For a documentary on industrial farming, organic farming, GMOs, and domestic plant diversity and the effects of all of these on ecosystems worldwide, go to hulu.com and go "channels > news and information > The Future of Food." Also, the Australian documentary Cane Toads is an informative (and entertaining) examination of introduced species gone invasive. If you're willing to branch out a little, Living on Earth also has excellent radio programs on ecological issues. You can play each story individually on www.livingonearth.org Hope this helps! Mary Beth ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Mary Beth Dewey Natural Resource Mgmt. Green Mountain College 1 Brennan Circle, Box 521 Poultney, VT 05764 (203)444-9247 [email protected] ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
________________________________ From: Ecological Society of America: grants, jobs, news on behalf of Hilary Cooley Sent: Sun 9/20/2009 11:29 PM To: [email protected] Subject: [ECOLOG-L] ecology course videos Hello all, I would like to implement videos into a General Ecology lecture class (sophomore level - 65 students) I am teaching this semester. My hope is to use videos to show examples of ecological concepts. Does anyone have any suggestions of videos that have worked well in the classroom? If so, how did you use them?
