of all, we thank you for watch­ing. Know­ing you are out there is what keeps us going!

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  TERRA 531: Part One, Source to Sea - The Columbia River Swim

  3/5/2010

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  Duration: 26:9

  Going into its 7th sea­son, TERRA: The Nature of Our World is proud to bring you sto­ries from around our planet – vignettes of peo­ple, places, and all sizes and shapes of crit­ters. Through these sto­ries, we form con­nec­tions with nature, ani­mals, and our Earth, as well as other human beings. These con­nec­tions are what truly makes life on our Earth worth living. The TERRA staff remain com­mit­ted to bring­ing you the best in inde­pen­dently pro­duced sci­ence and nature pro­gram­ming from around the globe. We are proud of our archive of more than 200 unique films that high­light sto­ries and expe­ri­ences that are the heart and soul of our nat­ural world. We invite you to join us and to dis­cover the sci­ence, nature, tech­nol­ogy, and cul­ture in these sto­ries as we explore what truly con­sti­tutes life on Earth. These shows are meant for broad dis­tri­b­u­tion. We pack­age them for your iPod, iPad, and smart phone. You can email them, down­load them, and even embed them. We want these sto­ries to be heard — each month we total over 100,000 views. We encour­age you to sift through our archive and we hope you look for­ward to our upcom­ing shows. These films are the visual records of six years on our planet, and these sto­ries help to cre­ate a por­trait of our world, which at times appears very frag­ile. We live in a time where deci­sions about ever-dwindling resources, chang­ing cli­mates, and energy inse­cu­rity are shap­ing the liveli­hoods and futures of the next gen­er­a­tions. This is a time to lis­ten to sci­ence, to shun pol­i­tics, and to become engaged in cre­at­ing a sus­tain­able society. TERRA is run by grad­u­ate stu­dents in the MFA in Sci­ence and Nat­ural His­tory Film­mak­ing Pro­gram at Mon­tana State Uni­ver­sity. We are ded­i­cat­ing our time and energy to bring you this unique pro­gram­ming. We wel­come your feed­back, and we will con­tinue in our hum­ble pur­suit to deliver fresh and inspir­ing con­tent. We appre­ci­ate the hun­dreds of pro­duc­ers that have con­tributed their films for TERRA. With­out the gen­eros­ity of these film­mak­ers, none of this would be pos­si­ble. And most of all, we thank you for watch­ing. Know­ing you are out there is what keeps us going!

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  TERRA 530: Shifting Sands

  2/3/2010

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  Duration: 18:40

  Going into its 7th sea­son, TERRA: The Nature of Our World is proud to bring you sto­ries from around our planet – vignettes of peo­ple, places, and all sizes and shapes of crit­ters. Through these sto­ries, we form con­nec­tions with nature, ani­mals, and our Earth, as well as other human beings. These con­nec­tions are what truly makes life on our Earth worth living. The TERRA staff remain com­mit­ted to bring­ing you the best in inde­pen­dently pro­duced sci­ence and nature pro­gram­ming from around the globe. We are proud of our archive of more than 200 unique films that high­light sto­ries and expe­ri­ences that are the heart and soul of our nat­ural world. We invite you to join us and to dis­cover the sci­ence, nature, tech­nol­ogy, and cul­ture in these sto­ries as we explore what truly con­sti­tutes life on Earth. These shows are meant for broad dis­tri­b­u­tion. We pack­age them for your iPod, iPad, and smart phone. You can email them, down­load them, and even embed them. We want these sto­ries to be heard — each month we total over 100,000 views. We encour­age you to sift through our archive and we hope you look for­ward to our upcom­ing shows. These films are the visual records of six years on our planet, and these sto­ries help to cre­ate a por­trait of our world, which at times appears very frag­ile. We live in a time where deci­sions about ever-dwindling resources, chang­ing cli­mates, and energy inse­cu­rity are shap­ing the liveli­hoods and futures of the next gen­er­a­tions. This is a time to lis­ten to sci­ence, to shun pol­i­tics, and to become engaged in cre­at­ing a sus­tain­able society. TERRA is run by grad­u­ate stu­dents in the MFA in Sci­ence and Nat­ural His­tory Film­mak­ing Pro­gram at Mon­tana State Uni­ver­sity. We are ded­i­cat­ing our time and energy to bring you this unique pro­gram­ming. We wel­come your feed­back, and we will con­tinue in our hum­ble pur­suit to deliver fresh and inspir­ing con­tent. We appre­ci­ate the hun­dreds of pro­duc­ers that have con­tributed their films for TERRA. With­out the gen­eros­ity of these film­mak­ers, none of this would be pos­si­ble. And most of all, we thank you for watch­ing. Know­ing you are out there is what keeps us going!

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  TERRA 529: Angels of the Forest: Silky Sifaka Lemurs of Madagascar PART TWO

  1/5/2010

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  Duration: 15:32

  Going into its 7th sea­son, TERRA: The Nature of Our World is proud to bring you sto­ries from around our planet – vignettes of peo­ple, places, and all sizes and shapes of crit­ters. Through these sto­ries, we form con­nec­tions with nature, ani­mals, and our Earth, as well as other human beings. These con­nec­tions are what truly makes life on our Earth worth living. The TERRA staff remain com­mit­ted to bring­ing you the best in inde­pen­dently pro­duced sci­ence and nature pro­gram­ming from around the globe. We are proud of our archive of more than 200 unique films that high­light sto­ries and expe­ri­ences that are the heart and soul of our nat­ural world. We invite you to join us and to dis­cover the sci­ence, nature, tech­nol­ogy, and cul­ture in these sto­ries as we explore what truly con­sti­tutes life on Earth. These shows are meant for broad dis­tri­b­u­tion. We pack­age them for your iPod, iPad, and smart phone. You can email them, down­load them, and even embed them. We want these sto­ries to be heard — each month we total over 100,000 views. We encour­age you to sift through our archive and we hope you look for­ward to our upcom­ing shows. These films are the visual records of six years on our planet, and these sto­ries help to cre­ate a por­trait of our world, which at times appears very frag­ile. We live in a time where deci­sions about ever-dwindling resources, chang­ing cli­mates, and energy inse­cu­rity are shap­ing the liveli­hoods and futures of the next gen­er­a­tions. This is a time to lis­ten to sci­ence, to shun pol­i­tics, and to become engaged in cre­at­ing a sus­tain­able society. TERRA is run by grad­u­ate stu­dents in the MFA in Sci­ence and Nat­ural His­tory Film­mak­ing Pro­gram at Mon­tana State Uni­ver­sity. We are ded­i­cat­ing our time and energy to bring you this unique pro­gram­ming. We wel­come your feed­back, and we will con­tinue in our hum­ble pur­suit to deliver fresh and inspir­ing con­tent. We appre­ci­ate the hun­dreds of pro­duc­ers that have con­tributed their films for TERRA. With­out the gen­eros­ity of these film­mak­ers, none of this would be pos­si­ble. And most of all, we thank you for watch­ing. Know­ing you are out there is what keeps us going!

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  TERRA 448: PROMO Frog, Chemical, Water, YOU!

  12/7/2009

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  Duration: 0:34

  Going into its 7th sea­son, TERRA: The Nature of Our World is proud to bring you sto­ries from around our planet – vignettes of peo­ple, places, and all sizes and shapes of crit­ters. Through these sto­ries, we form con­nec­tions with nature, ani­mals, and our Earth, as well as other human beings. These con­nec­tions are what truly makes life on our Earth worth living. The TERRA staff remain com­mit­ted to bring­ing you the best in inde­pen­dently pro­duced sci­ence and nature pro­gram­ming from around the globe. We are proud of our archive of more than 200 unique films that high­light sto­ries and expe­ri­ences that are the heart and soul of our nat­ural world. We invite you to join us and to dis­cover the sci­ence, nature, tech­nol­ogy, and cul­ture in these sto­ries as we explore what truly con­sti­tutes life on Earth. These shows are meant for broad dis­tri­b­u­tion. We pack­age them for your iPod, iPad, and smart phone. You can email them, down­load them, and even embed them. We want these sto­ries to be heard — each month we total over 100,000 views. We encour­age you to sift through our archive and we hope you look for­ward to our upcom­ing shows. These films are the visual records of six years on our planet, and these sto­ries help to cre­ate a por­trait of our world, which at times appears very frag­ile. We live in a time where deci­sions about ever-dwindling resources, chang­ing cli­mates, and energy inse­cu­rity are shap­ing the liveli­hoods and futures of the next gen­er­a­tions. This is a time to lis­ten to sci­ence, to shun pol­i­tics, and to become engaged in cre­at­ing a sus­tain­able society. TERRA is run by grad­u­ate stu­dents in the MFA in Sci­ence and Nat­ural His­tory Film­mak­ing Pro­gram at Mon­tana State Uni­ver­sity. We are ded­i­cat­ing our time and energy to bring you this unique pro­gram­ming. We wel­come your feed­back, and we will con­tinue in our hum­ble pur­suit to deliver fresh and inspir­ing con­tent. We appre­ci­ate the hun­dreds of pro­duc­ers that have con­tributed their films for TERRA. With­out the gen­eros­ity of these film­mak­ers, none of this would be pos­si­ble. And most of all, we thank you for watch­ing. Know­ing you are out there is what keeps us going!

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  TERRA 448: Frog, Chemical, Water, YOU!

  12/7/2009

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  Duration: 17:30

  Going into its 7th sea­son, TERRA: The Nature of Our World is proud to bring you sto­ries from around our planet – vignettes of peo­ple, places, and all sizes and shapes of crit­ters. Through these sto­ries, we form con­nec­tions with nature, ani­mals, and our Earth, as well as other human beings. These con­nec­tions are what truly makes life on our Earth worth living. The TERRA staff remain com­mit­ted to bring­ing you the best in inde­pen­dently pro­duced sci­ence and nature pro­gram­ming from around the globe. We are proud of our archive of more than 200 unique films that high­light sto­ries and expe­ri­ences that are the heart and soul of our nat­ural world. We invite you to join us and to dis­cover the sci­ence, nature, tech­nol­ogy, and cul­ture in these sto­ries as we explore what truly con­sti­tutes life on Earth. These shows are meant for broad dis­tri­b­u­tion. We pack­age them for your iPod, iPad, and smart phone. You can email them, down­load them, and even embed them. We want these sto­ries to be heard — each month we total over 100,000 views. We encour­age you to sift through our archive and we hope you look for­ward to our upcom­ing shows. These films are the visual records of six years on our planet, and these sto­ries help to cre­ate a por­trait of our world, which at times appears very frag­ile. We live in a time where deci­sions about ever-dwindling resources, chang­ing cli­mates, and energy inse­cu­rity are shap­ing the liveli­hoods and futures of the next gen­er­a­tions. This is a time to lis­ten to sci­ence, to shun pol­i­tics, and to become engaged in cre­at­ing a sus­tain­able society. TERRA is run by grad­u­ate stu­dents in the MFA in Sci­ence and Nat­ural His­tory Film­mak­ing Pro­gram at Mon­tana State Uni­ver­sity. We are ded­i­cat­ing our time and energy to bring you this unique pro­gram­ming. We wel­come your feed­back, and we will con­tinue in our hum­ble pur­suit to deliver fresh and inspir­ing con­tent. We appre­ci­ate the hun­dreds of pro­duc­ers that have con­tributed their films for TERRA. With­out the gen­eros­ity of these film­mak­ers, none of this would be pos­si­ble. And most of all, we thank you for watch­ing. Know­ing you are out there is what keeps us going!

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  TERRA 528: Angels of the Forest: Silky Sifakas of Madagascar PART ONE

  12/4/2009

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  Duration: 15:12

  Going into its 7th sea­son, TERRA: The Nature of Our World is proud to bring you sto­ries from around our planet – vignettes of peo­ple, places, and all sizes and shapes of crit­ters. Through these sto­ries, we form con­nec­tions with nature, ani­mals, and our Earth, as well as other human beings. These con­nec­tions are what truly makes life on our Earth worth living. The TERRA staff remain com­mit­ted to bring­ing you the best in inde­pen­dently pro­duced sci­ence and nature pro­gram­ming from around the globe. We are proud of our archive of more than 200 unique films that high­light sto­ries and expe­ri­ences that are the heart and soul of our nat­ural world. We invite you to join us and to dis­cover the sci­ence, nature, tech­nol­ogy, and cul­ture in these sto­ries as we explore what truly con­sti­tutes life on Earth. These shows are meant for broad dis­tri­b­u­tion. We pack­age them for your iPod, iPad, and smart phone. You can email them, down­load them, and even embed them. We want these sto­ries to be heard — each month we total over 100,000 views. We encour­age you to sift through our archive and we hope you look for­ward to our upcom­ing shows. These films are the visual records of six years on our planet, and these sto­ries help to cre­ate a por­trait of our world, which at times appears very frag­ile. We live in a time where deci­sions about ever-dwindling resources, chang­ing cli­mates, and energy inse­cu­rity are shap­ing the liveli­hoods and futures of the next gen­er­a­tions. This is a time to lis­ten to sci­ence, to shun pol­i­tics, and to become engaged in cre­at­ing a sus­tain­able society. TERRA is run by grad­u­ate stu­dents in the MFA in Sci­ence and Nat­ural His­tory Film­mak­ing Pro­gram at Mon­tana State Uni­ver­sity. We are ded­i­cat­ing our time and energy to bring you this unique pro­gram­ming. We wel­come your feed­back, and we will con­tinue in our hum­ble pur­suit to deliver fresh and inspir­ing con­tent. We appre­ci­ate the hun­dreds of pro­duc­ers that have con­tributed their films for TERRA. With­out the gen­eros­ity of these film­mak­ers, none of this would be pos­si­ble. And most of all, we thank you for watch­ing. Know­ing you are out there is what keeps us going!

