TERRA: The Nature of Our World
De www.lifeonterra.com
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100 short films. 50 filmmakers. One Webby Award. TERRA is a collaborative indie filmspace and laboratory exploring the cutting-edge of science and the farthest horizons of the natural world. We are a worldwide crossroads, a forum for compelling issues, and a stage for the awesome diversity of our planet. Our non-profit mission is to raise global environmental consciousness via digital distribution of compelling documentary films. TERRA: The Nature of Our World was the first ever online science and nature film series. Since 2005, TERRA films have been viewed over seven million times. TERRA is produced by the Department of Media and Theatre Arts at Montana State University in association with their MFA in Science and Natural History Filmmaking - the only degree of its kind. For more information check out www.naturefilm.montana.edu
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| 1 | VideoTERRA 708: Trapped! | 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! | 14/5/12 | Gratis | Ver en iTunes |
| 2 | VideoTERRA 707: TRUST Arizona | 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! | 28/4/12 | Gratis | Ver en iTunes |
| 3 | VideoTERRA 706: Bending Widgets | 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! | 13/4/12 | Gratis | Ver en iTunes |
| 4 | VideoTERRA 705: Growing Up With Gadgets | 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! | 30/3/12 | Gratis | Ver en iTunes |
| 5 | VideoTERRA 704: Where There Are Reeds | 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! | 16/3/12 | Gratis | Ver en iTunes |
| 6 | VideoTERRA 703: Lines in the Sand | 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! | 4/3/12 | Gratis | Ver en iTunes |
| 7 | VideoTERRA 702: Why is Science Important? | 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! | 20/2/12 | Gratis | Ver en iTunes |
| 8 | VideoTERRA 701: Earth & Moon: A Planetary Fairytale | 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! | 4/2/12 | Gratis | Ver en iTunes |
| 9 | VideoTERRA 620: TRUST Alaska | 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! | 21/1/12 | Gratis | Ver en iTunes |
| 10 | VideoTERRA 619: Reefer Madness | 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! | 7/1/12 | Gratis | Ver en iTunes |
| 11 | VideoTERRA 618: The Action of Attraction | 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! | 23/12/11 | Gratis | Ver en iTunes |
| 12 | VideoTERRA 617: Our Tomorrow | 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! | 9/12/11 | Gratis | Ver en iTunes |
| 13 | VideoTERRA 616: TRUST California & Montana | 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! | 20/11/11 | Gratis | Ver en iTunes |
| 14 | VideoTERRA 614: Feeding the Problem | 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! | 30/10/11 | Gratis | Ver en iTunes |
| 15 | VideoTERRA 613: Biofilm | 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! | 14/10/11 | Gratis | Ver en iTunes |
| 16 | VideoTERRA 612: Peak to Peak | 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! | 28/9/11 | Gratis | Ver en iTunes |
| 17 | VideoTERRA 611: Connecting the Gems | 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! | 15/9/11 | Gratis | Ver en iTunes |
| 18 | VideoTERRA 610: Spoil | 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! | 29/8/11 | Gratis | Ver en iTunes |
| 19 | VideoTERRA 609: Spaced Out | 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! | 11/6/11 | Gratis | Ver en iTunes |
| 20 | VideoTerra 608: The Species Problem | 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! | 30/5/11 | Gratis | Ver en iTunes |
| 21 | VideoTERRA 607: Students Saving the Ocean | 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! | 7/5/11 | Gratis | Ver en iTunes |
| 22 | VideoTERRA 606: An Eyeful of Sound | 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! | 7/4/11 | Gratis | Ver en iTunes |
| 23 | VideoTERRA 605: Crossroads | 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! | 28/3/11 | Gratis | Ver en iTunes |
| 24 | VideoTERRA 604: Tricky Winds | 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! | 17/2/11 | Gratis | Ver en iTunes |
| 25 | VideoTERRA 603: BOB: The Bozone Ozone Bus | 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! | 12/2/11 | Gratis | Ver en iTunes |
| 26 | VideoTERRA 602: Cotton-Top | 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! | 28/1/11 | Gratis | Ver en iTunes |
| 27 | VideoTERRA 601: Laguna Negra | 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! | 14/1/11 | Gratis | Ver en iTunes |
| 28 | VideoTERRA 541: Ceiba: Nature and the Maya Creation | 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! | 5/11/10 | Gratis | Ver en iTunes |
