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Biologic, Biologic, Series 1, Episode 25
produced by Paul Roberts, fl. 2001-2007, World Wide Entertainment, in Biologic (Geelong, Victoria: Switch International, 2003), 25 mins
BioLogic - Meru National Park: Kenya– protectng endangered species. BioLogic -
V-1 Immunitor – Life saving solution to aid is Thailand?
BioLogic - World water scarcity
. BioLogic - Washington DC: International Spy Museum
. BioLogic - Science Museum: London.
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produced by Paul Roberts, fl. 2001-2007, World Wide Entertainment, in Biologic (Geelong, Victoria: Switch International, 2003), 25 mins
Description
BioLogic - Meru National Park: Kenya– protectng endangered species. BioLogic -
V-1 Immunitor – Life saving solution to aid is Thailand?
BioLogic - World water scarcity
. BioLogic - Washington DC: International Spy Museum
. BioLogic - Science Museum: London.
Field of Study
Science
Content Type
Documentary
Contributor
Paul Roberts, fl. 2001-2007, World Wide Entertainment, Marianne Van Dorslar
Date Published / Released
2003
Publisher
Switch International
Series
Biologic
Speaker / Narrator
Marianne Van Dorslar, Paul Roberts, fl. 2001-2007
Topic / Theme
Environmental sciences, Medical innovations, Science
Copyright Message
Copyright © 2003. Used by permission of Switch International
Place Discussed
Thailand, Kenya, China
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Fill My Tank, Fill My Tank: Episode 1
directed by Kenneth Cheong, fl. 2012; presented by Sean Lee Davies, fl. 2014; produced by Sean Lee Davies, fl. 2014, in Fill My Tank (London, England: TVF International, 2013), 22 mins
Energy consumption is out of control. Our non-renewable fossil fuel supplies are getting dangerously low, and we're still using more and more every day! Fossil fuels release CO2 gasses, polluting the air we breathe. How can we fuel our future without it costing the world?
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directed by Kenneth Cheong, fl. 2012; presented by Sean Lee Davies, fl. 2014; produced by Sean Lee Davies, fl. 2014, in Fill My Tank (London, England: TVF International, 2013), 22 mins
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Energy consumption is out of control. Our non-renewable fossil fuel supplies are getting dangerously low, and we're still using more and more every day! Fossil fuels release CO2 gasses, polluting the air we breathe. How can we fuel our future without it costing the world?
Field of Study
Environmental Studies
Content Type
Documentary
Contributor
Sean Lee Davies, fl. 2014
Author / Creator
Kenneth Cheong, fl. 2012, Sean Lee Davies, fl. 2014
Date Published / Released
2013
Publisher
TVF International
Series
Fill My Tank
Topic / Theme
Renewable energy sources, Fuel, Automobile trips
Copyright Message
Copyright © TVF International
Place Discussed
Singapore, Malaysia, Thailand, Cambodia
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Fill My Tank, Fill My Tank: Episode 5
directed by Kenneth Cheong, fl. 2012; presented by Sean Lee Davies, fl. 2014; produced by Sean Lee Davies, fl. 2014, in Fill My Tank (London, England: TVF International, 2013), 22 mins
Energy consumption is out of control. Our non-renewable fossil fuel supplies are getting dangerously low, and we're still using more and more every day! Fossil fuels release CO2 gasses, polluting the air we breathe. How can we fuel our future without it costing the world?
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directed by Kenneth Cheong, fl. 2012; presented by Sean Lee Davies, fl. 2014; produced by Sean Lee Davies, fl. 2014, in Fill My Tank (London, England: TVF International, 2013), 22 mins
Description
Energy consumption is out of control. Our non-renewable fossil fuel supplies are getting dangerously low, and we're still using more and more every day! Fossil fuels release CO2 gasses, polluting the air we breathe. How can we fuel our future without it costing the world?
Field of Study
Environmental Studies
Content Type
Documentary
Contributor
Sean Lee Davies, fl. 2014
Author / Creator
Kenneth Cheong, fl. 2012, Sean Lee Davies, fl. 2014
Date Published / Released
2013
Publisher
TVF International
Series
Fill My Tank
Topic / Theme
Renewable energy sources, Fuel, Automobile trips
Copyright Message
Copyright © TVF International
Place Discussed
Singapore, Malaysia, Thailand, Cambodia
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Impact of Tourism, Thailand
produced by TV Choice, in Impact of Tourism (London, England - Bromley: TV Choice, 2003), 26 mins
This program examines the negative effects of tourism in Thailand. It covers the government's promotion of ecotourism, discusses the ways in which tourism has affected Thai citizens, and questions whether the economy of Thailand is too dependent on tourism.