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  TERRA 527: Climate Change in the Caribbean, Part Three: Taking Action

  10/30/2009

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  Duration: 5:54

  Going into its 7th sea­son, TERRA: The Nature of Our World is proud to bring you sto­ries from around our planet – vignettes of peo­ple, places, and all sizes and shapes of crit­ters. Through these sto­ries, we form con­nec­tions with nature, ani­mals, and our Earth, as well as other human beings. These con­nec­tions are what truly makes life on our Earth worth living. The TERRA staff remain com­mit­ted to bring­ing you the best in inde­pen­dently pro­duced sci­ence and nature pro­gram­ming from around the globe. We are proud of our archive of more than 200 unique films that high­light sto­ries and expe­ri­ences that are the heart and soul of our nat­ural world. We invite you to join us and to dis­cover the sci­ence, nature, tech­nol­ogy, and cul­ture in these sto­ries as we explore what truly con­sti­tutes life on Earth. These shows are meant for broad dis­tri­b­u­tion. We pack­age them for your iPod, iPad, and smart phone. You can email them, down­load them, and even embed them. We want these sto­ries to be heard — each month we total over 100,000 views. We encour­age you to sift through our archive and we hope you look for­ward to our upcom­ing shows. These films are the visual records of six years on our planet, and these sto­ries help to cre­ate a por­trait of our world, which at times appears very frag­ile. We live in a time where deci­sions about ever-dwindling resources, chang­ing cli­mates, and energy inse­cu­rity are shap­ing the liveli­hoods and futures of the next gen­er­a­tions. This is a time to lis­ten to sci­ence, to shun pol­i­tics, and to become engaged in cre­at­ing a sus­tain­able society. TERRA is run by grad­u­ate stu­dents in the MFA in Sci­ence and Nat­ural His­tory Film­mak­ing Pro­gram at Mon­tana State Uni­ver­sity. We are ded­i­cat­ing our time and energy to bring you this unique pro­gram­ming. We wel­come your feed­back, and we will con­tinue in our hum­ble pur­suit to deliver fresh and inspir­ing con­tent. We appre­ci­ate the hun­dreds of pro­duc­ers that have con­tributed their films for TERRA. With­out the gen­eros­ity of these film­mak­ers, none of this would be pos­si­ble. And most of all, we thank you for watch­ing. Know­ing you are out there is what keeps us going!

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  TERRA 526: Climate Change in the Carribean, Part Two: Impacts

  10/20/2009

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  Duration: 5:55

  Going into its 7th sea­son, TERRA: The Nature of Our World is proud to bring you sto­ries from around our planet – vignettes of peo­ple, places, and all sizes and shapes of crit­ters. Through these sto­ries, we form con­nec­tions with nature, ani­mals, and our Earth, as well as other human beings. These con­nec­tions are what truly makes life on our Earth worth living. The TERRA staff remain com­mit­ted to bring­ing you the best in inde­pen­dently pro­duced sci­ence and nature pro­gram­ming from around the globe. We are proud of our archive of more than 200 unique films that high­light sto­ries and expe­ri­ences that are the heart and soul of our nat­ural world. We invite you to join us and to dis­cover the sci­ence, nature, tech­nol­ogy, and cul­ture in these sto­ries as we explore what truly con­sti­tutes life on Earth. These shows are meant for broad dis­tri­b­u­tion. We pack­age them for your iPod, iPad, and smart phone. You can email them, down­load them, and even embed them. We want these sto­ries to be heard — each month we total over 100,000 views. We encour­age you to sift through our archive and we hope you look for­ward to our upcom­ing shows. These films are the visual records of six years on our planet, and these sto­ries help to cre­ate a por­trait of our world, which at times appears very frag­ile. We live in a time where deci­sions about ever-dwindling resources, chang­ing cli­mates, and energy inse­cu­rity are shap­ing the liveli­hoods and futures of the next gen­er­a­tions. This is a time to lis­ten to sci­ence, to shun pol­i­tics, and to become engaged in cre­at­ing a sus­tain­able society. TERRA is run by grad­u­ate stu­dents in the MFA in Sci­ence and Nat­ural His­tory Film­mak­ing Pro­gram at Mon­tana State Uni­ver­sity. We are ded­i­cat­ing our time and energy to bring you this unique pro­gram­ming. We wel­come your feed­back, and we will con­tinue in our hum­ble pur­suit to deliver fresh and inspir­ing con­tent. We appre­ci­ate the hun­dreds of pro­duc­ers that have con­tributed their films for TERRA. With­out the gen­eros­ity of these film­mak­ers, none of this would be pos­si­ble. And most of all, we thank you for watch­ing. Know­ing you are out there is what keeps us going!

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  TERRA 525: Climate Change in the Caribbean, Part One: The Basics

  9/30/2009

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  Duration: 5:51

  Going into its 7th sea­son, TERRA: The Nature of Our World is proud to bring you sto­ries from around our planet – vignettes of peo­ple, places, and all sizes and shapes of crit­ters. Through these sto­ries, we form con­nec­tions with nature, ani­mals, and our Earth, as well as other human beings. These con­nec­tions are what truly makes life on our Earth worth living. The TERRA staff remain com­mit­ted to bring­ing you the best in inde­pen­dently pro­duced sci­ence and nature pro­gram­ming from around the globe. We are proud of our archive of more than 200 unique films that high­light sto­ries and expe­ri­ences that are the heart and soul of our nat­ural world. We invite you to join us and to dis­cover the sci­ence, nature, tech­nol­ogy, and cul­ture in these sto­ries as we explore what truly con­sti­tutes life on Earth. These shows are meant for broad dis­tri­b­u­tion. We pack­age them for your iPod, iPad, and smart phone. You can email them, down­load them, and even embed them. We want these sto­ries to be heard — each month we total over 100,000 views. We encour­age you to sift through our archive and we hope you look for­ward to our upcom­ing shows. These films are the visual records of six years on our planet, and these sto­ries help to cre­ate a por­trait of our world, which at times appears very frag­ile. We live in a time where deci­sions about ever-dwindling resources, chang­ing cli­mates, and energy inse­cu­rity are shap­ing the liveli­hoods and futures of the next gen­er­a­tions. This is a time to lis­ten to sci­ence, to shun pol­i­tics, and to become engaged in cre­at­ing a sus­tain­able society. TERRA is run by grad­u­ate stu­dents in the MFA in Sci­ence and Nat­ural His­tory Film­mak­ing Pro­gram at Mon­tana State Uni­ver­sity. We are ded­i­cat­ing our time and energy to bring you this unique pro­gram­ming. We wel­come your feed­back, and we will con­tinue in our hum­ble pur­suit to deliver fresh and inspir­ing con­tent. We appre­ci­ate the hun­dreds of pro­duc­ers that have con­tributed their films for TERRA. With­out the gen­eros­ity of these film­mak­ers, none of this would be pos­si­ble. And most of all, we thank you for watch­ing. Know­ing you are out there is what keeps us going!

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  TERRA 524: The Barge That Wouldn't Budge

  9/21/2009

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  Duration: 7:34

  Going into its 7th sea­son, TERRA: The Nature of Our World is proud to bring you sto­ries from around our planet – vignettes of peo­ple, places, and all sizes and shapes of crit­ters. Through these sto­ries, we form con­nec­tions with nature, ani­mals, and our Earth, as well as other human beings. These con­nec­tions are what truly makes life on our Earth worth living. The TERRA staff remain com­mit­ted to bring­ing you the best in inde­pen­dently pro­duced sci­ence and nature pro­gram­ming from around the globe. We are proud of our archive of more than 200 unique films that high­light sto­ries and expe­ri­ences that are the heart and soul of our nat­ural world. We invite you to join us and to dis­cover the sci­ence, nature, tech­nol­ogy, and cul­ture in these sto­ries as we explore what truly con­sti­tutes life on Earth. These shows are meant for broad dis­tri­b­u­tion. We pack­age them for your iPod, iPad, and smart phone. You can email them, down­load them, and even embed them. We want these sto­ries to be heard — each month we total over 100,000 views. We encour­age you to sift through our archive and we hope you look for­ward to our upcom­ing shows. These films are the visual records of six years on our planet, and these sto­ries help to cre­ate a por­trait of our world, which at times appears very frag­ile. We live in a time where deci­sions about ever-dwindling resources, chang­ing cli­mates, and energy inse­cu­rity are shap­ing the liveli­hoods and futures of the next gen­er­a­tions. This is a time to lis­ten to sci­ence, to shun pol­i­tics, and to become engaged in cre­at­ing a sus­tain­able society. TERRA is run by grad­u­ate stu­dents in the MFA in Sci­ence and Nat­ural His­tory Film­mak­ing Pro­gram at Mon­tana State Uni­ver­sity. We are ded­i­cat­ing our time and energy to bring you this unique pro­gram­ming. We wel­come your feed­back, and we will con­tinue in our hum­ble pur­suit to deliver fresh and inspir­ing con­tent. We appre­ci­ate the hun­dreds of pro­duc­ers that have con­tributed their films for TERRA. With­out the gen­eros­ity of these film­mak­ers, none of this would be pos­si­ble. And most of all, we thank you for watch­ing. Know­ing you are out there is what keeps us going!

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  TERRA 523: Disturbance PART TWO

  8/26/2009

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  Duration: 11:39

  Going into its 7th sea­son, TERRA: The Nature of Our World is proud to bring you sto­ries from around our planet – vignettes of peo­ple, places, and all sizes and shapes of crit­ters. Through these sto­ries, we form con­nec­tions with nature, ani­mals, and our Earth, as well as other human beings. These con­nec­tions are what truly makes life on our Earth worth living. The TERRA staff remain com­mit­ted to bring­ing you the best in inde­pen­dently pro­duced sci­ence and nature pro­gram­ming from around the globe. We are proud of our archive of more than 200 unique films that high­light sto­ries and expe­ri­ences that are the heart and soul of our nat­ural world. We invite you to join us and to dis­cover the sci­ence, nature, tech­nol­ogy, and cul­ture in these sto­ries as we explore what truly con­sti­tutes life on Earth. These shows are meant for broad dis­tri­b­u­tion. We pack­age them for your iPod, iPad, and smart phone. You can email them, down­load them, and even embed them. We want these sto­ries to be heard — each month we total over 100,000 views. We encour­age you to sift through our archive and we hope you look for­ward to our upcom­ing shows. These films are the visual records of six years on our planet, and these sto­ries help to cre­ate a por­trait of our world, which at times appears very frag­ile. We live in a time where deci­sions about ever-dwindling resources, chang­ing cli­mates, and energy inse­cu­rity are shap­ing the liveli­hoods and futures of the next gen­er­a­tions. This is a time to lis­ten to sci­ence, to shun pol­i­tics, and to become engaged in cre­at­ing a sus­tain­able society. TERRA is run by grad­u­ate stu­dents in the MFA in Sci­ence and Nat­ural His­tory Film­mak­ing Pro­gram at Mon­tana State Uni­ver­sity. We are ded­i­cat­ing our time and energy to bring you this unique pro­gram­ming. We wel­come your feed­back, and we will con­tinue in our hum­ble pur­suit to deliver fresh and inspir­ing con­tent. We appre­ci­ate the hun­dreds of pro­duc­ers that have con­tributed their films for TERRA. With­out the gen­eros­ity of these film­mak­ers, none of this would be pos­si­ble. And most of all, we thank you for watch­ing. Know­ing you are out there is what keeps us going!

