Exploring the Pacific Northwest
Feature Documentaries
•
1h 4m
This film journeys through the natural environments of North America's Pacific Northwest - from volcanic mountain ranges, to coastal shorelines, open drylands and more. Within these diverse ecosystems, a variety of species have helped shape and maintain their own habitats. The natural environments found within the Pacific Northwest are threatened by human activity, development and climate change - they must be protected and preserved for the benefit of all living beings.
Up Next in Feature Documentaries
-
High Water Common Ground
As severe floods become more common communities and researchers around Britain are exploring ways to work with rather than against nature to manage flood waters
-
Toki Tales
Thirty years ago the toki, also known as the iconic crested ibis, became extinct in the wild in Japan. Dedicated scientists have since, with some difficulty, managed to breed the last remaining birds in captivity and to return their off-spring to the wild
-
The Chalgrove Brook
The Chalgrove Brook is a chalk stream that rises in the Chiltern Hills and flows through the Oxfordshire countryside providing an important ecosystem for local wildlife - but the stream is now under threat