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produced by TV Choice, in Impact of Tourism (London, England - Bromley: TV Choice, 2003), 26 mins
Description
This program examines the negative effects of tourism in Thailand. It covers the government's promotion of ecotourism, discusses the ways in which tourism has affected Thai citizens, and questions whether the economy of Thailand is too dependent on tourism.
Field of Study
Environmental Studies
Content Type
Documentary
Contributor
TV Choice
Date Published / Released
2003
Publisher
TV Choice
Series
Impact of Tourism
Topic / Theme
Travelers, Environmental management, Tourism industry, Thai
Copyright Message
Copyright © 2003 by TV Choice, Ltd.
Place Discussed
Thailand
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Natural State, Natural State: Episode 14
produced by Stuart Allan, fl. 2005, in Natural State (Geelong, Victoria: Switch International, 2005), 25 mins
Deep Sea Drilling- Japanese scientists look to the earth’s crust for vital answers. Climate Model- A new 3d model to show the perilous situation of our climate. Thailand's Coral Reef- We look at a massive clean up effort after the 2004 tsunami, including teams of scuba divers to pick rubbish off the reef. Lake'...
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produced by Stuart Allan, fl. 2005, in Natural State (Geelong, Victoria: Switch International, 2005), 25 mins
Description
Deep Sea Drilling- Japanese scientists look to the earth’s crust for vital answers. Climate Model- A new 3d model to show the perilous situation of our climate. Thailand's Coral Reef- We look at a massive clean up effort after the 2004 tsunami, including teams of scuba divers to pick rubbish off the reef. Lake's Alien Life Forms- Discoveries in a Mexican lake lead to clues of life on other planets. New Energy- Visitors to the Japan Expo leave...
Deep Sea Drilling- Japanese scientists look to the earth’s crust for vital answers. Climate Model- A new 3d model to show the perilous situation of our climate. Thailand's Coral Reef- We look at a massive clean up effort after the 2004 tsunami, including teams of scuba divers to pick rubbish off the reef. Lake's Alien Life Forms- Discoveries in a Mexican lake lead to clues of life on other planets. New Energy- Visitors to the Japan Expo leave tonnes of waste a day but it is all turned into useable energy. Cherry Blossom USA- An annual festival in Washington to celebrate the blooming of a gift from Japan in 1912. Landslide Prediction- A look a new 3d model that, using soil samples, helps to alert authorities of potential landslides. GM Crops- Here we investigate the ongoing debate into the use of genetically modified foods. Tsunami Warning Centre- Systems being put in place to avoid the disaster of boxing day 2004. Sensors and buoys are being placed in the Pacific and Indian Oceans. UK Crops- A man has made his soil richer by adding dust from a local quarry leading to new bumper crops. Fish And Bird DNA- Scientists are seeking to have a genetic record of every animal on Earth.
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Field of Study
Environmental Studies
Content Type
Documentary
Contributor
Stuart Allan, fl. 2005, Laurie Atlas, fl. 2011
Date Published / Released
2005
Publisher
Switch International
Series
Natural State
Speaker / Narrator
Laurie Atlas, fl. 2011
Topic / Theme
Fairs and festivals, Environmental specimen banking, Fertilizers, Genetic engineering, Landslides, Renewable energy sources, Recycling (Waste, etc.), Biodiversity, Coral reefs and atolls, Tsunamis, Climate change, Geology, Zooplankton, Fruit trees
Copyright Message
Copyright © 2005 by Switch International
Place Discussed
Indian Ocean, Pacific Ocean, District of Columbia, Mexico, Thailand, Japan
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Natural State, Natural State: Episode 10
produced by Stuart Allan, fl. 2005, in Natural State (Geelong, Victoria: Switch International), 25 mins
Weather Satellite- A new meteorological satellite is being launched over Europe to more accurately predict weather. Stonehenge Tunnel- Plans are underway to redirect traffic underneath this historic monument to keep the peace. New Water- A new facility being built in Iraq to provide locals with a much needed sup...
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produced by Stuart Allan, fl. 2005, in Natural State (Geelong, Victoria: Switch International), 25 mins
Description
Weather Satellite- A new meteorological satellite is being launched over Europe to more accurately predict weather. Stonehenge Tunnel- Plans are underway to redirect traffic underneath this historic monument to keep the peace. New Water- A new facility being built in Iraq to provide locals with a much needed supply. Peru Glacier- A look at how a NASA satellite was used to alert locals of a potential disaster. Spring Into Science- An initiativ...