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  TERRA 522: Disturbance PART ONE

  8/10/2009

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  Duration: 9:50

  Going into its 7th sea­son, TERRA: The Nature of Our World is proud to bring you sto­ries from around our planet – vignettes of peo­ple, places, and all sizes and shapes of crit­ters. Through these sto­ries, we form con­nec­tions with nature, ani­mals, and our Earth, as well as other human beings. These con­nec­tions are what truly makes life on our Earth worth living. The TERRA staff remain com­mit­ted to bring­ing you the best in inde­pen­dently pro­duced sci­ence and nature pro­gram­ming from around the globe. We are proud of our archive of more than 200 unique films that high­light sto­ries and expe­ri­ences that are the heart and soul of our nat­ural world. We invite you to join us and to dis­cover the sci­ence, nature, tech­nol­ogy, and cul­ture in these sto­ries as we explore what truly con­sti­tutes life on Earth. These shows are meant for broad dis­tri­b­u­tion. We pack­age them for your iPod, iPad, and smart phone. You can email them, down­load them, and even embed them. We want these sto­ries to be heard — each month we total over 100,000 views. We encour­age you to sift through our archive and we hope you look for­ward to our upcom­ing shows. These films are the visual records of six years on our planet, and these sto­ries help to cre­ate a por­trait of our world, which at times appears very frag­ile. We live in a time where deci­sions about ever-dwindling resources, chang­ing cli­mates, and energy inse­cu­rity are shap­ing the liveli­hoods and futures of the next gen­er­a­tions. This is a time to lis­ten to sci­ence, to shun pol­i­tics, and to become engaged in cre­at­ing a sus­tain­able society. TERRA is run by grad­u­ate stu­dents in the MFA in Sci­ence and Nat­ural His­tory Film­mak­ing Pro­gram at Mon­tana State Uni­ver­sity. We are ded­i­cat­ing our time and energy to bring you this unique pro­gram­ming. We wel­come your feed­back, and we will con­tinue in our hum­ble pur­suit to deliver fresh and inspir­ing con­tent. We appre­ci­ate the hun­dreds of pro­duc­ers that have con­tributed their films for TERRA. With­out the gen­eros­ity of these film­mak­ers, none of this would be pos­si­ble. And most of all, we thank you for watch­ing. Know­ing you are out there is what keeps us going!

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  TERRA 521: Chesapeake Gold

  7/26/2009

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  Duration: 11:7

  Going into its 7th sea­son, TERRA: The Nature of Our World is proud to bring you sto­ries from around our planet – vignettes of peo­ple, places, and all sizes and shapes of crit­ters. Through these sto­ries, we form con­nec­tions with nature, ani­mals, and our Earth, as well as other human beings. These con­nec­tions are what truly makes life on our Earth worth living. The TERRA staff remain com­mit­ted to bring­ing you the best in inde­pen­dently pro­duced sci­ence and nature pro­gram­ming from around the globe. We are proud of our archive of more than 200 unique films that high­light sto­ries and expe­ri­ences that are the heart and soul of our nat­ural world. We invite you to join us and to dis­cover the sci­ence, nature, tech­nol­ogy, and cul­ture in these sto­ries as we explore what truly con­sti­tutes life on Earth. These shows are meant for broad dis­tri­b­u­tion. We pack­age them for your iPod, iPad, and smart phone. You can email them, down­load them, and even embed them. We want these sto­ries to be heard — each month we total over 100,000 views. We encour­age you to sift through our archive and we hope you look for­ward to our upcom­ing shows. These films are the visual records of six years on our planet, and these sto­ries help to cre­ate a por­trait of our world, which at times appears very frag­ile. We live in a time where deci­sions about ever-dwindling resources, chang­ing cli­mates, and energy inse­cu­rity are shap­ing the liveli­hoods and futures of the next gen­er­a­tions. This is a time to lis­ten to sci­ence, to shun pol­i­tics, and to become engaged in cre­at­ing a sus­tain­able society. TERRA is run by grad­u­ate stu­dents in the MFA in Sci­ence and Nat­ural His­tory Film­mak­ing Pro­gram at Mon­tana State Uni­ver­sity. We are ded­i­cat­ing our time and energy to bring you this unique pro­gram­ming. We wel­come your feed­back, and we will con­tinue in our hum­ble pur­suit to deliver fresh and inspir­ing con­tent. We appre­ci­ate the hun­dreds of pro­duc­ers that have con­tributed their films for TERRA. With­out the gen­eros­ity of these film­mak­ers, none of this would be pos­si­ble. And most of all, we thank you for watch­ing. Know­ing you are out there is what keeps us going!

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  TERRA 520: Farming Forward

  7/15/2009

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  Duration: 8:39

  Going into its 7th sea­son, TERRA: The Nature of Our World is proud to bring you sto­ries from around our planet – vignettes of peo­ple, places, and all sizes and shapes of crit­ters. Through these sto­ries, we form con­nec­tions with nature, ani­mals, and our Earth, as well as other human beings. These con­nec­tions are what truly makes life on our Earth worth living. The TERRA staff remain com­mit­ted to bring­ing you the best in inde­pen­dently pro­duced sci­ence and nature pro­gram­ming from around the globe. We are proud of our archive of more than 200 unique films that high­light sto­ries and expe­ri­ences that are the heart and soul of our nat­ural world. We invite you to join us and to dis­cover the sci­ence, nature, tech­nol­ogy, and cul­ture in these sto­ries as we explore what truly con­sti­tutes life on Earth. These shows are meant for broad dis­tri­b­u­tion. We pack­age them for your iPod, iPad, and smart phone. You can email them, down­load them, and even embed them. We want these sto­ries to be heard — each month we total over 100,000 views. We encour­age you to sift through our archive and we hope you look for­ward to our upcom­ing shows. These films are the visual records of six years on our planet, and these sto­ries help to cre­ate a por­trait of our world, which at times appears very frag­ile. We live in a time where deci­sions about ever-dwindling resources, chang­ing cli­mates, and energy inse­cu­rity are shap­ing the liveli­hoods and futures of the next gen­er­a­tions. This is a time to lis­ten to sci­ence, to shun pol­i­tics, and to become engaged in cre­at­ing a sus­tain­able society. TERRA is run by grad­u­ate stu­dents in the MFA in Sci­ence and Nat­ural His­tory Film­mak­ing Pro­gram at Mon­tana State Uni­ver­sity. We are ded­i­cat­ing our time and energy to bring you this unique pro­gram­ming. We wel­come your feed­back, and we will con­tinue in our hum­ble pur­suit to deliver fresh and inspir­ing con­tent. We appre­ci­ate the hun­dreds of pro­duc­ers that have con­tributed their films for TERRA. With­out the gen­eros­ity of these film­mak­ers, none of this would be pos­si­ble. And most of all, we thank you for watch­ing. Know­ing you are out there is what keeps us going!

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  TERRA 519: Disappearing Catch

  7/6/2009

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  Duration: 9:45

  Going into its 7th sea­son, TERRA: The Nature of Our World is proud to bring you sto­ries from around our planet – vignettes of peo­ple, places, and all sizes and shapes of crit­ters. Through these sto­ries, we form con­nec­tions with nature, ani­mals, and our Earth, as well as other human beings. These con­nec­tions are what truly makes life on our Earth worth living. The TERRA staff remain com­mit­ted to bring­ing you the best in inde­pen­dently pro­duced sci­ence and nature pro­gram­ming from around the globe. We are proud of our archive of more than 200 unique films that high­light sto­ries and expe­ri­ences that are the heart and soul of our nat­ural world. We invite you to join us and to dis­cover the sci­ence, nature, tech­nol­ogy, and cul­ture in these sto­ries as we explore what truly con­sti­tutes life on Earth. These shows are meant for broad dis­tri­b­u­tion. We pack­age them for your iPod, iPad, and smart phone. You can email them, down­load them, and even embed them. We want these sto­ries to be heard — each month we total over 100,000 views. We encour­age you to sift through our archive and we hope you look for­ward to our upcom­ing shows. These films are the visual records of six years on our planet, and these sto­ries help to cre­ate a por­trait of our world, which at times appears very frag­ile. We live in a time where deci­sions about ever-dwindling resources, chang­ing cli­mates, and energy inse­cu­rity are shap­ing the liveli­hoods and futures of the next gen­er­a­tions. This is a time to lis­ten to sci­ence, to shun pol­i­tics, and to become engaged in cre­at­ing a sus­tain­able society. TERRA is run by grad­u­ate stu­dents in the MFA in Sci­ence and Nat­ural His­tory Film­mak­ing Pro­gram at Mon­tana State Uni­ver­sity. We are ded­i­cat­ing our time and energy to bring you this unique pro­gram­ming. We wel­come your feed­back, and we will con­tinue in our hum­ble pur­suit to deliver fresh and inspir­ing con­tent. We appre­ci­ate the hun­dreds of pro­duc­ers that have con­tributed their films for TERRA. With­out the gen­eros­ity of these film­mak­ers, none of this would be pos­si­ble. And most of all, we thank you for watch­ing. Know­ing you are out there is what keeps us going!

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  TERRA 518: Sealed Off!!! PART TWO

  6/20/2009

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  Duration: 18:7

  Going into its 7th sea­son, TERRA: The Nature of Our World is proud to bring you sto­ries from around our planet – vignettes of peo­ple, places, and all sizes and shapes of crit­ters. Through these sto­ries, we form con­nec­tions with nature, ani­mals, and our Earth, as well as other human beings. These con­nec­tions are what truly makes life on our Earth worth living. The TERRA staff remain com­mit­ted to bring­ing you the best in inde­pen­dently pro­duced sci­ence and nature pro­gram­ming from around the globe. We are proud of our archive of more than 200 unique films that high­light sto­ries and expe­ri­ences that are the heart and soul of our nat­ural world. We invite you to join us and to dis­cover the sci­ence, nature, tech­nol­ogy, and cul­ture in these sto­ries as we explore what truly con­sti­tutes life on Earth. These shows are meant for broad dis­tri­b­u­tion. We pack­age them for your iPod, iPad, and smart phone. You can email them, down­load them, and even embed them. We want these sto­ries to be heard — each month we total over 100,000 views. We encour­age you to sift through our archive and we hope you look for­ward to our upcom­ing shows. These films are the visual records of six years on our planet, and these sto­ries help to cre­ate a por­trait of our world, which at times appears very frag­ile. We live in a time where deci­sions about ever-dwindling resources, chang­ing cli­mates, and energy inse­cu­rity are shap­ing the liveli­hoods and futures of the next gen­er­a­tions. This is a time to lis­ten to sci­ence, to shun pol­i­tics, and to become engaged in cre­at­ing a sus­tain­able society. TERRA is run by grad­u­ate stu­dents in the MFA in Sci­ence and Nat­ural His­tory Film­mak­ing Pro­gram at Mon­tana State Uni­ver­sity. We are ded­i­cat­ing our time and energy to bring you this unique pro­gram­ming. We wel­come your feed­back, and we will con­tinue in our hum­ble pur­suit to deliver fresh and inspir­ing con­tent. We appre­ci­ate the hun­dreds of pro­duc­ers that have con­tributed their films for TERRA. With­out the gen­eros­ity of these film­mak­ers, none of this would be pos­si­ble. And most of all, we thank you for watch­ing. Know­ing you are out there is what keeps us going!

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  TERRA 517: Sealed Off!!! PART ONE

  6/17/2009

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  Duration: 15:36

  Going into its 7th sea­son, TERRA: The Nature of Our World is proud to bring you sto­ries from around our planet – vignettes of peo­ple, places, and all sizes and shapes of crit­ters. Through these sto­ries, we form con­nec­tions with nature, ani­mals, and our Earth, as well as other human beings. These con­nec­tions are what truly makes life on our Earth worth living. The TERRA staff remain com­mit­ted to bring­ing you the best in inde­pen­dently pro­duced sci­ence and nature pro­gram­ming from around the globe. We are proud of our archive of more than 200 unique films that high­light sto­ries and expe­ri­ences that are the heart and soul of our nat­ural world. We invite you to join us and to dis­cover the sci­ence, nature, tech­nol­ogy, and cul­ture in these sto­ries as we explore what truly con­sti­tutes life on Earth. These shows are meant for broad dis­tri­b­u­tion. We pack­age them for your iPod, iPad, and smart phone. You can email them, down­load them, and even embed them. We want these sto­ries to be heard — each month we total over 100,000 views. We encour­age you to sift through our archive and we hope you look for­ward to our upcom­ing shows. These films are the visual records of six years on our planet, and these sto­ries help to cre­ate a por­trait of our world, which at times appears very frag­ile. We live in a time where deci­sions about ever-dwindling resources, chang­ing cli­mates, and energy inse­cu­rity are shap­ing the liveli­hoods and futures of the next gen­er­a­tions. This is a time to lis­ten to sci­ence, to shun pol­i­tics, and to become engaged in cre­at­ing a sus­tain­able society. TERRA is run by grad­u­ate stu­dents in the MFA in Sci­ence and Nat­ural His­tory Film­mak­ing Pro­gram at Mon­tana State Uni­ver­sity. We are ded­i­cat­ing our time and energy to bring you this unique pro­gram­ming. We wel­come your feed­back, and we will con­tinue in our hum­ble pur­suit to deliver fresh and inspir­ing con­tent. We appre­ci­ate the hun­dreds of pro­duc­ers that have con­tributed their films for TERRA. With­out the gen­eros­ity of these film­mak­ers, none of this would be pos­si­ble. And most of all, we thank you for watch­ing. Know­ing you are out there is what keeps us going!

