Produced and directed by John de Graaf (Affluenza), this half-hour shy documentary examines the important role large carnivorous predators--including cougars, bobcats, coyotes, and wolves--play in the ecosystems of the American west. Long feared and misunderstood (nearly into extinction), these animals have seen their habitat shrink due to human encroachment, particularly from urban sprawl and agricultural expansion. Drawing on interviews with wildlife personnel and grassroots leaders, On Nature's Terms explores how government and community groups are working together to help reverse current trends by preserving habitat and open space, promoting predator-friendly farming practices, and educating the public about the need to care for and protect these magnificent creatures. Highly recommended. Aud: J, H, C, P. (L. Stevens)
On Nature's Terms
(2001) 25 min. $195. Bullfrog Films. PPR. Color cover. Closed captioned. ISBN: 1-56029-917-7. Volume 17, Issue 5
On Nature's Terms
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