| 29 | VideoTERRA 540: Feeding the Problem | 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! | 8/10/10 | Gratis | Ver en iTunes |
| 30 | VideoTERRA 539: Energy's Future | 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! | 17/9/10 | Gratis | Ver en iTunes |
| 31 | VideoTERRA 538: Flathead Wild | 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! | 16/8/10 | Gratis | Ver en iTunes |
| 32 | VideoTERRA 537: A Winning Scenario | 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! | 22/7/10 | Gratis | Ver en iTunes |
| 33 | VideoTERRA 536: Wildlife at Work: Beaver, Otter and Native Fish on the Verde River | 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! | 24/6/10 | Gratis | Ver en iTunes |
| 34 | VideoTERRA 535: ***Emmy Special*** Montana FARE | 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! | 10/6/10 | Gratis | Ver en iTunes |
| 35 | VideoTERRA 534: Hindsight and Foresight - 20 Years After the Exxon Valdez Oil Spill | 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! | 26/5/10 | Gratis | Ver en iTunes |
| 36 | VideoTERRA 533: Return to the Wild | 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! | 7/4/10 | Gratis | Ver en iTunes |
| 37 | VideoTERRA 532: Part TWO: Source to Sea, The Columbia River Swim | 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! | 21/3/10 | Gratis | Ver en iTunes |
| 38 | VideoTERRA 531: Part One, Source to Sea - The Columbia River Swim | 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! | 5/3/10 | Gratis | Ver en iTunes |
| 39 | VideoTERRA 530: Shifting Sands | 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! | 3/2/10 | Gratis | Ver en iTunes |
| 40 | VideoTERRA 529: Angels of the Forest: Silky Sifaka Lemurs of Madagascar PART TWO | 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! | 5/1/10 | Gratis | Ver en iTunes |
| 41 | VideoTERRA 448: PROMO Frog, Chemical, Water, YOU! | 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! | 7/12/09 | Gratis | Ver en iTunes |
| 42 | VideoTERRA 448: Frog, Chemical, Water, YOU! | 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! | 7/12/09 | Gratis | Ver en iTunes |
| 43 | VideoTERRA 528: Angels of the Forest: Silky Sifakas of Madagascar PART ONE | 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! | 4/12/09 | Gratis | Ver en iTunes |
| 44 | VideoTERRA 527: Climate Change in the Caribbean, Part Three: Taking Action | 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! | 30/10/09 | Gratis | Ver en iTunes |
| 45 | VideoTERRA 526: Climate Change in the Carribean, Part Two: Impacts | 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! | 20/10/09 | Gratis | Ver en iTunes |
| 46 | VideoTERRA 525: Climate Change in the Caribbean, Part One: The Basics | 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! | 30/9/09 | Gratis | Ver en iTunes |
| 47 | VideoTERRA 524: The Barge That Wouldn't Budge | 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! | 21/9/09 | Gratis | Ver en iTunes |
| 48 | VideoTERRA 523: Disturbance PART TWO | 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! | 26/8/09 | Gratis | Ver en iTunes |
| 49 | VideoTERRA 522: Disturbance PART ONE | 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! | 10/8/09 | Gratis | Ver en iTunes |
| 50 | VideoTERRA 521: Chesapeake Gold | 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! | 26/7/09 | Gratis | Ver en iTunes |
| 51 | VideoTERRA 520: Farming Forward | 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! | 15/7/09 | Gratis | Ver en iTunes |
| 52 | VideoTERRA 519: Disappearing Catch | 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! | 6/7/09 | Gratis | Ver en iTunes |
| 53 | VideoTERRA 518: Sealed Off!!! PART TWO | 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! | 20/6/09 | Gratis | Ver en iTunes |
| 54 | VideoTERRA 517: Sealed Off!!! PART ONE | 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! | 17/6/09 | Gratis | Ver en iTunes |
| 55 | VideoTERRA 516: Through a Natural Lens | 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! | 4/6/09 | Gratis | Ver en iTunes |
| 56 | VideoTERRA 515: Big Horned On Campus | 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! | 24/5/09 | Gratis | Ver en iTunes |
| 57 | VideoTERRA 513: The Geology of Big Horn Canyon | 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! | 3/5/09 | Gratis | Ver en iTunes |
| 58 | VideoTERRA 512: Les Vers de Darwin | 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! | 22/4/09 | Gratis | Ver en iTunes |
| 59 | VideoTERRA 511: Montana Fare | 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! | 15/4/09 | Gratis | Ver en iTunes |