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  TERRA 516: Through a Natural Lens

  6/4/2009

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  Duration: 5:49

  Going into its 7th sea­son, TERRA: The Nature of Our World is proud to bring you sto­ries from around our planet – vignettes of peo­ple, places, and all sizes and shapes of crit­ters. Through these sto­ries, we form con­nec­tions with nature, ani­mals, and our Earth, as well as other human beings. These con­nec­tions are what truly makes life on our Earth worth living. The TERRA staff remain com­mit­ted to bring­ing you the best in inde­pen­dently pro­duced sci­ence and nature pro­gram­ming from around the globe. We are proud of our archive of more than 200 unique films that high­light sto­ries and expe­ri­ences that are the heart and soul of our nat­ural world. We invite you to join us and to dis­cover the sci­ence, nature, tech­nol­ogy, and cul­ture in these sto­ries as we explore what truly con­sti­tutes life on Earth. These shows are meant for broad dis­tri­b­u­tion. We pack­age them for your iPod, iPad, and smart phone. You can email them, down­load them, and even embed them. We want these sto­ries to be heard — each month we total over 100,000 views. We encour­age you to sift through our archive and we hope you look for­ward to our upcom­ing shows. These films are the visual records of six years on our planet, and these sto­ries help to cre­ate a por­trait of our world, which at times appears very frag­ile. We live in a time where deci­sions about ever-dwindling resources, chang­ing cli­mates, and energy inse­cu­rity are shap­ing the liveli­hoods and futures of the next gen­er­a­tions. This is a time to lis­ten to sci­ence, to shun pol­i­tics, and to become engaged in cre­at­ing a sus­tain­able society. TERRA is run by grad­u­ate stu­dents in the MFA in Sci­ence and Nat­ural His­tory Film­mak­ing Pro­gram at Mon­tana State Uni­ver­sity. We are ded­i­cat­ing our time and energy to bring you this unique pro­gram­ming. We wel­come your feed­back, and we will con­tinue in our hum­ble pur­suit to deliver fresh and inspir­ing con­tent. We appre­ci­ate the hun­dreds of pro­duc­ers that have con­tributed their films for TERRA. With­out the gen­eros­ity of these film­mak­ers, none of this would be pos­si­ble. And most of all, we thank you for watch­ing. Know­ing you are out there is what keeps us going!

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  TERRA 515: Big Horned On Campus

  5/24/2009

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  Duration: 9:40

  Going into its 7th sea­son, TERRA: The Nature of Our World is proud to bring you sto­ries from around our planet – vignettes of peo­ple, places, and all sizes and shapes of crit­ters. Through these sto­ries, we form con­nec­tions with nature, ani­mals, and our Earth, as well as other human beings. These con­nec­tions are what truly makes life on our Earth worth living. The TERRA staff remain com­mit­ted to bring­ing you the best in inde­pen­dently pro­duced sci­ence and nature pro­gram­ming from around the globe. We are proud of our archive of more than 200 unique films that high­light sto­ries and expe­ri­ences that are the heart and soul of our nat­ural world. We invite you to join us and to dis­cover the sci­ence, nature, tech­nol­ogy, and cul­ture in these sto­ries as we explore what truly con­sti­tutes life on Earth. These shows are meant for broad dis­tri­b­u­tion. We pack­age them for your iPod, iPad, and smart phone. You can email them, down­load them, and even embed them. We want these sto­ries to be heard — each month we total over 100,000 views. We encour­age you to sift through our archive and we hope you look for­ward to our upcom­ing shows. These films are the visual records of six years on our planet, and these sto­ries help to cre­ate a por­trait of our world, which at times appears very frag­ile. We live in a time where deci­sions about ever-dwindling resources, chang­ing cli­mates, and energy inse­cu­rity are shap­ing the liveli­hoods and futures of the next gen­er­a­tions. This is a time to lis­ten to sci­ence, to shun pol­i­tics, and to become engaged in cre­at­ing a sus­tain­able society. TERRA is run by grad­u­ate stu­dents in the MFA in Sci­ence and Nat­ural His­tory Film­mak­ing Pro­gram at Mon­tana State Uni­ver­sity. We are ded­i­cat­ing our time and energy to bring you this unique pro­gram­ming. We wel­come your feed­back, and we will con­tinue in our hum­ble pur­suit to deliver fresh and inspir­ing con­tent. We appre­ci­ate the hun­dreds of pro­duc­ers that have con­tributed their films for TERRA. With­out the gen­eros­ity of these film­mak­ers, none of this would be pos­si­ble. And most of all, we thank you for watch­ing. Know­ing you are out there is what keeps us going!

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  TERRA 513: The Geology of Big Horn Canyon

  5/3/2009

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  Duration: 13:46

  Going into its 7th sea­son, TERRA: The Nature of Our World is proud to bring you sto­ries from around our planet – vignettes of peo­ple, places, and all sizes and shapes of crit­ters. Through these sto­ries, we form con­nec­tions with nature, ani­mals, and our Earth, as well as other human beings. These con­nec­tions are what truly makes life on our Earth worth living. The TERRA staff remain com­mit­ted to bring­ing you the best in inde­pen­dently pro­duced sci­ence and nature pro­gram­ming from around the globe. We are proud of our archive of more than 200 unique films that high­light sto­ries and expe­ri­ences that are the heart and soul of our nat­ural world. We invite you to join us and to dis­cover the sci­ence, nature, tech­nol­ogy, and cul­ture in these sto­ries as we explore what truly con­sti­tutes life on Earth. These shows are meant for broad dis­tri­b­u­tion. We pack­age them for your iPod, iPad, and smart phone. You can email them, down­load them, and even embed them. We want these sto­ries to be heard — each month we total over 100,000 views. We encour­age you to sift through our archive and we hope you look for­ward to our upcom­ing shows. These films are the visual records of six years on our planet, and these sto­ries help to cre­ate a por­trait of our world, which at times appears very frag­ile. We live in a time where deci­sions about ever-dwindling resources, chang­ing cli­mates, and energy inse­cu­rity are shap­ing the liveli­hoods and futures of the next gen­er­a­tions. This is a time to lis­ten to sci­ence, to shun pol­i­tics, and to become engaged in cre­at­ing a sus­tain­able society. TERRA is run by grad­u­ate stu­dents in the MFA in Sci­ence and Nat­ural His­tory Film­mak­ing Pro­gram at Mon­tana State Uni­ver­sity. We are ded­i­cat­ing our time and energy to bring you this unique pro­gram­ming. We wel­come your feed­back, and we will con­tinue in our hum­ble pur­suit to deliver fresh and inspir­ing con­tent. We appre­ci­ate the hun­dreds of pro­duc­ers that have con­tributed their films for TERRA. With­out the gen­eros­ity of these film­mak­ers, none of this would be pos­si­ble. And most of all, we thank you for watch­ing. Know­ing you are out there is what keeps us going!

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  TERRA 512: Les Vers de Darwin

  4/22/2009

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  Duration: 2:50

  Going into its 7th sea­son, TERRA: The Nature of Our World is proud to bring you sto­ries from around our planet – vignettes of peo­ple, places, and all sizes and shapes of crit­ters. Through these sto­ries, we form con­nec­tions with nature, ani­mals, and our Earth, as well as other human beings. These con­nec­tions are what truly makes life on our Earth worth living. The TERRA staff remain com­mit­ted to bring­ing you the best in inde­pen­dently pro­duced sci­ence and nature pro­gram­ming from around the globe. We are proud of our archive of more than 200 unique films that high­light sto­ries and expe­ri­ences that are the heart and soul of our nat­ural world. We invite you to join us and to dis­cover the sci­ence, nature, tech­nol­ogy, and cul­ture in these sto­ries as we explore what truly con­sti­tutes life on Earth. These shows are meant for broad dis­tri­b­u­tion. We pack­age them for your iPod, iPad, and smart phone. You can email them, down­load them, and even embed them. We want these sto­ries to be heard — each month we total over 100,000 views. We encour­age you to sift through our archive and we hope you look for­ward to our upcom­ing shows. These films are the visual records of six years on our planet, and these sto­ries help to cre­ate a por­trait of our world, which at times appears very frag­ile. We live in a time where deci­sions about ever-dwindling resources, chang­ing cli­mates, and energy inse­cu­rity are shap­ing the liveli­hoods and futures of the next gen­er­a­tions. This is a time to lis­ten to sci­ence, to shun pol­i­tics, and to become engaged in cre­at­ing a sus­tain­able society. TERRA is run by grad­u­ate stu­dents in the MFA in Sci­ence and Nat­ural His­tory Film­mak­ing Pro­gram at Mon­tana State Uni­ver­sity. We are ded­i­cat­ing our time and energy to bring you this unique pro­gram­ming. We wel­come your feed­back, and we will con­tinue in our hum­ble pur­suit to deliver fresh and inspir­ing con­tent. We appre­ci­ate the hun­dreds of pro­duc­ers that have con­tributed their films for TERRA. With­out the gen­eros­ity of these film­mak­ers, none of this would be pos­si­ble. And most of all, we thank you for watch­ing. Know­ing you are out there is what keeps us going!

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  TERRA 511: Montana Fare

  4/15/2009

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  Duration: 21:24

  Going into its 7th sea­son, TERRA: The Nature of Our World is proud to bring you sto­ries from around our planet – vignettes of peo­ple, places, and all sizes and shapes of crit­ters. Through these sto­ries, we form con­nec­tions with nature, ani­mals, and our Earth, as well as other human beings. These con­nec­tions are what truly makes life on our Earth worth living. The TERRA staff remain com­mit­ted to bring­ing you the best in inde­pen­dently pro­duced sci­ence and nature pro­gram­ming from around the globe. We are proud of our archive of more than 200 unique films that high­light sto­ries and expe­ri­ences that are the heart and soul of our nat­ural world. We invite you to join us and to dis­cover the sci­ence, nature, tech­nol­ogy, and cul­ture in these sto­ries as we explore what truly con­sti­tutes life on Earth. These shows are meant for broad dis­tri­b­u­tion. We pack­age them for your iPod, iPad, and smart phone. You can email them, down­load them, and even embed them. We want these sto­ries to be heard — each month we total over 100,000 views. We encour­age you to sift through our archive and we hope you look for­ward to our upcom­ing shows. These films are the visual records of six years on our planet, and these sto­ries help to cre­ate a por­trait of our world, which at times appears very frag­ile. We live in a time where deci­sions about ever-dwindling resources, chang­ing cli­mates, and energy inse­cu­rity are shap­ing the liveli­hoods and futures of the next gen­er­a­tions. This is a time to lis­ten to sci­ence, to shun pol­i­tics, and to become engaged in cre­at­ing a sus­tain­able society. TERRA is run by grad­u­ate stu­dents in the MFA in Sci­ence and Nat­ural His­tory Film­mak­ing Pro­gram at Mon­tana State Uni­ver­sity. We are ded­i­cat­ing our time and energy to bring you this unique pro­gram­ming. We wel­come your feed­back, and we will con­tinue in our hum­ble pur­suit to deliver fresh and inspir­ing con­tent. We appre­ci­ate the hun­dreds of pro­duc­ers that have con­tributed their films for TERRA. With­out the gen­eros­ity of these film­mak­ers, none of this would be pos­si­ble. And most of all, we thank you for watch­ing. Know­ing you are out there is what keeps us going!

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  TERRA 510: On the Wing PART FOUR

  4/10/2009

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  Duration: 16:36

  Going into its 7th sea­son, TERRA: The Nature of Our World is proud to bring you sto­ries from around our planet – vignettes of peo­ple, places, and all sizes and shapes of crit­ters. Through these sto­ries, we form con­nec­tions with nature, ani­mals, and our Earth, as well as other human beings. These con­nec­tions are what truly makes life on our Earth worth living. The TERRA staff remain com­mit­ted to bring­ing you the best in inde­pen­dently pro­duced sci­ence and nature pro­gram­ming from around the globe. We are proud of our archive of more than 200 unique films that high­light sto­ries and expe­ri­ences that are the heart and soul of our nat­ural world. We invite you to join us and to dis­cover the sci­ence, nature, tech­nol­ogy, and cul­ture in these sto­ries as we explore what truly con­sti­tutes life on Earth. These shows are meant for broad dis­tri­b­u­tion. We pack­age them for your iPod, iPad, and smart phone. You can email them, down­load them, and even embed them. We want these sto­ries to be heard — each month we total over 100,000 views. We encour­age you to sift through our archive and we hope you look for­ward to our upcom­ing shows. These films are the visual records of six years on our planet, and these sto­ries help to cre­ate a por­trait of our world, which at times appears very frag­ile. We live in a time where deci­sions about ever-dwindling resources, chang­ing cli­mates, and energy inse­cu­rity are shap­ing the liveli­hoods and futures of the next gen­er­a­tions. This is a time to lis­ten to sci­ence, to shun pol­i­tics, and to become engaged in cre­at­ing a sus­tain­able society. TERRA is run by grad­u­ate stu­dents in the MFA in Sci­ence and Nat­ural His­tory Film­mak­ing Pro­gram at Mon­tana State Uni­ver­sity. We are ded­i­cat­ing our time and energy to bring you this unique pro­gram­ming. We wel­come your feed­back, and we will con­tinue in our hum­ble pur­suit to deliver fresh and inspir­ing con­tent. We appre­ci­ate the hun­dreds of pro­duc­ers that have con­tributed their films for TERRA. With­out the gen­eros­ity of these film­mak­ers, none of this would be pos­si­ble. And most of all, we thank you for watch­ing. Know­ing you are out there is what keeps us going!

