24 beautiful and breathtaking images of nature's magnificent creatures, each in their natural habitat.
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Filmed in Alaska's wilderness by Michael Quinton - Music by Steve Hobbs. Locations: Denali National Park, Wrangell/St. Elias National Park, Copper River Delta. Wolves, grizzlies, bald eagles, waterfowl, nomadic caribou, moose, migrating shorebirds and much more.
Approx 45 min.
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A Steve Kroschel Film - In the vanishing wilderness of the great north, a reclusive Alaskan filmmaker embarks on a statewide odyssey after discovering that State developers want to cut a road through the heart of sacred ground. What the investigation turns into instead, is a startling revelation of environmental inter-connectedness that re-defines progress; which becomes a race against time for all mankind. Approx. 70 min.
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In 1898, the last great gold rush of the 19th century took place in Canada's Yukon Territory. Keish, later known as Skookum Jim Mason, was a very powerful man among the Tagish-Tlingit people who occupied the land surrounding the mountain passes to the interior - the stampeder's route to the Klondike gold fields. This is the true story of his role in the discovery of Klondike gold, the wealth he accumulated, and the legacy he left his descendants. KEISH - Skookum Jim Mason
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Stories told by: 1. Jim Stanford "Because the Inuit knew to sweat in winter was to die." 2. Raymond Dennis "When we refer to Klukwan, it is known as The Mother Village, The Village That Always Was." 2. Ray and Vivian Menaker "You have a family, you've just got settled, why do you want to go to Alaska? I wish we could." 4. Steve Kroschel "The wild essence of our world, our rainforests, our earth, is gasping for its life."
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Photo Postcards: Photos of eagles by Mark Miller, Gary Schultz, Michael Quinton, Lynn M. Stone, Robin Brandt and James Prout
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When the eagles gather in Haines, Alaska and Brackendale, B. C., photographers from around the world also gather, shooting more than 100,000 ft. of film. Explore two of the largest gatherings of bald eagles in the worldÉmore than 3,000 in one area! Approx. 60 min.
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Seven Alaskans tell stories of the sea: 1. Joe Hotch explains how fishing has been a way of life for the Tlingit people for centuries and that the past should not be compromised. 2. Bruce Bauer broke his arm and severed two arteries fishing. He praises his crew and a remote fishing village for working together to get him to a hospital. 3. Jim Moore tells a remarkable story of how a cow fell out of the sky and sank a Japanese trawler. 4. David Trout fishes out of a smaller boat called a dory. There are many things to consider when depending on a smaller vessel. 5. Becky Nash knows about raising children on a fishing boat, watching them grow up to be fishermen and losing one to the sea that helped rear them. 6. George Edwards knew for sure he was going to die! He told his brother to tie him to the boat! His brother said "NO! It's sinking - you can't be tied to the boat!" and 6. Sean Brownell and the fishing crew endured hurricane force winds and 25-ft. waves. It took them 26 terrifying hours just to go 22 miles to the safety of shore.
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Alaska's Magnificent Wildlife - Screensaver
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A Wilderness Journey DVD
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Baked Alaska DVD
A Man Standing In Two Worlds VHS
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Alaskan Life Portraits - Stories from the Last Frontier - Audio CD
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Eagles - A Collection of 12 Prints
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The Valley of Eagles VHS
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Alaska Life Portraits and Stories - Fishing Tales Audio CD
