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The Black Guillemots Of Cooper Island. George Divoky (bio) is featured in this television documentary about his thirty plus years of bird research on the Black Guillemots of Cooper Island in northern Alaska. His research shows the significant impact that climate change is having on arctic wildlife. Play Video (Windows) (Video Help). ~28 minutes. Source: Scientific American Frontiers. More about George Divoky >>

Pause. This short animated film contrasts the benefits of the natural world and green space with the modern rat-race of resource consumption. The film uses the creative device of a video game to tell the story. Play Video (Flash) (Video Help). ~2 minutes. Source: The Reduction Festival.

Bring Back the Cranes. Created by the Whooping Crane Eastern Partnership, this video discusses the history of whooping cranes, the causes for their decline, and how human efforts are now helping keep them from going extinct. Play Video (Flash) (Video Help). ~18 minutes. Source: SolTerra Video Productions.

First Evidence Of Global Warming. ABC News visits George Divoky (bio) on Cooper Island and explores how his research on birds there provided some of the first evidence of global warming. Play Video (Flash) - (look far right) (Video Help). ~6 minutes. Source: ABC News. More about George Divoky >>

Hope Takes Wing. The whooping crane population once dwindled to only fifteen birds. Now the species is experiencing a resurgence thanks to help from ultralight aircraft guiding their migration. This video is a sneak peek at Operation Migration's DVD, Hope Takes Wing. Play Video (Flash) (Video Help). ~2 minutes. Source: SolTerra Video Productions.

Under the Sea with Al Giddings. A trailer for this documentary film. Emmy-winning director and cinematographer Al Gidding shares stories and scenes from his lifetime of undersea film adventures. Play Video (Flash) (Video Help). ~4 minutes. Source: WLIW21.

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