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  TERRA 509: On the Wing PART THREE

  4/2/2009

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  Duration: 13:5

  Going into its 7th sea­son, TERRA: The Nature of Our World is proud to bring you sto­ries from around our planet – vignettes of peo­ple, places, and all sizes and shapes of crit­ters. Through these sto­ries, we form con­nec­tions with nature, ani­mals, and our Earth, as well as other human beings. These con­nec­tions are what truly makes life on our Earth worth living. The TERRA staff remain com­mit­ted to bring­ing you the best in inde­pen­dently pro­duced sci­ence and nature pro­gram­ming from around the globe. We are proud of our archive of more than 200 unique films that high­light sto­ries and expe­ri­ences that are the heart and soul of our nat­ural world. We invite you to join us and to dis­cover the sci­ence, nature, tech­nol­ogy, and cul­ture in these sto­ries as we explore what truly con­sti­tutes life on Earth. These shows are meant for broad dis­tri­b­u­tion. We pack­age them for your iPod, iPad, and smart phone. You can email them, down­load them, and even embed them. We want these sto­ries to be heard — each month we total over 100,000 views. We encour­age you to sift through our archive and we hope you look for­ward to our upcom­ing shows. These films are the visual records of six years on our planet, and these sto­ries help to cre­ate a por­trait of our world, which at times appears very frag­ile. We live in a time where deci­sions about ever-dwindling resources, chang­ing cli­mates, and energy inse­cu­rity are shap­ing the liveli­hoods and futures of the next gen­er­a­tions. This is a time to lis­ten to sci­ence, to shun pol­i­tics, and to become engaged in cre­at­ing a sus­tain­able society. TERRA is run by grad­u­ate stu­dents in the MFA in Sci­ence and Nat­ural His­tory Film­mak­ing Pro­gram at Mon­tana State Uni­ver­sity. We are ded­i­cat­ing our time and energy to bring you this unique pro­gram­ming. We wel­come your feed­back, and we will con­tinue in our hum­ble pur­suit to deliver fresh and inspir­ing con­tent. We appre­ci­ate the hun­dreds of pro­duc­ers that have con­tributed their films for TERRA. With­out the gen­eros­ity of these film­mak­ers, none of this would be pos­si­ble. And most of all, we thank you for watch­ing. Know­ing you are out there is what keeps us going!

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  TERRA 508: On the Wing PART TWO

  3/26/2009

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  Duration: 17:32

  Going into its 7th sea­son, TERRA: The Nature of Our World is proud to bring you sto­ries from around our planet – vignettes of peo­ple, places, and all sizes and shapes of crit­ters. Through these sto­ries, we form con­nec­tions with nature, ani­mals, and our Earth, as well as other human beings. These con­nec­tions are what truly makes life on our Earth worth living. The TERRA staff remain com­mit­ted to bring­ing you the best in inde­pen­dently pro­duced sci­ence and nature pro­gram­ming from around the globe. We are proud of our archive of more than 200 unique films that high­light sto­ries and expe­ri­ences that are the heart and soul of our nat­ural world. We invite you to join us and to dis­cover the sci­ence, nature, tech­nol­ogy, and cul­ture in these sto­ries as we explore what truly con­sti­tutes life on Earth. These shows are meant for broad dis­tri­b­u­tion. We pack­age them for your iPod, iPad, and smart phone. You can email them, down­load them, and even embed them. We want these sto­ries to be heard — each month we total over 100,000 views. We encour­age you to sift through our archive and we hope you look for­ward to our upcom­ing shows. These films are the visual records of six years on our planet, and these sto­ries help to cre­ate a por­trait of our world, which at times appears very frag­ile. We live in a time where deci­sions about ever-dwindling resources, chang­ing cli­mates, and energy inse­cu­rity are shap­ing the liveli­hoods and futures of the next gen­er­a­tions. This is a time to lis­ten to sci­ence, to shun pol­i­tics, and to become engaged in cre­at­ing a sus­tain­able society. TERRA is run by grad­u­ate stu­dents in the MFA in Sci­ence and Nat­ural His­tory Film­mak­ing Pro­gram at Mon­tana State Uni­ver­sity. We are ded­i­cat­ing our time and energy to bring you this unique pro­gram­ming. We wel­come your feed­back, and we will con­tinue in our hum­ble pur­suit to deliver fresh and inspir­ing con­tent. We appre­ci­ate the hun­dreds of pro­duc­ers that have con­tributed their films for TERRA. With­out the gen­eros­ity of these film­mak­ers, none of this would be pos­si­ble. And most of all, we thank you for watch­ing. Know­ing you are out there is what keeps us going!

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  TERRA 507: On the Wing PART ONE

  3/12/2009

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  Duration: 20:6

  Going into its 7th sea­son, TERRA: The Nature of Our World is proud to bring you sto­ries from around our planet – vignettes of peo­ple, places, and all sizes and shapes of crit­ters. Through these sto­ries, we form con­nec­tions with nature, ani­mals, and our Earth, as well as other human beings. These con­nec­tions are what truly makes life on our Earth worth living. The TERRA staff remain com­mit­ted to bring­ing you the best in inde­pen­dently pro­duced sci­ence and nature pro­gram­ming from around the globe. We are proud of our archive of more than 200 unique films that high­light sto­ries and expe­ri­ences that are the heart and soul of our nat­ural world. We invite you to join us and to dis­cover the sci­ence, nature, tech­nol­ogy, and cul­ture in these sto­ries as we explore what truly con­sti­tutes life on Earth. These shows are meant for broad dis­tri­b­u­tion. We pack­age them for your iPod, iPad, and smart phone. You can email them, down­load them, and even embed them. We want these sto­ries to be heard — each month we total over 100,000 views. We encour­age you to sift through our archive and we hope you look for­ward to our upcom­ing shows. These films are the visual records of six years on our planet, and these sto­ries help to cre­ate a por­trait of our world, which at times appears very frag­ile. We live in a time where deci­sions about ever-dwindling resources, chang­ing cli­mates, and energy inse­cu­rity are shap­ing the liveli­hoods and futures of the next gen­er­a­tions. This is a time to lis­ten to sci­ence, to shun pol­i­tics, and to become engaged in cre­at­ing a sus­tain­able society. TERRA is run by grad­u­ate stu­dents in the MFA in Sci­ence and Nat­ural His­tory Film­mak­ing Pro­gram at Mon­tana State Uni­ver­sity. We are ded­i­cat­ing our time and energy to bring you this unique pro­gram­ming. We wel­come your feed­back, and we will con­tinue in our hum­ble pur­suit to deliver fresh and inspir­ing con­tent. We appre­ci­ate the hun­dreds of pro­duc­ers that have con­tributed their films for TERRA. With­out the gen­eros­ity of these film­mak­ers, none of this would be pos­si­ble. And most of all, we thank you for watch­ing. Know­ing you are out there is what keeps us going!

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  TERRA 506: Virginia City Gold Mining

  2/25/2009

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  Duration: 6:42

  Going into its 7th sea­son, TERRA: The Nature of Our World is proud to bring you sto­ries from around our planet – vignettes of peo­ple, places, and all sizes and shapes of crit­ters. Through these sto­ries, we form con­nec­tions with nature, ani­mals, and our Earth, as well as other human beings. These con­nec­tions are what truly makes life on our Earth worth living. The TERRA staff remain com­mit­ted to bring­ing you the best in inde­pen­dently pro­duced sci­ence and nature pro­gram­ming from around the globe. We are proud of our archive of more than 200 unique films that high­light sto­ries and expe­ri­ences that are the heart and soul of our nat­ural world. We invite you to join us and to dis­cover the sci­ence, nature, tech­nol­ogy, and cul­ture in these sto­ries as we explore what truly con­sti­tutes life on Earth. These shows are meant for broad dis­tri­b­u­tion. We pack­age them for your iPod, iPad, and smart phone. You can email them, down­load them, and even embed them. We want these sto­ries to be heard — each month we total over 100,000 views. We encour­age you to sift through our archive and we hope you look for­ward to our upcom­ing shows. These films are the visual records of six years on our planet, and these sto­ries help to cre­ate a por­trait of our world, which at times appears very frag­ile. We live in a time where deci­sions about ever-dwindling resources, chang­ing cli­mates, and energy inse­cu­rity are shap­ing the liveli­hoods and futures of the next gen­er­a­tions. This is a time to lis­ten to sci­ence, to shun pol­i­tics, and to become engaged in cre­at­ing a sus­tain­able society. TERRA is run by grad­u­ate stu­dents in the MFA in Sci­ence and Nat­ural His­tory Film­mak­ing Pro­gram at Mon­tana State Uni­ver­sity. We are ded­i­cat­ing our time and energy to bring you this unique pro­gram­ming. We wel­come your feed­back, and we will con­tinue in our hum­ble pur­suit to deliver fresh and inspir­ing con­tent. We appre­ci­ate the hun­dreds of pro­duc­ers that have con­tributed their films for TERRA. With­out the gen­eros­ity of these film­mak­ers, none of this would be pos­si­ble. And most of all, we thank you for watch­ing. Know­ing you are out there is what keeps us going!

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  TERRA 505: Winter in Yellowstone

  2/23/2009

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  Duration: 7:38

  Going into its 7th sea­son, TERRA: The Nature of Our World is proud to bring you sto­ries from around our planet – vignettes of peo­ple, places, and all sizes and shapes of crit­ters. Through these sto­ries, we form con­nec­tions with nature, ani­mals, and our Earth, as well as other human beings. These con­nec­tions are what truly makes life on our Earth worth living. The TERRA staff remain com­mit­ted to bring­ing you the best in inde­pen­dently pro­duced sci­ence and nature pro­gram­ming from around the globe. We are proud of our archive of more than 200 unique films that high­light sto­ries and expe­ri­ences that are the heart and soul of our nat­ural world. We invite you to join us and to dis­cover the sci­ence, nature, tech­nol­ogy, and cul­ture in these sto­ries as we explore what truly con­sti­tutes life on Earth. These shows are meant for broad dis­tri­b­u­tion. We pack­age them for your iPod, iPad, and smart phone. You can email them, down­load them, and even embed them. We want these sto­ries to be heard — each month we total over 100,000 views. We encour­age you to sift through our archive and we hope you look for­ward to our upcom­ing shows. These films are the visual records of six years on our planet, and these sto­ries help to cre­ate a por­trait of our world, which at times appears very frag­ile. We live in a time where deci­sions about ever-dwindling resources, chang­ing cli­mates, and energy inse­cu­rity are shap­ing the liveli­hoods and futures of the next gen­er­a­tions. This is a time to lis­ten to sci­ence, to shun pol­i­tics, and to become engaged in cre­at­ing a sus­tain­able society. TERRA is run by grad­u­ate stu­dents in the MFA in Sci­ence and Nat­ural His­tory Film­mak­ing Pro­gram at Mon­tana State Uni­ver­sity. We are ded­i­cat­ing our time and energy to bring you this unique pro­gram­ming. We wel­come your feed­back, and we will con­tinue in our hum­ble pur­suit to deliver fresh and inspir­ing con­tent. We appre­ci­ate the hun­dreds of pro­duc­ers that have con­tributed their films for TERRA. With­out the gen­eros­ity of these film­mak­ers, none of this would be pos­si­ble. And most of all, we thank you for watch­ing. Know­ing you are out there is what keeps us going!

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  TERRA 504: Fueling the Inferno

  1/30/2009

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  Duration: 9:15

  Going into its 7th sea­son, TERRA: The Nature of Our World is proud to bring you sto­ries from around our planet – vignettes of peo­ple, places, and all sizes and shapes of crit­ters. Through these sto­ries, we form con­nec­tions with nature, ani­mals, and our Earth, as well as other human beings. These con­nec­tions are what truly makes life on our Earth worth living. The TERRA staff remain com­mit­ted to bring­ing you the best in inde­pen­dently pro­duced sci­ence and nature pro­gram­ming from around the globe. We are proud of our archive of more than 200 unique films that high­light sto­ries and expe­ri­ences that are the heart and soul of our nat­ural world. We invite you to join us and to dis­cover the sci­ence, nature, tech­nol­ogy, and cul­ture in these sto­ries as we explore what truly con­sti­tutes life on Earth. These shows are meant for broad dis­tri­b­u­tion. We pack­age them for your iPod, iPad, and smart phone. You can email them, down­load them, and even embed them. We want these sto­ries to be heard — each month we total over 100,000 views. We encour­age you to sift through our archive and we hope you look for­ward to our upcom­ing shows. These films are the visual records of six years on our planet, and these sto­ries help to cre­ate a por­trait of our world, which at times appears very frag­ile. We live in a time where deci­sions about ever-dwindling resources, chang­ing cli­mates, and energy inse­cu­rity are shap­ing the liveli­hoods and futures of the next gen­er­a­tions. This is a time to lis­ten to sci­ence, to shun pol­i­tics, and to become engaged in cre­at­ing a sus­tain­able society. TERRA is run by grad­u­ate stu­dents in the MFA in Sci­ence and Nat­ural His­tory Film­mak­ing Pro­gram at Mon­tana State Uni­ver­sity. We are ded­i­cat­ing our time and energy to bring you this unique pro­gram­ming. We wel­come your feed­back, and we will con­tinue in our hum­ble pur­suit to deliver fresh and inspir­ing con­tent. We appre­ci­ate the hun­dreds of pro­duc­ers that have con­tributed their films for TERRA. With­out the gen­eros­ity of these film­mak­ers, none of this would be pos­si­ble. And most of all, we thank you for watch­ing. Know­ing you are out there is what keeps us going!

