Media Loan List 2005-2006

Serving nature and you

Missouri Department of Conservation Your Conservation Guide

Introduction This series provides the “how-to-do-it” Beginning Fly Tying Conservation Movies tips to get you going on a variety Junior High-Adult cc Free Loan Library of conservation-related activities. 1996/ 11 min. /VHS video Whether it’s learning the basics of In this video, a veteran angler shows o celebrate our state’s birding or how to prepare for fishing how to make a simple fly that can from a canoe, you’ll get a great start on attract most any fish in . You rich animal and plant life, enjoying the outdoors with these concise will also see what materials and tools as well as the outdoor pleasures video guides. you’ll need to start creating your own colorful flies. (MDC) that go with it, the Missouri Tree Planting and Pruning Babes in the Woods Department of Conservation High School-Adult Adult 1993/ 10 min. /VHS video cc maintains a free loan library of 1995/ 12 min. /VHS video cc Learn to select, plant and prune new T Help toddlers discover the magic of film and video productions. Most trees to enhance your home landscape. the natural world. Come along on an An urban forester with the Missouri of these award-winning movies outdoor stroller walk where children Department of Conservation shows learn to use their senses of sight, were produced by the Department; what you need to know to get started on hearing, touch and smell. Favorite selecting and caring for your own young however, we’ve added some titles activities include shaking hands with trees. (MDC) from outside producers which help a tree, smelling walnuts and touching How to Make a Terrarium snakeskin. (MDC) to convey the conservation message. High-School-Adult Fishing a Missouri Stream Any Missouri school, service club 1993/ 14 min. /VHS video cc High School-Adult or other organization within the Teachers will find this a useful guide 1993/ 10 min. /VHS video cc to creating habitats for use in the Fishing while you float a Missouri state can borrow them at no charge. classroom. (MDC) stream can be great fun. Learn some tips (They are not available for loan Improving Your Forest on planning your float, where to fish and outside the state.) High School-Adult the basics about fish you might find. 1994/ 12 min. /VHS video cc (MDC) LOANS: For information about Whether your woodland is for re- Invader Species how to borrow the media materials creation, income or both, this video High School-Adult will show you easy and affordable ways to 1997/ 30 min. /VHS video cc listed in this catalogue, please see increase the beauty, wildlife habitat and value of your timberland. (MDC) As they rapidly spread, invader species the inside back cover. Note: “MDC” threaten pasture lands, wetlands, forests indicates Missouri Department The Key to Duck ID and water intakes. Some push out native Upper Elementary-Adult species; others destroy property and of Conservation productions. 1994/ 16 min. /VHS video wildlife habitats. Unchecked, they can wreak devastating damage. Learn about In this video, you’ll learn the most SALES: MDC productions the relationship between native and important features to help you identify alien species and the kinds of problems are available for sale to anyone ducks in any season. Through both still that some exotic species can cause. and video images, you’ll begin by learn- in or out-of-state. To obtain See four tales of invader species and ing how to tell the main groups—dab- what we can do to protect our natural copies of the sales brochure, bling and diving ducks—apart. (MDC) environment from them. (MDC) please contact the MDC Media Using an Outdoor Classroom Birding for Beginners Librarian (see inside back cover High School-Adult High School-Adult 1993/ 10 min. /VHS video for address and telephone number). 1994/ 14 min. /VHS video cc See how teachers use the outdoors Birdwatching is a great way to enjoy as special “classrooms” in both urban the outdoors. The more you learn, and suburban/rural settings. It’s a multi- the more you see. This video gives disciplinary approach to teaching the basics of what to look for when with nature. (MDC) cc Closed caption you’re trying to identify birds, includ- ing behavior, color, shape and sound. (MDC) 2 Media Loan List

