Using segments from NATURE's "The Wolf that Changed America" students will explore 19th century attitudes toward wolves in the western United States. (Grades 9-12)
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Conservation Nation: Lesson Overivew
Conservation Nation: Video Segments: The Wolf that Changed America
These video segments from NATURE's "The Wolf that Changed America" explore 19th century attitudes toward wolves in the western United States.
The Loneliest Animals: Web-Exclusive Video: The Importance of Biodiversity
Up to 100 species disappear from the planet each day. In this web-exclusive video, scientists and conservationists discuss the importance of biodiversity.
Giraffe Riff Raff: Lesson Overview
This video enhanced lesson uses excerpts from the NATURE film “Tall Blondes” to illustrate the effects of wildlife conservation and relocation, using giraffes as an example. (Grades 5-8)
Giraffe Riff Raff: Video Segments Page: Tall Blondes
Segments from the NATURE video, "Tall Blondes," explore conservation efforts in Africa, using the giraffe population as an example.
Eagles of Mull: Mull Eagle Watch
Since the first breeding success in 1985, Mull Eagle Watch has been vitally important in protecting white-tailed sea eagles from harm.
The Loneliest Animals: Introduction
Around the globe, unique and fascinating species face extinction. Follow the plight of these creatures and the dedicated conservationists who fight for them.
Frogs: The Thin Green Line: Video: Behind the Scenes
Allison Argo, the filmmaker behind Frogs: The Thin Green Line, discusses the making of the film in this Web-exlusive video.
The Loneliest Animals: Captive Breeding Success Stories
For some of the loneliest animals on the planet, captive breeding programs and human intervention may the only hope.
Frogs: The Thin Green Line: What You Can Do to Help the Frogs
Scientists are struggling to understand why frogs are dying all over the world. But everyone can be a part of the solution. Here are some ways you can help.