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  TERRA 503: Why Don't We Ride Zebras?

  1/30/2009

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  Duration: 12:13

  Going into its 7th sea­son, TERRA: The Nature of Our World is proud to bring you sto­ries from around our planet – vignettes of peo­ple, places, and all sizes and shapes of crit­ters. Through these sto­ries, we form con­nec­tions with nature, ani­mals, and our Earth, as well as other human beings. These con­nec­tions are what truly makes life on our Earth worth living. The TERRA staff remain com­mit­ted to bring­ing you the best in inde­pen­dently pro­duced sci­ence and nature pro­gram­ming from around the globe. We are proud of our archive of more than 200 unique films that high­light sto­ries and expe­ri­ences that are the heart and soul of our nat­ural world. We invite you to join us and to dis­cover the sci­ence, nature, tech­nol­ogy, and cul­ture in these sto­ries as we explore what truly con­sti­tutes life on Earth. These shows are meant for broad dis­tri­b­u­tion. We pack­age them for your iPod, iPad, and smart phone. You can email them, down­load them, and even embed them. We want these sto­ries to be heard — each month we total over 100,000 views. We encour­age you to sift through our archive and we hope you look for­ward to our upcom­ing shows. These films are the visual records of six years on our planet, and these sto­ries help to cre­ate a por­trait of our world, which at times appears very frag­ile. We live in a time where deci­sions about ever-dwindling resources, chang­ing cli­mates, and energy inse­cu­rity are shap­ing the liveli­hoods and futures of the next gen­er­a­tions. This is a time to lis­ten to sci­ence, to shun pol­i­tics, and to become engaged in cre­at­ing a sus­tain­able society. TERRA is run by grad­u­ate stu­dents in the MFA in Sci­ence and Nat­ural His­tory Film­mak­ing Pro­gram at Mon­tana State Uni­ver­sity. We are ded­i­cat­ing our time and energy to bring you this unique pro­gram­ming. We wel­come your feed­back, and we will con­tinue in our hum­ble pur­suit to deliver fresh and inspir­ing con­tent. We appre­ci­ate the hun­dreds of pro­duc­ers that have con­tributed their films for TERRA. With­out the gen­eros­ity of these film­mak­ers, none of this would be pos­si­ble. And most of all, we thank you for watch­ing. Know­ing you are out there is what keeps us going!

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  TERRA Special Engagement - Grant Park, November 4th 2008

  1/19/2009

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  Duration: 9:1

  Going into its 7th sea­son, TERRA: The Nature of Our World is proud to bring you sto­ries from around our planet – vignettes of peo­ple, places, and all sizes and shapes of crit­ters. Through these sto­ries, we form con­nec­tions with nature, ani­mals, and our Earth, as well as other human beings. These con­nec­tions are what truly makes life on our Earth worth living. The TERRA staff remain com­mit­ted to bring­ing you the best in inde­pen­dently pro­duced sci­ence and nature pro­gram­ming from around the globe. We are proud of our archive of more than 200 unique films that high­light sto­ries and expe­ri­ences that are the heart and soul of our nat­ural world. We invite you to join us and to dis­cover the sci­ence, nature, tech­nol­ogy, and cul­ture in these sto­ries as we explore what truly con­sti­tutes life on Earth. These shows are meant for broad dis­tri­b­u­tion. We pack­age them for your iPod, iPad, and smart phone. You can email them, down­load them, and even embed them. We want these sto­ries to be heard — each month we total over 100,000 views. We encour­age you to sift through our archive and we hope you look for­ward to our upcom­ing shows. These films are the visual records of six years on our planet, and these sto­ries help to cre­ate a por­trait of our world, which at times appears very frag­ile. We live in a time where deci­sions about ever-dwindling resources, chang­ing cli­mates, and energy inse­cu­rity are shap­ing the liveli­hoods and futures of the next gen­er­a­tions. This is a time to lis­ten to sci­ence, to shun pol­i­tics, and to become engaged in cre­at­ing a sus­tain­able society. TERRA is run by grad­u­ate stu­dents in the MFA in Sci­ence and Nat­ural His­tory Film­mak­ing Pro­gram at Mon­tana State Uni­ver­sity. We are ded­i­cat­ing our time and energy to bring you this unique pro­gram­ming. We wel­come your feed­back, and we will con­tinue in our hum­ble pur­suit to deliver fresh and inspir­ing con­tent. We appre­ci­ate the hun­dreds of pro­duc­ers that have con­tributed their films for TERRA. With­out the gen­eros­ity of these film­mak­ers, none of this would be pos­si­ble. And most of all, we thank you for watch­ing. Know­ing you are out there is what keeps us going!

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  TERRA 502: The New World Mine

  1/12/2009

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  Duration: 8:50

  Going into its 7th sea­son, TERRA: The Nature of Our World is proud to bring you sto­ries from around our planet – vignettes of peo­ple, places, and all sizes and shapes of crit­ters. Through these sto­ries, we form con­nec­tions with nature, ani­mals, and our Earth, as well as other human beings. These con­nec­tions are what truly makes life on our Earth worth living. The TERRA staff remain com­mit­ted to bring­ing you the best in inde­pen­dently pro­duced sci­ence and nature pro­gram­ming from around the globe. We are proud of our archive of more than 200 unique films that high­light sto­ries and expe­ri­ences that are the heart and soul of our nat­ural world. We invite you to join us and to dis­cover the sci­ence, nature, tech­nol­ogy, and cul­ture in these sto­ries as we explore what truly con­sti­tutes life on Earth. These shows are meant for broad dis­tri­b­u­tion. We pack­age them for your iPod, iPad, and smart phone. You can email them, down­load them, and even embed them. We want these sto­ries to be heard — each month we total over 100,000 views. We encour­age you to sift through our archive and we hope you look for­ward to our upcom­ing shows. These films are the visual records of six years on our planet, and these sto­ries help to cre­ate a por­trait of our world, which at times appears very frag­ile. We live in a time where deci­sions about ever-dwindling resources, chang­ing cli­mates, and energy inse­cu­rity are shap­ing the liveli­hoods and futures of the next gen­er­a­tions. This is a time to lis­ten to sci­ence, to shun pol­i­tics, and to become engaged in cre­at­ing a sus­tain­able society. TERRA is run by grad­u­ate stu­dents in the MFA in Sci­ence and Nat­ural His­tory Film­mak­ing Pro­gram at Mon­tana State Uni­ver­sity. We are ded­i­cat­ing our time and energy to bring you this unique pro­gram­ming. We wel­come your feed­back, and we will con­tinue in our hum­ble pur­suit to deliver fresh and inspir­ing con­tent. We appre­ci­ate the hun­dreds of pro­duc­ers that have con­tributed their films for TERRA. With­out the gen­eros­ity of these film­mak­ers, none of this would be pos­si­ble. And most of all, we thank you for watch­ing. Know­ing you are out there is what keeps us going!

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  Terra 501: The Wyoming Range

  12/27/2008

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  Duration: 6:14

  Going into its 7th sea­son, TERRA: The Nature of Our World is proud to bring you sto­ries from around our planet – vignettes of peo­ple, places, and all sizes and shapes of crit­ters. Through these sto­ries, we form con­nec­tions with nature, ani­mals, and our Earth, as well as other human beings. These con­nec­tions are what truly makes life on our Earth worth living. The TERRA staff remain com­mit­ted to bring­ing you the best in inde­pen­dently pro­duced sci­ence and nature pro­gram­ming from around the globe. We are proud of our archive of more than 200 unique films that high­light sto­ries and expe­ri­ences that are the heart and soul of our nat­ural world. We invite you to join us and to dis­cover the sci­ence, nature, tech­nol­ogy, and cul­ture in these sto­ries as we explore what truly con­sti­tutes life on Earth. These shows are meant for broad dis­tri­b­u­tion. We pack­age them for your iPod, iPad, and smart phone. You can email them, down­load them, and even embed them. We want these sto­ries to be heard — each month we total over 100,000 views. We encour­age you to sift through our archive and we hope you look for­ward to our upcom­ing shows. These films are the visual records of six years on our planet, and these sto­ries help to cre­ate a por­trait of our world, which at times appears very frag­ile. We live in a time where deci­sions about ever-dwindling resources, chang­ing cli­mates, and energy inse­cu­rity are shap­ing the liveli­hoods and futures of the next gen­er­a­tions. This is a time to lis­ten to sci­ence, to shun pol­i­tics, and to become engaged in cre­at­ing a sus­tain­able society. TERRA is run by grad­u­ate stu­dents in the MFA in Sci­ence and Nat­ural His­tory Film­mak­ing Pro­gram at Mon­tana State Uni­ver­sity. We are ded­i­cat­ing our time and energy to bring you this unique pro­gram­ming. We wel­come your feed­back, and we will con­tinue in our hum­ble pur­suit to deliver fresh and inspir­ing con­tent. We appre­ci­ate the hun­dreds of pro­duc­ers that have con­tributed their films for TERRA. With­out the gen­eros­ity of these film­mak­ers, none of this would be pos­si­ble. And most of all, we thank you for watch­ing. Know­ing you are out there is what keeps us going!

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  TERRA 460: PROMO - Living on the Edge

  12/27/2008

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  Duration: 0:35

  Going into its 7th sea­son, TERRA: The Nature of Our World is proud to bring you sto­ries from around our planet – vignettes of peo­ple, places, and all sizes and shapes of crit­ters. Through these sto­ries, we form con­nec­tions with nature, ani­mals, and our Earth, as well as other human beings. These con­nec­tions are what truly makes life on our Earth worth living. The TERRA staff remain com­mit­ted to bring­ing you the best in inde­pen­dently pro­duced sci­ence and nature pro­gram­ming from around the globe. We are proud of our archive of more than 200 unique films that high­light sto­ries and expe­ri­ences that are the heart and soul of our nat­ural world. We invite you to join us and to dis­cover the sci­ence, nature, tech­nol­ogy, and cul­ture in these sto­ries as we explore what truly con­sti­tutes life on Earth. These shows are meant for broad dis­tri­b­u­tion. We pack­age them for your iPod, iPad, and smart phone. You can email them, down­load them, and even embed them. We want these sto­ries to be heard — each month we total over 100,000 views. We encour­age you to sift through our archive and we hope you look for­ward to our upcom­ing shows. These films are the visual records of six years on our planet, and these sto­ries help to cre­ate a por­trait of our world, which at times appears very frag­ile. We live in a time where deci­sions about ever-dwindling resources, chang­ing cli­mates, and energy inse­cu­rity are shap­ing the liveli­hoods and futures of the next gen­er­a­tions. This is a time to lis­ten to sci­ence, to shun pol­i­tics, and to become engaged in cre­at­ing a sus­tain­able society. TERRA is run by grad­u­ate stu­dents in the MFA in Sci­ence and Nat­ural His­tory Film­mak­ing Pro­gram at Mon­tana State Uni­ver­sity. We are ded­i­cat­ing our time and energy to bring you this unique pro­gram­ming. We wel­come your feed­back, and we will con­tinue in our hum­ble pur­suit to deliver fresh and inspir­ing con­tent. We appre­ci­ate the hun­dreds of pro­duc­ers that have con­tributed their films for TERRA. With­out the gen­eros­ity of these film­mak­ers, none of this would be pos­si­ble. And most of all, we thank you for watch­ing. Know­ing you are out there is what keeps us going!

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  TERRA 460: Living on the Edge

  12/26/2008

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  Duration: 8:56

  Going into its 7th sea­son, TERRA: The Nature of Our World is proud to bring you sto­ries from around our planet – vignettes of peo­ple, places, and all sizes and shapes of crit­ters. Through these sto­ries, we form con­nec­tions with nature, ani­mals, and our Earth, as well as other human beings. These con­nec­tions are what truly makes life on our Earth worth living. The TERRA staff remain com­mit­ted to bring­ing you the best in inde­pen­dently pro­duced sci­ence and nature pro­gram­ming from around the globe. We are proud of our archive of more than 200 unique films that high­light sto­ries and expe­ri­ences that are the heart and soul of our nat­ural world. We invite you to join us and to dis­cover the sci­ence, nature, tech­nol­ogy, and cul­ture in these sto­ries as we explore what truly con­sti­tutes life on Earth. These shows are meant for broad dis­tri­b­u­tion. We pack­age them for your iPod, iPad, and smart phone. You can email them, down­load them, and even embed them. We want these sto­ries to be heard — each month we total over 100,000 views. We encour­age you to sift through our archive and we hope you look for­ward to our upcom­ing shows. These films are the visual records of six years on our planet, and these sto­ries help to cre­ate a por­trait of our world, which at times appears very frag­ile. We live in a time where deci­sions about ever-dwindling resources, chang­ing cli­mates, and energy inse­cu­rity are shap­ing the liveli­hoods and futures of the next gen­er­a­tions. This is a time to lis­ten to sci­ence, to shun pol­i­tics, and to become engaged in cre­at­ing a sus­tain­able society. TERRA is run by grad­u­ate stu­dents in the MFA in Sci­ence and Nat­ural His­tory Film­mak­ing Pro­gram at Mon­tana State Uni­ver­sity. We are ded­i­cat­ing our time and energy to bring you this unique pro­gram­ming. We wel­come your feed­back, and we will con­tinue in our hum­ble pur­suit to deliver fresh and inspir­ing con­tent. We appre­ci­ate the hun­dreds of pro­duc­ers that have con­tributed their films for TERRA. With­out the gen­eros­ity of these film­mak­ers, none of this would be pos­si­ble. And most of all, we thank you for watch­ing. Know­ing you are out there is what keeps us going!