Exploring Outdoor Missouri Adult 1996/ 26 min. /VHS video cc Explore Missouri’s scenic lands where a variety of recreational opportunities await. See great places to fish, hunt, hike, observe nature and more, plus learn what to bring for an outstanding outdoor adventure. (MDC) Landscaping for Wildlife Adult 1994/ 13 min. /VHS video cc You can attract and enjoy birds, butterflies, mammals and more by turning your backyard into a rich home for wildlife. In this video, you’ll learn how to plan, what to plant to attract wildlife, and how to provide the three Building on Wooded Lots Helping Endangered Species essentials of good habitat (food, water, Adult Makes Dollars and Sense cover). You’ll also pick up a few plant 1998/ 8 min. /VHS video cc High School-Adult tips. (MDC) In this video, you’ll learn practical tips 1999/ 17 min. /VHS video cc Dealing With Urban Wildlife such as how to mark and protect root See how three Missouri landowners Adult zones around trees; why posts, bridges improved their operations and the 1995/ 14 min. /VHS video cc and decks work better than foundation habitat for endangered species at the walls; what kinds of walkway materials If you’re not prepared, wildlife can same time. Learn about voluntary will help protect the soil; how to install programs that offer technical assistance cause serious property damage. In this utility lines without disrupting tree roots; and cost-shares for achieving these video, you’ll learn some practical tips and what types of landscaping will keep goals. (MDC) to prevent wildlife problems, as well trees healthy after construction. (MDC) as how to deal with those you already Owls have. (MDC) Building & Improving Ponds High School-Adult Adult 1976/ 16 min. /VHS video How to Sell Your Timber 1998/ 11 min. /VHS video cc Adult Unusual close-up photography shows In this video, you will learn how to 1996/ 13 min. /VHS video cc viewers a variety of owls nesting, rearing plan for and build a new pond. You’ll their young, hunting and eating. An Safely and effectively manage a timber also see how to analyze and improve intriguing sequence describes the physical harvest on your forest land. You’ll learn conditions in your existing ponds. properties that make the owl a fearsome how to mark trees for harvest, show Valuable tips include the three types nocturnal hunter. timber to prospective buyers, solicit of fish recommended for stocking in bids and generate a contract for timber Missouri ponds, timing and methods of Wild in the City sales. You will also learn safeguards for stocking, how to control plant growth, High School-Adult protecting your land from erosion, water growing a good fish population, erosion 30 min. /VHS video pollution, and other damage that might control and safety considerations. If you’re searching for ways to do occur without proper planning. (MDC) Whether you are planning a new pond or something great for your home and want more from your old one, this video our environment, look no further Managing CRP will show how you can achieve a healthy than “Wild in the City.” This video Lands for Wildlife pond for years to come. (MDC) if filled with easy ways to create High School-Adult 50 Years With Smokey Bear fragrant, colorful wildlife habitats 2000/ 15 min. /VHS video cc so songbirds, hummingbirds, butter- Junior High-Adult This video shows you how to implement flies and others will find your yard 1994/ 25 min. /VHS video approved management practices such as irresistible. Plus, there is an assort- prescribed burning, strip diking, shrub This video traces the story of Smokey ment of building plans for hands-on planting and food plots to improve Bear from the tragic fire of 1950 in projects the entire family can CRP lands for small game wildlife Capitan, N.M., to the present day. enjoy. (MDC) and grassland songbirds. (MDC) 3 Feature Attractions Quail Country The Living Landscape Fishing Missouri Adult Upper Elementary-Adult Elementary-Adult 1989/ 20 min. /VHS video 1985/ 28 min. /VHS video cc 1990/ 20 min. /VHS video cc Three landowners describe their interest This story portrays the American farm Explore the pleasures of fishing found in in quail and what they’ve done on their as a living landscape where many life Missouri! Special underwater scenes add forms coexist with modern agriculture. an exciting new dimension to the fun farms to improve habitat for these Narrated by Joseph Campanella, the of fishing our streams, rivers, ponds and appealing upland game birds. (MDC) film shows how farming can function reservoirs. (MDC) Legacy of Life in harmony with the soil, plants and animals. (MDC) Butterflies Junior High-Adult Elementary-Adult 1994/ 13 min. /VHS video cc Forests for the Future 1988/ 10 min. /VHS video Missourians support an incredibly Junior High-Adult Dynamic nature photography shows the diverse natural state through the 1991/ 20 min. /VHS video/DVD cc fascinating changes butterflies undergo programs of the Missouri Department of Forests provide many riches, including in a life cycle. Their feeding habits and Conservation. This video highlights the wood, water, wildlife, wilderness, use of camouflage are also explored. and recreation. This film shows services and efforts through which we Blooming Secrets enjoy an ongoing abundance of thriving how Missouri forests are managed with multiple uses and long-term Upper Elementary-Adult fish, forests and wildlife. (MDC) cc conservation in mind. (MDC) 1986/ 16 min. /VHS video Furbearers of Missouri In woodlands, on prairies and on glades, The Snakes’ Tale Upper Elementary-Adult spring wildflowers have developed an Elementary-Adult amazing array of survival strategies. This 1997/ 19 min. /VHS video cc 1988/ 20 min. /VHS video cc film explores how the flowers use pollen, What weighs 12 ounces and can kill Myths about snakes abound, but the nectar, color and form to enlist the a mammal two or three times its size? truth about them is just as intriguing. aid of insects, as well as birds, in their How does an otter protect its eyes under This film shows how snakes mate, annual rush for life. (MDC) water? Can a fox climb trees? Fourteen give birth and feed; how they protect Guarding Our mammals in Missouri make up a group themselves from danger; and how they know as furbearers. Some live quite sense the world around them. Richard Living Environment Upper Elementary-Adult close to people. Others are secretive and Kiley narrates this award-winning 1983/ 26 min. /VHS video rarely seen. This video shows how they production that focuses on Missouri live, hazards they face and what we can snakes. (MDC) A narrative by Marlin Perkins opens do to conserve them. (MDC) this story about a modern conservation Stamp of Character department’s mission to keep people The Nature of Trapping High School-Adult in harmony with the environment 1995/ 23 min. /VHS video/DVD cc through wise use and management Junior High-Adult of our natural resources. (MDC) 1996/ 19 min. /VHS video cc The 1920s come alive again through this archival black and white footage of the Time Shadows: Encounter With In this video you’ll hear from wildlife last railroad tie drive made on the Black biologists, homeowners, an urban River by the T. J. Moss Tie Company of the Whitetail trapper and veterinarians who have had St. Louis. Intense manual labor, animal- Upper Elementary-Adult cc a variety of trapping experiences. They powered wagons, steam-driven loaders 1987/ 24 min. /VHS video explain how trapping can be useful, and the creosote-treating process are The Department of Conservation how it balances the needs of people featured. This sound-enhanced footage began reintroducing white-tailed deer and other life in a modern, yet natural provides a unique look at the process to Missouri in 1937. Few animals can world. (MDC) of manufacturing a railroad cross tie match the success of the deer’s return. during a period when forests covered This film considers the experiences of a Where Eagles Soar two-thirds of the state. (MDC) farmer, a hunter and a biologist to show Upper Elementary-Adult how we are affecting deer today. For Our Wild Inheritance urban and rural audiences. (MDC) 1994/ 14 min. /VHS video/DVD cc Elementary-Adult This 14-minute movie tells the story 1976/ 22 min. /VHS video Streams: The Force of Life of the bald eagles’ decline in Missouri Junior High-Adult The bountiful wildlife we have in 1993/ 20 min. /VHS video cc and their incredible return. Whether Missouri today consists of animals and they’re swooping to catch fish, perched plants that have been able to adjust A stream carries life, moves life, gives and preening, or feeding their young, to the many changes brought about by life to the earth. Learn the dynamics the bald eagles in this movie will grab civilization. This film shows 66 species of Missouri’s streams and rivers and see your attention for a close and personal of animals that have lived or still live in the unusual animals and plants they view. (MDC) Missouri. (MDC) support. (MDC)