| 60 | VideoTERRA 510: On the Wing PART FOUR | 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! | 9/4/09 | Gratis | Ver en iTunes |
| 61 | VideoTERRA 509: On the Wing PART THREE | 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! | 1/4/09 | Gratis | Ver en iTunes |
| 62 | VideoTERRA 508: On the Wing PART TWO | 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! | 26/3/09 | Gratis | Ver en iTunes |
| 63 | VideoTERRA 507: On the Wing PART ONE | 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! | 12/3/09 | Gratis | Ver en iTunes |
| 64 | VideoTERRA 506: Virginia City Gold Mining | 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! | 25/2/09 | Gratis | Ver en iTunes |
| 65 | VideoTERRA 505: Winter in Yellowstone | 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! | 22/2/09 | Gratis | Ver en iTunes |
| 66 | VideoTERRA 504: Fueling the Inferno | 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! | 30/1/09 | Gratis | Ver en iTunes |
| 67 | VideoTERRA 503: Why Don't We Ride Zebras? | 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! | 29/1/09 | Gratis | Ver en iTunes |
| 68 | VideoTERRA Special Engagement - Grant Park, November 4th 2008 | 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! | 19/1/09 | Gratis | Ver en iTunes |
| 69 | VideoTERRA 502: The New World Mine | 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! | 12/1/09 | Gratis | Ver en iTunes |
| 70 | VideoTerra 501: The Wyoming Range | 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! | 27/12/08 | Gratis | Ver en iTunes |
| 71 | VideoTERRA 460: PROMO - Living on the Edge | 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! | 27/12/08 | Gratis | Ver en iTunes |
| 72 | VideoTERRA 460: Living on the Edge | 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! | 26/12/08 | Gratis | Ver en iTunes |
| 73 | VideoTERRA 459: The Flying Dustbin PART FOUR | 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! | 19/12/08 | Gratis | Ver en iTunes |
| 74 | VideoTERRA 458: The Flying Dustbin PART THREE | 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! | 9/12/08 | Gratis | Ver en iTunes |
| 75 | VideoTERRA 457: The Flying Dustbin PART TWO | 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! | 5/12/08 | Gratis | Ver en iTunes |
| 76 | VideoTERRA 456: The Flying Dustbin PART ONE | 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! | 28/11/08 | Gratis | Ver en iTunes |
| 77 | VideoTERRA 455: Rising Tide PART TWO | 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! | 20/11/08 | Gratis | Ver en iTunes |
| 78 | VideoTERRA 454: Rising Tide | 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! | 14/11/08 | Gratis | Ver en iTunes |
| 79 | VideoTERRA 453: The Effect of Moderate to High Doses of Ethanol on the Physiological Response to Cold Exposure | 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! | 6/11/08 | Gratis | Ver en iTunes |
| 80 | VideoTERRA 452: Cascading Effects PART TWO | 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! | 30/10/08 | Gratis | Ver en iTunes |
| 81 | VideoTERRA 451: Cascading Effects PART ONE | 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! | 23/10/08 | Gratis | Ver en iTunes |
| 82 | VideoTERRA 450: Frog, Chemical, Water, You PART THREE | 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! | 17/10/08 | Gratis | Ver en iTunes |
| 83 | VideoTERRA 449: Frog, Chemical, Water, You PART TWO | 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! | 10/10/08 | Gratis | Ver en iTunes |
| 84 | VideoTERRA 419: Pablo's Hippos PREVIEW | 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! | 7/3/08 | Gratis | Ver en iTunes |
| 85 | VideoTERRA 419: Pablo's Hippos PART ONE | 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! | 7/3/08 | Gratis | Ver en iTunes |
| 86 | VideoTERRA 417: Army Naturalist PREVIEW | 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! | 27/2/08 | Gratis | Ver en iTunes |
| 87 | VideoTERRA 403: The Water Carriers PART THREE | 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! | 20/11/07 | Gratis | Ver en iTunes |
| 88 | VideoTERRA 346: Bioneers 2007 PART ONE | 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! | 19/10/07 | Gratis | Ver en iTunes |
| 89 | VideoTERRA 344: Smooth Striations PROMO | 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! | 10/10/07 | Gratis | Ver en iTunes |
| 90 | VideoTERRA 340: A Life with Skulls PART TWO | 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! | 12/9/07 | Gratis | Ver en iTunes |
| 91 | VideoTERRA 310: Picante! Part Two | 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! | 12/2/07 | Gratis | Ver en iTunes |
| 92 | VideoTERRA 203: ABALONE ODYSSEY PART TWO | 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! | 5/12/06 | Gratis | Ver en iTunes |
| Total: 92 episodios |