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  TERRA 459: The Flying Dustbin PART FOUR

  12/19/2008

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  Duration: 10:19

  Going into its 7th sea­son, TERRA: The Nature of Our World is proud to bring you sto­ries from around our planet – vignettes of peo­ple, places, and all sizes and shapes of crit­ters. Through these sto­ries, we form con­nec­tions with nature, ani­mals, and our Earth, as well as other human beings. These con­nec­tions are what truly makes life on our Earth worth living. The TERRA staff remain com­mit­ted to bring­ing you the best in inde­pen­dently pro­duced sci­ence and nature pro­gram­ming from around the globe. We are proud of our archive of more than 200 unique films that high­light sto­ries and expe­ri­ences that are the heart and soul of our nat­ural world. We invite you to join us and to dis­cover the sci­ence, nature, tech­nol­ogy, and cul­ture in these sto­ries as we explore what truly con­sti­tutes life on Earth. These shows are meant for broad dis­tri­b­u­tion. We pack­age them for your iPod, iPad, and smart phone. You can email them, down­load them, and even embed them. We want these sto­ries to be heard — each month we total over 100,000 views. We encour­age you to sift through our archive and we hope you look for­ward to our upcom­ing shows. These films are the visual records of six years on our planet, and these sto­ries help to cre­ate a por­trait of our world, which at times appears very frag­ile. We live in a time where deci­sions about ever-dwindling resources, chang­ing cli­mates, and energy inse­cu­rity are shap­ing the liveli­hoods and futures of the next gen­er­a­tions. This is a time to lis­ten to sci­ence, to shun pol­i­tics, and to become engaged in cre­at­ing a sus­tain­able society. TERRA is run by grad­u­ate stu­dents in the MFA in Sci­ence and Nat­ural His­tory Film­mak­ing Pro­gram at Mon­tana State Uni­ver­sity. We are ded­i­cat­ing our time and energy to bring you this unique pro­gram­ming. We wel­come your feed­back, and we will con­tinue in our hum­ble pur­suit to deliver fresh and inspir­ing con­tent. We appre­ci­ate the hun­dreds of pro­duc­ers that have con­tributed their films for TERRA. With­out the gen­eros­ity of these film­mak­ers, none of this would be pos­si­ble. And most of all, we thank you for watch­ing. Know­ing you are out there is what keeps us going!

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  TERRA 458: The Flying Dustbin PART THREE

  12/9/2008

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  Duration: 11:40

  Going into its 7th sea­son, TERRA: The Nature of Our World is proud to bring you sto­ries from around our planet – vignettes of peo­ple, places, and all sizes and shapes of crit­ters. Through these sto­ries, we form con­nec­tions with nature, ani­mals, and our Earth, as well as other human beings. These con­nec­tions are what truly makes life on our Earth worth living. The TERRA staff remain com­mit­ted to bring­ing you the best in inde­pen­dently pro­duced sci­ence and nature pro­gram­ming from around the globe. We are proud of our archive of more than 200 unique films that high­light sto­ries and expe­ri­ences that are the heart and soul of our nat­ural world. We invite you to join us and to dis­cover the sci­ence, nature, tech­nol­ogy, and cul­ture in these sto­ries as we explore what truly con­sti­tutes life on Earth. These shows are meant for broad dis­tri­b­u­tion. We pack­age them for your iPod, iPad, and smart phone. You can email them, down­load them, and even embed them. We want these sto­ries to be heard — each month we total over 100,000 views. We encour­age you to sift through our archive and we hope you look for­ward to our upcom­ing shows. These films are the visual records of six years on our planet, and these sto­ries help to cre­ate a por­trait of our world, which at times appears very frag­ile. We live in a time where deci­sions about ever-dwindling resources, chang­ing cli­mates, and energy inse­cu­rity are shap­ing the liveli­hoods and futures of the next gen­er­a­tions. This is a time to lis­ten to sci­ence, to shun pol­i­tics, and to become engaged in cre­at­ing a sus­tain­able society. TERRA is run by grad­u­ate stu­dents in the MFA in Sci­ence and Nat­ural His­tory Film­mak­ing Pro­gram at Mon­tana State Uni­ver­sity. We are ded­i­cat­ing our time and energy to bring you this unique pro­gram­ming. We wel­come your feed­back, and we will con­tinue in our hum­ble pur­suit to deliver fresh and inspir­ing con­tent. We appre­ci­ate the hun­dreds of pro­duc­ers that have con­tributed their films for TERRA. With­out the gen­eros­ity of these film­mak­ers, none of this would be pos­si­ble. And most of all, we thank you for watch­ing. Know­ing you are out there is what keeps us going!

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  TERRA 457: The Flying Dustbin PART TWO

  12/5/2008

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  Duration: 12:5

  Going into its 7th sea­son, TERRA: The Nature of Our World is proud to bring you sto­ries from around our planet – vignettes of peo­ple, places, and all sizes and shapes of crit­ters. Through these sto­ries, we form con­nec­tions with nature, ani­mals, and our Earth, as well as other human beings. These con­nec­tions are what truly makes life on our Earth worth living. The TERRA staff remain com­mit­ted to bring­ing you the best in inde­pen­dently pro­duced sci­ence and nature pro­gram­ming from around the globe. We are proud of our archive of more than 200 unique films that high­light sto­ries and expe­ri­ences that are the heart and soul of our nat­ural world. We invite you to join us and to dis­cover the sci­ence, nature, tech­nol­ogy, and cul­ture in these sto­ries as we explore what truly con­sti­tutes life on Earth. These shows are meant for broad dis­tri­b­u­tion. We pack­age them for your iPod, iPad, and smart phone. You can email them, down­load them, and even embed them. We want these sto­ries to be heard — each month we total over 100,000 views. We encour­age you to sift through our archive and we hope you look for­ward to our upcom­ing shows. These films are the visual records of six years on our planet, and these sto­ries help to cre­ate a por­trait of our world, which at times appears very frag­ile. We live in a time where deci­sions about ever-dwindling resources, chang­ing cli­mates, and energy inse­cu­rity are shap­ing the liveli­hoods and futures of the next gen­er­a­tions. This is a time to lis­ten to sci­ence, to shun pol­i­tics, and to become engaged in cre­at­ing a sus­tain­able society. TERRA is run by grad­u­ate stu­dents in the MFA in Sci­ence and Nat­ural His­tory Film­mak­ing Pro­gram at Mon­tana State Uni­ver­sity. We are ded­i­cat­ing our time and energy to bring you this unique pro­gram­ming. We wel­come your feed­back, and we will con­tinue in our hum­ble pur­suit to deliver fresh and inspir­ing con­tent. We appre­ci­ate the hun­dreds of pro­duc­ers that have con­tributed their films for TERRA. With­out the gen­eros­ity of these film­mak­ers, none of this would be pos­si­ble. And most of all, we thank you for watch­ing. Know­ing you are out there is what keeps us going!

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  TERRA 456: The Flying Dustbin PART ONE

  11/29/2008

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  Duration: 10:57

  Going into its 7th sea­son, TERRA: The Nature of Our World is proud to bring you sto­ries from around our planet – vignettes of peo­ple, places, and all sizes and shapes of crit­ters. Through these sto­ries, we form con­nec­tions with nature, ani­mals, and our Earth, as well as other human beings. These con­nec­tions are what truly makes life on our Earth worth living. The TERRA staff remain com­mit­ted to bring­ing you the best in inde­pen­dently pro­duced sci­ence and nature pro­gram­ming from around the globe. We are proud of our archive of more than 200 unique films that high­light sto­ries and expe­ri­ences that are the heart and soul of our nat­ural world. We invite you to join us and to dis­cover the sci­ence, nature, tech­nol­ogy, and cul­ture in these sto­ries as we explore what truly con­sti­tutes life on Earth. These shows are meant for broad dis­tri­b­u­tion. We pack­age them for your iPod, iPad, and smart phone. You can email them, down­load them, and even embed them. We want these sto­ries to be heard — each month we total over 100,000 views. We encour­age you to sift through our archive and we hope you look for­ward to our upcom­ing shows. These films are the visual records of six years on our planet, and these sto­ries help to cre­ate a por­trait of our world, which at times appears very frag­ile. We live in a time where deci­sions about ever-dwindling resources, chang­ing cli­mates, and energy inse­cu­rity are shap­ing the liveli­hoods and futures of the next gen­er­a­tions. This is a time to lis­ten to sci­ence, to shun pol­i­tics, and to become engaged in cre­at­ing a sus­tain­able society. TERRA is run by grad­u­ate stu­dents in the MFA in Sci­ence and Nat­ural His­tory Film­mak­ing Pro­gram at Mon­tana State Uni­ver­sity. We are ded­i­cat­ing our time and energy to bring you this unique pro­gram­ming. We wel­come your feed­back, and we will con­tinue in our hum­ble pur­suit to deliver fresh and inspir­ing con­tent. We appre­ci­ate the hun­dreds of pro­duc­ers that have con­tributed their films for TERRA. With­out the gen­eros­ity of these film­mak­ers, none of this would be pos­si­ble. And most of all, we thank you for watch­ing. Know­ing you are out there is what keeps us going!

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  TERRA 455: Rising Tide PART TWO

  11/20/2008

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  Duration: 7:54

  Going into its 7th sea­son, TERRA: The Nature of Our World is proud to bring you sto­ries from around our planet – vignettes of peo­ple, places, and all sizes and shapes of crit­ters. Through these sto­ries, we form con­nec­tions with nature, ani­mals, and our Earth, as well as other human beings. These con­nec­tions are what truly makes life on our Earth worth living. The TERRA staff remain com­mit­ted to bring­ing you the best in inde­pen­dently pro­duced sci­ence and nature pro­gram­ming from around the globe. We are proud of our archive of more than 200 unique films that high­light sto­ries and expe­ri­ences that are the heart and soul of our nat­ural world. We invite you to join us and to dis­cover the sci­ence, nature, tech­nol­ogy, and cul­ture in these sto­ries as we explore what truly con­sti­tutes life on Earth. These shows are meant for broad dis­tri­b­u­tion. We pack­age them for your iPod, iPad, and smart phone. You can email them, down­load them, and even embed them. We want these sto­ries to be heard — each month we total over 100,000 views. We encour­age you to sift through our archive and we hope you look for­ward to our upcom­ing shows. These films are the visual records of six years on our planet, and these sto­ries help to cre­ate a por­trait of our world, which at times appears very frag­ile. We live in a time where deci­sions about ever-dwindling resources, chang­ing cli­mates, and energy inse­cu­rity are shap­ing the liveli­hoods and futures of the next gen­er­a­tions. This is a time to lis­ten to sci­ence, to shun pol­i­tics, and to become engaged in cre­at­ing a sus­tain­able society. TERRA is run by grad­u­ate stu­dents in the MFA in Sci­ence and Nat­ural His­tory Film­mak­ing Pro­gram at Mon­tana State Uni­ver­sity. We are ded­i­cat­ing our time and energy to bring you this unique pro­gram­ming. We wel­come your feed­back, and we will con­tinue in our hum­ble pur­suit to deliver fresh and inspir­ing con­tent. We appre­ci­ate the hun­dreds of pro­duc­ers that have con­tributed their films for TERRA. With­out the gen­eros­ity of these film­mak­ers, none of this would be pos­si­ble. And most of all, we thank you for watch­ing. Know­ing you are out there is what keeps us going!

