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VHS [STEREO] 48:00 minutes.

On the Malabar coast of southern India, along the Arabian Sea, lies a range of mountains known as the Western Ghats, or Sahyadris. Far more ancient than the larger and better-known Himalayas to the north, the Sahyadris harbor the most intact rainforests of peninsular India. Within these forests are countless species of flora and fauna found nowhere else on earth, making this one of the most biodiverse regions on the planet... [ Find out more ]  [ View the Trailer ]

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VHS [STEREO] 56:00 minutes.

For decades, John Bax has searched the world to bring us his beautiful images of nature, and particularly his passion, birds. A pioneer in nature cinematography, his work has been shared by millions. His odyssey has taken him back to his homeland and over much of North and South America... from the cold, stark beauty of the frozen Arctic to the mist shrouded mountains of the tropics. John's search for beauty in nature has meant that much of his life.... [ Find out more ]

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VHS [STEREO] 56:00 minutes.

Long known as the River of Destiny, the Rio Grande has been the focus of both conflict and peace between Mexico and the United States. Although rich in history, the Rio Grande's delta also supports a rich legacy of natural history. Twisting and turning from the Chihuahuan Woodlands to the Gulf of Mexico, the last 250 miles of this great river forms a rich delta... a transition zone between the semiarid tropics and the temperate north.... [ Find out more ]

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VHS [STEREO] 56:00 minutes.

Along the eastern escarpment of Mexico's Sierra Madre Oriental exists an area known as El Cielo... an isolated enclave at the crossroads of North and South American flora and fauna. Eight distinct forest systems are found within its boundaries. At the heart of El Cielo is a small pocket of cloud forest which exists half-way up the eastern face of the escarpment. Much of the year the forest is bathed in heavy mists as clouds from the Gulf of Mexico brush....[ Find out more ]

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VHS [STEREO] 51:00 minutes.

Over fifty years ago bird artist and ornithologist George Miksch Sutton visited a hidden river along the eastern escarpment of Mexico's Sierra Madre Oriental. Although he had visited many places in the world, perhaps none so enthralled him. His vivid memories were published in 1972 in "At a Bend in a Mexican River." Exactly fifty years later cinematographer John Bax was compelled to visit the same enchantingly beautiful stream ... [ Find out more ]