Weather Satellite- A new meteorological satellite is being launched over Europe to more accurately predict weather. Stonehenge Tunnel- Plans are underway to redirect traffic underneath this historic monument to keep the peace. New Water- A new facility being built in Iraq to provide locals with a much needed supply. Peru Glacier- A look at how a NASA satellite was used to alert locals of a potential disaster. Spring Into Science- An initiative in Britain encouraging children to get more involved in science and the environment. Everest Rubbish- A look at the tonnes of rubbish that have been left behind by reckless climbers each year. Thailand Fireball- A phenomenon in Thailand where at sunset methane causes brightly coloured balls to leap from the river. Lake Naivasha- A look at this treasure trove of wildlife in the harsh Kenyan climate. Recycle Waste- A new British facility that recycles 2,500 tonnes of waste each week. Changing Lake Balaton- A lake in Belgium feeling the full effects of our changing climate. Changes To Spring- Children are looking for signs of spring and discover its arriving a lot earlier than it used to. North Sea Pollution- A Dutch scientist is using dead birds to examine where pollution is originating.
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Field of Study
Environmental Studies
Content Type
Documentary
Contributor
Stuart Allan, fl. 2005, Laurie Atlas, fl. 2011
Publisher
Switch International
Series
Natural State
Speaker / Narrator
Laurie Atlas, fl. 2011
Topic / Theme
Education, Recycling (Waste, etc.), Birds, Pollution, Spring (Season), Lakes, Waste disposal, Glaciers, Water supply, Monuments, Spacecraft
Copyright Message
Copyright © 2005 by Switch International
Place Discussed
Iraq, Peru, Belgium, Kenya, Thailand, England
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Wild Thailand, Episode 1, The Tropical South
directed by Lara Bickerton, fl. 2009; produced by Lara Bickerton, fl. 2009, British Broadcasting Corporation, in Wild Thailand, Episode 1 (London, England: BBC Worldwide, 2016), 58 mins
Southern Thailand is the Thailand we think we all know. It is a place of both spectacular natural beauty and of wild parties, but behind this well-known image is also a place where spirituality pervades every bit of life. For the animals that live here, this is a natural wonderland.
Go beyond Thailand’s beaches....
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directed by Lara Bickerton, fl. 2009; produced by Lara Bickerton, fl. 2009, British Broadcasting Corporation, in Wild Thailand, Episode 1 (London, England: BBC Worldwide, 2016), 58 mins
Description
Southern Thailand is the Thailand we think we all know. It is a place of both spectacular natural beauty and of wild parties, but behind this well-known image is also a place where spirituality pervades every bit of life. For the animals that live here, this is a natural wonderland.
Go beyond Thailand’s beaches. Wild Thailand reveals a sacred kingdom of awe-inspiring beauty. It takes in towering limestone cliffs, paddy fields, hidden temples an...
Southern Thailand is the Thailand we think we all know. It is a place of both spectacular natural beauty and of wild parties, but behind this well-known image is also a place where spirituality pervades every bit of life. For the animals that live here, this is a natural wonderland.
Go beyond Thailand’s beaches. Wild Thailand reveals a sacred kingdom of awe-inspiring beauty. It takes in towering limestone cliffs, paddy fields, hidden temples and the teeming city of Bangkok, before visiting the forests of the north. Each episode is packed with wildlife. While full moon parties get underway on the beaches of Ko Pha-Ngan, a dazzling light show takes place on the island’s reefs. In Bangkok, we meet the animals that have made this urban environment their home. And a visit to the north is like stepping back in time – ancient tribes practice time-honoured traditions and tigers still stalk the forests. Wild Thailand reveals a land that is worlds away from the familiar tourist trails.
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Field of Study
Environmental Studies
Content Type
Documentary
Contributor
Lara Bickerton, fl. 2009, British Broadcasting Corporation, Sophie Okonedo, 1968-
Author / Creator
Lara Bickerton, fl. 2009
Date Published / Released
2016
Publisher
BBC Worldwide
Series
Wild Thailand
Speaker / Narrator
Sophie Okonedo, 1968-
Topic / Theme
21st Century in World History (2001– )
Copyright Message
Copyright © 2017 BBC Worldwide
Place Discussed
Thailand
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Architects of Change, Series 2, Episode 6, Reinventing that Community Spirit
directed by Jean Bourbonnais; produced by Groupe PVP and Lato Sensu Productions, in Architects of Change, Series 2, Episode 6 (Paris, Ile-de-France: Terranoa, 2011), 1 hour 7 mins
Architects of Change is a documentary series, that is visiting a new kind of pioneers. They are farmers, chemists, architects, doctors, tradesmen and bankers… These Architects of Change, are looking for and practicing innovative solutions which counteract the threats weighing against our future. Far from being p...