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  TERRA 454: Rising Tide

  11/14/2008

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  Duration: 7:0

  Going into its 7th sea­son, TERRA: The Nature of Our World is proud to bring you sto­ries from around our planet – vignettes of peo­ple, places, and all sizes and shapes of crit­ters. Through these sto­ries, we form con­nec­tions with nature, ani­mals, and our Earth, as well as other human beings. These con­nec­tions are what truly makes life on our Earth worth living. The TERRA staff remain com­mit­ted to bring­ing you the best in inde­pen­dently pro­duced sci­ence and nature pro­gram­ming from around the globe. We are proud of our archive of more than 200 unique films that high­light sto­ries and expe­ri­ences that are the heart and soul of our nat­ural world. We invite you to join us and to dis­cover the sci­ence, nature, tech­nol­ogy, and cul­ture in these sto­ries as we explore what truly con­sti­tutes life on Earth. These shows are meant for broad dis­tri­b­u­tion. We pack­age them for your iPod, iPad, and smart phone. You can email them, down­load them, and even embed them. We want these sto­ries to be heard — each month we total over 100,000 views. We encour­age you to sift through our archive and we hope you look for­ward to our upcom­ing shows. These films are the visual records of six years on our planet, and these sto­ries help to cre­ate a por­trait of our world, which at times appears very frag­ile. We live in a time where deci­sions about ever-dwindling resources, chang­ing cli­mates, and energy inse­cu­rity are shap­ing the liveli­hoods and futures of the next gen­er­a­tions. This is a time to lis­ten to sci­ence, to shun pol­i­tics, and to become engaged in cre­at­ing a sus­tain­able society. TERRA is run by grad­u­ate stu­dents in the MFA in Sci­ence and Nat­ural His­tory Film­mak­ing Pro­gram at Mon­tana State Uni­ver­sity. We are ded­i­cat­ing our time and energy to bring you this unique pro­gram­ming. We wel­come your feed­back, and we will con­tinue in our hum­ble pur­suit to deliver fresh and inspir­ing con­tent. We appre­ci­ate the hun­dreds of pro­duc­ers that have con­tributed their films for TERRA. With­out the gen­eros­ity of these film­mak­ers, none of this would be pos­si­ble. And most of all, we thank you for watch­ing. Know­ing you are out there is what keeps us going!

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  TERRA 453: The Effect of Moderate to High Doses of Ethanol on the Physiological Response to Cold Exposure

  11/7/2008

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  Duration: 7:8

  Going into its 7th sea­son, TERRA: The Nature of Our World is proud to bring you sto­ries from around our planet – vignettes of peo­ple, places, and all sizes and shapes of crit­ters. Through these sto­ries, we form con­nec­tions with nature, ani­mals, and our Earth, as well as other human beings. These con­nec­tions are what truly makes life on our Earth worth living. The TERRA staff remain com­mit­ted to bring­ing you the best in inde­pen­dently pro­duced sci­ence and nature pro­gram­ming from around the globe. We are proud of our archive of more than 200 unique films that high­light sto­ries and expe­ri­ences that are the heart and soul of our nat­ural world. We invite you to join us and to dis­cover the sci­ence, nature, tech­nol­ogy, and cul­ture in these sto­ries as we explore what truly con­sti­tutes life on Earth. These shows are meant for broad dis­tri­b­u­tion. We pack­age them for your iPod, iPad, and smart phone. You can email them, down­load them, and even embed them. We want these sto­ries to be heard — each month we total over 100,000 views. We encour­age you to sift through our archive and we hope you look for­ward to our upcom­ing shows. These films are the visual records of six years on our planet, and these sto­ries help to cre­ate a por­trait of our world, which at times appears very frag­ile. We live in a time where deci­sions about ever-dwindling resources, chang­ing cli­mates, and energy inse­cu­rity are shap­ing the liveli­hoods and futures of the next gen­er­a­tions. This is a time to lis­ten to sci­ence, to shun pol­i­tics, and to become engaged in cre­at­ing a sus­tain­able society. TERRA is run by grad­u­ate stu­dents in the MFA in Sci­ence and Nat­ural His­tory Film­mak­ing Pro­gram at Mon­tana State Uni­ver­sity. We are ded­i­cat­ing our time and energy to bring you this unique pro­gram­ming. We wel­come your feed­back, and we will con­tinue in our hum­ble pur­suit to deliver fresh and inspir­ing con­tent. We appre­ci­ate the hun­dreds of pro­duc­ers that have con­tributed their films for TERRA. With­out the gen­eros­ity of these film­mak­ers, none of this would be pos­si­ble. And most of all, we thank you for watch­ing. Know­ing you are out there is what keeps us going!

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  TERRA 452: Cascading Effects PART TWO

  10/30/2008

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  Duration: 7:27

  Going into its 7th sea­son, TERRA: The Nature of Our World is proud to bring you sto­ries from around our planet – vignettes of peo­ple, places, and all sizes and shapes of crit­ters. Through these sto­ries, we form con­nec­tions with nature, ani­mals, and our Earth, as well as other human beings. These con­nec­tions are what truly makes life on our Earth worth living. The TERRA staff remain com­mit­ted to bring­ing you the best in inde­pen­dently pro­duced sci­ence and nature pro­gram­ming from around the globe. We are proud of our archive of more than 200 unique films that high­light sto­ries and expe­ri­ences that are the heart and soul of our nat­ural world. We invite you to join us and to dis­cover the sci­ence, nature, tech­nol­ogy, and cul­ture in these sto­ries as we explore what truly con­sti­tutes life on Earth. These shows are meant for broad dis­tri­b­u­tion. We pack­age them for your iPod, iPad, and smart phone. You can email them, down­load them, and even embed them. We want these sto­ries to be heard — each month we total over 100,000 views. We encour­age you to sift through our archive and we hope you look for­ward to our upcom­ing shows. These films are the visual records of six years on our planet, and these sto­ries help to cre­ate a por­trait of our world, which at times appears very frag­ile. We live in a time where deci­sions about ever-dwindling resources, chang­ing cli­mates, and energy inse­cu­rity are shap­ing the liveli­hoods and futures of the next gen­er­a­tions. This is a time to lis­ten to sci­ence, to shun pol­i­tics, and to become engaged in cre­at­ing a sus­tain­able society. TERRA is run by grad­u­ate stu­dents in the MFA in Sci­ence and Nat­ural His­tory Film­mak­ing Pro­gram at Mon­tana State Uni­ver­sity. We are ded­i­cat­ing our time and energy to bring you this unique pro­gram­ming. We wel­come your feed­back, and we will con­tinue in our hum­ble pur­suit to deliver fresh and inspir­ing con­tent. We appre­ci­ate the hun­dreds of pro­duc­ers that have con­tributed their films for TERRA. With­out the gen­eros­ity of these film­mak­ers, none of this would be pos­si­ble. And most of all, we thank you for watch­ing. Know­ing you are out there is what keeps us going!

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  TERRA 451: Cascading Effects PART ONE

  10/23/2008

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  Duration: 9:19

  Going into its 7th sea­son, TERRA: The Nature of Our World is proud to bring you sto­ries from around our planet – vignettes of peo­ple, places, and all sizes and shapes of crit­ters. Through these sto­ries, we form con­nec­tions with nature, ani­mals, and our Earth, as well as other human beings. These con­nec­tions are what truly makes life on our Earth worth living. The TERRA staff remain com­mit­ted to bring­ing you the best in inde­pen­dently pro­duced sci­ence and nature pro­gram­ming from around the globe. We are proud of our archive of more than 200 unique films that high­light sto­ries and expe­ri­ences that are the heart and soul of our nat­ural world. We invite you to join us and to dis­cover the sci­ence, nature, tech­nol­ogy, and cul­ture in these sto­ries as we explore what truly con­sti­tutes life on Earth. These shows are meant for broad dis­tri­b­u­tion. We pack­age them for your iPod, iPad, and smart phone. You can email them, down­load them, and even embed them. We want these sto­ries to be heard — each month we total over 100,000 views. We encour­age you to sift through our archive and we hope you look for­ward to our upcom­ing shows. These films are the visual records of six years on our planet, and these sto­ries help to cre­ate a por­trait of our world, which at times appears very frag­ile. We live in a time where deci­sions about ever-dwindling resources, chang­ing cli­mates, and energy inse­cu­rity are shap­ing the liveli­hoods and futures of the next gen­er­a­tions. This is a time to lis­ten to sci­ence, to shun pol­i­tics, and to become engaged in cre­at­ing a sus­tain­able society. TERRA is run by grad­u­ate stu­dents in the MFA in Sci­ence and Nat­ural His­tory Film­mak­ing Pro­gram at Mon­tana State Uni­ver­sity. We are ded­i­cat­ing our time and energy to bring you this unique pro­gram­ming. We wel­come your feed­back, and we will con­tinue in our hum­ble pur­suit to deliver fresh and inspir­ing con­tent. We appre­ci­ate the hun­dreds of pro­duc­ers that have con­tributed their films for TERRA. With­out the gen­eros­ity of these film­mak­ers, none of this would be pos­si­ble. And most of all, we thank you for watch­ing. Know­ing you are out there is what keeps us going!

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  TERRA 450: Frog, Chemical, Water, You PART THREE

  10/17/2008

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  Duration: 7:0

  Going into its 7th sea­son, TERRA: The Nature of Our World is proud to bring you sto­ries from around our planet – vignettes of peo­ple, places, and all sizes and shapes of crit­ters. Through these sto­ries, we form con­nec­tions with nature, ani­mals, and our Earth, as well as other human beings. These con­nec­tions are what truly makes life on our Earth worth living. The TERRA staff remain com­mit­ted to bring­ing you the best in inde­pen­dently pro­duced sci­ence and nature pro­gram­ming from around the globe. We are proud of our archive of more than 200 unique films that high­light sto­ries and expe­ri­ences that are the heart and soul of our nat­ural world. We invite you to join us and to dis­cover the sci­ence, nature, tech­nol­ogy, and cul­ture in these sto­ries as we explore what truly con­sti­tutes life on Earth. These shows are meant for broad dis­tri­b­u­tion. We pack­age them for your iPod, iPad, and smart phone. You can email them, down­load them, and even embed them. We want these sto­ries to be heard — each month we total over 100,000 views. We encour­age you to sift through our archive and we hope you look for­ward to our upcom­ing shows. These films are the visual records of six years on our planet, and these sto­ries help to cre­ate a por­trait of our world, which at times appears very frag­ile. We live in a time where deci­sions about ever-dwindling resources, chang­ing cli­mates, and energy inse­cu­rity are shap­ing the liveli­hoods and futures of the next gen­er­a­tions. This is a time to lis­ten to sci­ence, to shun pol­i­tics, and to become engaged in cre­at­ing a sus­tain­able society. TERRA is run by grad­u­ate stu­dents in the MFA in Sci­ence and Nat­ural His­tory Film­mak­ing Pro­gram at Mon­tana State Uni­ver­sity. We are ded­i­cat­ing our time and energy to bring you this unique pro­gram­ming. We wel­come your feed­back, and we will con­tinue in our hum­ble pur­suit to deliver fresh and inspir­ing con­tent. We appre­ci­ate the hun­dreds of pro­duc­ers that have con­tributed their films for TERRA. With­out the gen­eros­ity of these film­mak­ers, none of this would be pos­si­ble. And most of all, we thank you for watch­ing. Know­ing you are out there is what keeps us going!

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  TERRA 449: Frog, Chemical, Water, You PART TWO

  10/10/2008

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  Duration: 7:41

  Going into its 7th sea­son, TERRA: The Nature of Our World is proud to bring you sto­ries from around our planet – vignettes of peo­ple, places, and all sizes and shapes of crit­ters. Through these sto­ries, we form con­nec­tions with nature, ani­mals, and our Earth, as well as other human beings. These con­nec­tions are what truly makes life on our Earth worth living. The TERRA staff remain com­mit­ted to bring­ing you the best in inde­pen­dently pro­duced sci­ence and nature pro­gram­ming from around the globe. We are proud of our archive of more than 200 unique films that high­light sto­ries and expe­ri­ences that are the heart and soul of our nat­ural world. We invite you to join us and to dis­cover the sci­ence, nature, tech­nol­ogy, and cul­ture in these sto­ries as we explore what truly con­sti­tutes life on Earth. These shows are meant for broad dis­tri­b­u­tion. We pack­age them for your iPod, iPad, and smart phone. You can email them, down­load them, and even embed them. We want these sto­ries to be heard — each month we total over 100,000 views. We encour­age you to sift through our archive and we hope you look for­ward to our upcom­ing shows. These films are the visual records of six years on our planet, and these sto­ries help to cre­ate a por­trait of our world, which at times appears very frag­ile. We live in a time where deci­sions about ever-dwindling resources, chang­ing cli­mates, and energy inse­cu­rity are shap­ing the liveli­hoods and futures of the next gen­er­a­tions. This is a time to lis­ten to sci­ence, to shun pol­i­tics, and to become engaged in cre­at­ing a sus­tain­able society. TERRA is run by grad­u­ate stu­dents in the MFA in Sci­ence and Nat­ural His­tory Film­mak­ing Pro­gram at Mon­tana State Uni­ver­sity. We are ded­i­cat­ing our time and energy to bring you this unique pro­gram­ming. We wel­come your feed­back, and we will con­tinue in our hum­ble pur­suit to deliver fresh and inspir­ing con­tent. We appre­ci­ate the hun­dreds of pro­duc­ers that have con­tributed their films for TERRA. With­out the gen­eros­ity of these film­mak­ers, none of this would be pos­si­ble. And most of all, we thank you for watch­ing. Know­ing you are out there is what keeps us going!