Ancient Forests: Rage Over Trees - National Audubon Video 1989 VHS SEALED RARE

Description: Ancient Forests: Rage Over Trees - National Audubon Video 1989 VHS NEW SEALED RARE VTG COLLECTIBLE Narrated by Paul Newman Fast & Free Shipping! When settlers first arrived, ancient forests covered North America. Today, only 2% of the original old-growth trees remain, most of them in the Pacific Northwest. Battle lines are drawn between the timber industry and conservationists over the uncertain future of these national forests, and nowhere is the debate more fierce than in Opal Creek Valley.Witness the heated controversy surrounding the last of Oregon's ancient forests as loggers and environmentalists struggle over the fate of a limited natural resource. The National Audubon Society, one of Amerca's largest, oldest, and most distinguished conservation oganizations, was founded in 1905. Through the study of birds and other wildlife, Audubon has helped the country become increasingly aware of the interdependence of all living things. Its mission is expressed by the Audubon Cause: to conserve plants and animals and their habitats, to further the wise use of land and water, to promote rational energy strategies, to protect life from pollution, and to seek solutions to global environmental PROGRAM TIME: APPROX. 60 MINUTES. PROGRAM: COPYRIGHT © 1989 NATIONAL AUDUBON SOCIETY, INC. AND TBS PRODUCTIONS, INC. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. PACKAGE DESIGN AND SUMMARY: © 1989 VESTRON INCORPO-RATED. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. DISTRIBUTED BY VESTRON VIDEO, P.O. BOX 10382, STAMFORD, CT 06901 PRINTED IN USA

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