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This narrow strip of land, between the Andes Mountain chain and the Pacific Ocean, from the equator to nearly the South Pole, contains some of the...
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The South America series features the diversity of South America’s people: their cultures, economics, and geography. The People and Their Culture is...
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The South America series features the diversity of South America’s people: their cultures, economics, and geography. The People and Their Culture...
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Wide and majestic, the St. Lawrence River is the international gateway to the Great Lakes and Canada’s superhighway to the sea. The St. Lawrence...
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Lea, our guide takes us to Switzerland of the past, present, and future. Lea stays in Zermatt with her grandmother for the holidays and talks about...
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The area of Tongariro National park, located on new Zealand's North island, is made up of rain forests, mountains, active volcanoes, and glaciers. On...
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Bat belongs to the Tsaatan clan.  As do all his people, Bat confides his family’s protection to a chosen reindeer, the Sacred Reindeer. ...
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Through the eyes of their children, Lee and Ann, we profile an American family living in St. Louis, Missouri, and explore what it is like to live in...
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In 1905, Natuur-monumenten, the Dutch wildlife trust, purchased almost 2 square miles or 5 square kilometers of dry, sandy land in Central...
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Wadden Sea National Park is on the northern coast of the Netherlands, Germany, and Denmark. This is also the primary breeding ground for the North...
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The lifestyles - occupations, recreational activities, and family life - of two Africans are compared and contrasted by following their daily...
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Yellowstone National Park is in the Rocky Mountains of the northwestern United States. Established in 1872, it is the oldest and largest of the 35...
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