Extreme Environments: Wilderness

Some areas are too harsh to be inhabited by civilization. Others
have survived through conservation efforts, such as the parks
protected as World Heritage Sites. The last great wilderness is
Antarctica, which belongs to no country and is protected from exploitation
by its subzero climate.

This film is part of a series. The series title and other films in this series are listed below.

Extreme Environments: 26-Part Series

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• Extreme Environments: Air
• Extreme Environments: Climate Change
• Extreme Environments: Desert
• Extreme Environments: Drought
• Extreme Environments: Earth
• Extreme Environments: Earthquakes
• Extreme Environments: Extinction
• Extreme Environments: Fire
• Extreme Environments: Flood
• Extreme Environments: Forest
• Extreme Environments: Glacier
• Extreme Environments: Ice
• Extreme Environments: Islands
• Extreme Environments: Lakes
• Extreme Environments: Mars
• Extreme Environments: Mountain
• Extreme Environments: Ocean
• Extreme Environments: Reef
• Extreme Environments: Rivers
• Extreme Environments: Space
• Extreme Environments: Storms
• Extreme Environments: Sun
• Extreme Environments: Tropics
• Extreme Environments: Urban
• Extreme Environments: Volcanoes
• Extreme Environments: Wilderness

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• University: $195
• Media Center: $195
• Individual School: $99
• Public Library: $110

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