Journey to planet Earth
Subtitle: The state of the planet's wildlife
By: producer, Marilyn Weiner ; director-writer, Hal Weiner ; a Screenscope production, in association with South Carolina ETV
Contributors: Damon, Matt; Boni, Dennis; Mills, Bill, 1952-; Quesada, Virginia; Ferrucci, Frank; Screenscope, inc; South Carolina Educational Television Network
Edition: Widescreen format.
Series: EES 335 (NU course); EES 336 (NU course); EES 337 (NU course); EES 338 (NU course); EES 491A (NU course); EES 491B (NU course); BIO 330 (NU course); BIO 411 (NU course); SCI 400 (NU course)
Publisher: Screenscope
Published: 2009
Place of publication: Washington, DC
Language: eng
Format: [videorecording] /
Number of pages: 57
ISBN-13: 9781928964339
Subjects: Wildlife conservation; Animal diversity conservation; Extinction (Biology); Environmental degradation; Nature; Effect of human beings on
Other titles: State of the planet's wildlife
Work titles: Journey to planet Earth (Television program). The state of the planet's wildlife
Description: "An investigation of what scientists call 'the sixth great extinction' of the world's animals.  Ultimately, the program is about why we should care that nearly half the world's wildlife may face extinction over the next fifty years" -- Container.
Notes: Originally produced as an episode of the television program Journey to planet Earth in 2009.

Includes abridged version (34 min.).

DVD-ROM features: information on the series (PDF, 6 p.); educator's guide for the full versions of the first 11 episodes (PDF or Word 2003, 70 p.); educator's guide for the abridged versions of the first 11 episodes (PDF or Word 2003, 76 p.); excerpts from reviews of the series (PDF, 1 p.).

Cinematographers, Dennis Boni, Bill Mills ; editor, Virginia Quesada ; original music, Frank Ferrucci.

Narrated by Matt Damon.

DVD-R; hi-fi stereo.

In English.

Closed-captioned.
Table of contents: title: Sixth extinction; title: China & Amazon; title: South Africa; title: Everglades; title: Poverty & poaching; title: Zambia; title: Climate change; title: Montana.