The documentary film above features beautiful footage from some of the most naturally stunning locations in the United States. It includes Yosemite, Big Sur, the Grand Tetons, and the majestic Grand Canyon. Natural sounds, soothing music, or and informative narration accompany the images. The DVD release of the film offers time-lapse sequences of the areas.

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The documentary video above features Yellowstone National Park. It is one of the most popular destinations in America that attracted millions of visitos. It offers all the sights: geysers, lakes, waterfalls, lightning storms and hot springs including Old Faithful!

Located in northern Wyoming, Yellowstone abounds in wildlife from baby elk to the mighty bison and moose, each lending its individual beauty to the landscape. Amongst the awe-inspiring scenery stands the majestic Grand Teton mountain range with its rugged peaks, beautiful lakes and crystal-clear streams.

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The documentary film above talks about the impact of a tsunami, one of the most devastating natural disasters known to man. The effects of the tsunami range from destruction and damage, death, injury, millions of dollars in financial loss, and more.

The documentary covers a minute-by-minute account views the human face of the tragedy in 2004. A flood with its source being an ocean through a street and destroying everything in its way.

There’s a sadden background of a women screaming. “I remember yelling ‘we’re all going to die, we’re all going to die’”, shares one survivor. Meteorologist Smith Dharmasroja had desperately tried to get a warning out. The sad reality when the wave struck Sri Lanka, Sulochana Perera attempted to rescue many drowning children, only to see her efforts dashed as the second bigger wave hit.

This report serves as a big reality and an eye-opener on row events unfolded around the Indian Ocean: why no warnings were issued, survivors’ stories and what the impact has been on their shattered lives. It includes remarkable pictures of the Tsunami.

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Flying with Vultures – Path into the Future from Green Renaissance on Vimeo.

Produced by Green Renaissance – greenrenaissance.co.za to help protect and save the Cape Vulture contact vultureconservation.co.za

Two Paragliders have a life changing experience when they decide to fly with the threatened Cape Vulture in South Africa. Today less than 2900 breeding pairs remain world wide.

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Stunning visuals and great sounds make for an interesting short film about Phuket by Arthur Inamov of Artisland

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Project: Southern Tier 2-2 from Jeff Hyland on Vimeo.

Episode 2-2 wraps up the straw bale segment and heads to Las Cruces NM to learn about building with another environmentally friendly material, Adobe. Just like a straw bale Adobe’s homes are super insulators. Pat Taylor who restores historical Adobe buildings, teaches us some simple approaches to making adobe.

Jeff and Mike cross the border into the massive state of Texas. The bike riders take a deep breath and take an in depth look at Air Quality. That should be easy to do in El Paso, TX because 2008 marked the first year that they hit the air quality goals set by the EPA. El Paso and it’s border city Juarez have worked together to clean up the air quality. How did they do it? You’ll meet Jesus Reynoso and Bob Currey to learn about Air Quality and Health, major contributors to bad air pollution, and what you can do to clean up the air that we are all helping to pollute.

Episode 2 closes with a segment about the Poo Poo Choo Choo rolling into Sierra Blanca, TX. That’s Right! In the 1990′s the Clinton Administration banned dumping toxic waste in the Ocean. The unintended consequences of this good action was that the toxic waste had to go somewhere. As a result this meant that states could now transport toxic waste domestically.

Nearly 2100 miles away from Sierra Blanca, TX a train carrying toxic poop left on a journey to deliver its load into the backyards of the residents of Sierra Blanca. Hear from 2 local people that tell us how things were for them back in the 90′s when Poo Poo Choo Choo dumped 250 tons on them per day.

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The Winters of My Life is a documentary about Howard Weamer. He has spent the winter for the past 35 years as a hutkeeper in Yosemite’s back-country. In order to not get bored he spends his time writing, reading, and taking photos. This is a quick documentary about his lifestyle. This documentary was directed by Jonathan Burhop. It was edited by Marlon Singleton and the Music is by Mike McCarthy

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This short documentary explores eco tourism in Costa Rica. Eco tourism is a great option for businesses looking to use natural resources for their benefit without doing environmental damage.

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