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Tel: 425-316-8592
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 ITEM V-1
The Streamkeeper Video
The Adopt-A-Stream Foundation,1996. Starring Bill
Nye, "The Science Guy". A video
companion The Streamkeeper's Field Guide. 1997
Winner of Environmental Media's "Best
Educational Video" award, the Streamkeeper
is a great training tool. Designed in three parts
to pique watershed interest on the part of
students and community groups. In Part I, the
Science Guy takes the viewer into a watershed and
demonstrates the hydrologic cycle, how to define
watershed boundaries and how streams flow. Part
2, he introduces viewers to inventorying and
monitoring the physical, biological, chemical, as
well as social and political characteristics of
streams. In Part III, viewers learn how to take
action. 26:58 minutes. $19.95
ON SALE: ONLY $12.00 |
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V-2
Fresh Waters Flowing
Cedar Films, 1998. Salmon belong to a web of
river and ocean life. When humans enter a
watershed and alter the landscape, they alter the
biology of that web. Fresh Waters Flowing
explores the connection between humans and
streams, revealing the links between human
inlfuences and the ability of a stream to support
healthy biological communities. Featuring Dr.
James Karr of the University of Washington and
Charley Dewberry of the Pacific River Council,
Fresh Waters Flowing demonstrates how measuring
biological integrity can be a powerful tool for
maintaining and restoring the health of
watersheds. $16.00 ($30.00
for both Fresh Waters Flowing and
Biological Monitoring Protocol) |
 ITEM V-3
Biological Monitoring Protocol
Cedar Films, 1998. Understanding the health of
natural stream communities by means of biological
monitoring is the first step in protecting and
restoring watersheds and salmon runs. Based on
the work of Dr. James Karr of the University of
Washington, Biological Monitoring Protocol
provides step-by-step instructions for collecting
standardized samples of invertebrates, such as
insects, in streams. These samples are used to
develop and "Index of Biological
Integrity" to measure changes in stream
health. A perfect complement to Dr. Karr's book,
Restoring Life in Running Waters, also available
through Adopt-A-Stream. $16.00 ($30.00
forboth Fresh Waters Flowing and
Biological Monitoring Protocol) |
ITEM V-9
Now available on DVD - Fresh Waters
Flowing and Biological Monitoring Protocol
combined on one DVD. SPECIAL PRICE: ONLY
$15.00 |
 Item V-8
Amphibians Eyewitness Video
Imagine leading a double life—on land and in
water. Leap into the fascinating world of frogs,
toads, and salamanders, and get a close-up look
at the amazing variety of colors, shapes, and
sizes in the amphibian family. Narrated by Martin
Sheen. 35 minutes.
$19.95 ON
SALE: ONLY $10.00 |
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