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directed by Jean Bourbonnais; produced by Groupe PVP and Lato Sensu Productions, in Architects of Change, Series 2, Episode 6 (Paris, Ile-de-France: Terranoa, 2011), 1 hour 7 mins
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Architects of Change is a documentary series, that is visiting a new kind of pioneers. They are farmers, chemists, architects, doctors, tradesmen and bankers… These Architects of Change, are looking for and practicing innovative solutions which counteract the threats weighing against our future. Far from being political or economical militants, they are, above all, entrepreneurs. They have decided to undertake a new way to have sustainable and...
Architects of Change is a documentary series, that is visiting a new kind of pioneers. They are farmers, chemists, architects, doctors, tradesmen and bankers… These Architects of Change, are looking for and practicing innovative solutions which counteract the threats weighing against our future. Far from being political or economical militants, they are, above all, entrepreneurs. They have decided to undertake a new way to have sustainable and lasting growth for mankind and our planet.
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Field of Study
Social Work
Content Type
Documentary
Contributor
Groupe PVP, Lato Sensu Productions, Sven Eriksson
Author / Creator
Jean Bourbonnais
Date Published / Released
2011
Publisher
Terranoa
Series
Architects of Change
Speaker / Narrator
Sven Eriksson
Topic / Theme
Living conditions, Urban life, Poverty, Towns, Cities
Copyright Message
Copyright © 2011 Film Platform
Place Discussed
Philippines, Thailand
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Elements, Elements, Episode 11
produced by Nick Farrow, in Elements (Geelong, Victoria: Switch International, 2002), 24 mins
Water- Thailand: Crocodile industry run off its feet. Atmosphere- USA: NASA experiments help us learn more about Earth. Earth- China: Revelers at the 'Cheung Chau Bun Festival' fed 'Food of the Ghosts'. Water- Antarctica: Baroness Patricia Scotland the first British minister to visit Antarctica. And Finally- Thai...
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produced by Nick Farrow, in Elements (Geelong, Victoria: Switch International, 2002), 24 mins
Description
Water- Thailand: Crocodile industry run off its feet. Atmosphere- USA: NASA experiments help us learn more about Earth. Earth- China: Revelers at the 'Cheung Chau Bun Festival' fed 'Food of the Ghosts'. Water- Antarctica: Baroness Patricia Scotland the first British minister to visit Antarctica. And Finally- Thailand: cockfighting.
Field of Study
Environmental Studies
Content Type
Documentary
Contributor
Nick Farrow, Paul Roberts, fl. 2001-2007
Date Published / Released
2002
Publisher
Switch International
Series
Elements
Speaker / Narrator
Paul Roberts, fl. 2001-2007
Topic / Theme
Diet and food, Fairs and festivals, Scientific research, Earth sciences, Alligators, crocodiles and caimans
Copyright Message
Copyright © 2002 by Switch International
Place Discussed
Scotland, Thailand, Antarctica, China
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Elements, Elements, Episode 15
produced by Nick Farrow, in Elements (Geelong, Victoria: Switch International, 2002), 24 mins
Air- Britain: Government allows eighteen wind farms to be built offshore on seabed. Cause And Effect- Moscow: British vet dentists at Moscow Zoo have begun life saving tusk-removal operations on 10 Pacific Walruses. Earth- London: The Chelsea flower show. Water- Pakistan: extreme water shortage forces authorities...
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produced by Nick Farrow, in Elements (Geelong, Victoria: Switch International, 2002), 24 mins
Description
Air- Britain: Government allows eighteen wind farms to be built offshore on seabed. Cause And Effect- Moscow: British vet dentists at Moscow Zoo have begun life saving tusk-removal operations on 10 Pacific Walruses. Earth- London: The Chelsea flower show. Water- Pakistan: extreme water shortage forces authorities to consider melting glaciers. And Finally- Thailand: festival competition of homemade rockets acts as plea to gods for annual rainfa...
Air- Britain: Government allows eighteen wind farms to be built offshore on seabed. Cause And Effect- Moscow: British vet dentists at Moscow Zoo have begun life saving tusk-removal operations on 10 Pacific Walruses. Earth- London: The Chelsea flower show. Water- Pakistan: extreme water shortage forces authorities to consider melting glaciers. And Finally- Thailand: festival competition of homemade rockets acts as plea to gods for annual rainfall and food bounty.
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Field of Study
Environmental Studies
Content Type
Documentary
Contributor
Nick Farrow, Paul Roberts, fl. 2001-2007
Date Published / Released
2002
Publisher
Switch International
Series
Elements
Speaker / Narrator
Paul Roberts, fl. 2001-2007
Topic / Theme
Fairs and festivals, Water supply, Plants, Wildlife conservation, Renewable energy sources, Walruses
Copyright Message
Copyright © 2002 by Switch International
Place Discussed
Thailand, Pakistan, Moscow, Moscow Federal City
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