The Media Library of Genesee Valley BOCES

Introduces students to natural resources and identifies the differences between renewable and non-renewable resources. Resource conservation is also explored. Concepts and terminology include: wildlife conservation, endangered species, wastewater treatment, recycling, and biodiversity. (Available in VHS or DVD format. Select title AND format when ordering.)

Looks at the environmental consequences of the major deforestation that took place in China in the 1940s and 1950s when there was major clear cutting of forests, including floods, the impact on agriculture, and the lack of bio-diversity

Examines the cuases and effects of air pollution and discusses ways we can prevent air pollution

Examines the individual's relationship with the environment and how our actions affect the world. Based on the book by Molly Bang

Three captivating young children explore the three R's of recycling - reduce, recycle, reuse

Explains how over-packaged and disposable items not only add to the trash pile, but also waste precious energy and raw materials

Explains the process and shows that the list of recyclable items is a long one indeed

Discusses the sun, air, water and other factors that make the Earth unique

Shows how land resources are threatened by human activities and discusses what young people can do to help

Part of the "Did You Ever Wonder?" series, this edition features an in-depth look at the environment, its importance, and what we can do to protect it