Think Big – Protecting Natural Systems in the Rocky Mountains

This film wouldn’t have happened without support of “The Friends of Kananaskis” and Eric and Rosemary Langshaw. I was also very fortunate to work with the writing and acting talent of Don Enright. Ron Chamney assisted with the concept of the film and we all benefited from his vast interpretive knowledge and good humour. Thanks everyone!

Think Big - Protecting Natural Systems in the Rocky Mountains - Directed by Ed Carswell, Produced by Friends of Kananaskis Country (1997)

Produced by The Friends of Kananaskis Country

11 Sequences (2000):

• Biodiversity – an introduction

• Ark of Biodiversity – Why is it important?

• Extinction Events – Losing 150 species a day

• Conservation Biology – Habitat loss (3:44)

• Design-a-Park – Are our parks working?

• Think Big! – Protecting Ecosystems

• Overpasses, Underpasses & Corridors

• Playing with a Full Deck – Population & Genetics

• Indicator Species – Each species has a role

• Yellowstone to Yukon – Connecting Ecosystems

• Take Action!

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Our flamboyant host leads us through the challenges facing conservation biologists in the Rocky Mountains. With a mix
of science and interpretation, this video is a perfect teaching tool for junior high schools, outdoor educators and community groups.