4 Media Loan List Missouri Otter Story The Spirit of Conservation Missouri 1804 — Elementary-High School Elementary-Adult Lewis and Clark Expedition 45 min. 2001/ 27 min. /VHS video cc Elementary-Adult This video is a satellite broadcast of Explore the history of the conservation 2001/ 27 min. /VHS video/DVD cc Glenn Chambers’ otter show and movement in Missouri. It’s a story that Explore the as it is today is hosted by Kipp Woods. Glenn still lives in the memories of the men and 200 years ago. Host Kipp Woods introduces Missouri’s otter program and women who worked so hard to retraces the journey of Lewis and Clark and some of the current challenges of preserve our natural resources. Host Kipp and compares that Missouri to the one managing otter populations. At the end Woods retraces the grassroots efforts we know today. (MDC) Glenn shows otters Splash and Slide and successes of conservation in Missouri while discussing their biology. Watch since the early 1900s. As you’ll see, we’ve Lewis & Clark — them swim in their pool as questions come a long way. (MDC) Corps of Discovery in Missouri and answers are called into the program. Elementary-Adult (MDC) Natural Adventures Close to 2001/ 27 min. /VHS video/DVD cc Home: Kansas City President Thomas Jefferson brokered Back to the Wild High School-Adult the greatest land deal in history—The cc Upper Elementary-Adult 2002/ 21 min. /VHS video Louisiana Purchase. For $15 million, it 1997/ 30 min. /VHS video cc This program features aerial and up- doubled the size of the United States, Soar through the skies with giant Canada close views, activities and facilities for but the lands to the west were shrouded geese, leap through fields and woods with 11 MDC areas within a 2-hour drive in mystery. Jefferson’s instruments of white-tailed deer and journey underwater of Kansas City. The video is loaded discovery were two exceptional men, with river otters and the magical with information about hiking, hunting, Meriwether Lewis and William Clark. paddlefish—an ancient survivor from the fishing, floating, wildlife viewing and Explore Missouri like never before days of dinosaurs. “Back to the Wild” tells more. (MDC) through the eyes of Lewis and Clark. the incredible tale of the return of seven (MDC) Natural Adventures Close to animals that had nearly vanished from Home: Springfield Bats: Myth & Reality Missouri. Stunning cinematography offers Upper Elementary-Adult an up-close, rare and colorful look into High School-Adult cc 1985/ 16 min. /VHS video their wild world. (MDC) 2003/ 28 min. /VHS video This program features aerial and up- This still-image video will introduce Creating an Urban Oasis close views, activities and facilities for you to more than 40 species of bats Junior High-Adult 12 MDC areas within a 2-hour drive of worldwide. You’ll see their amazing 1992/ 20 min. /VHS video cc Springfield. The video is loaded with variety, beauty and sophistication as they information about hiking, hunting, catch prey, pollinate flowers and feast on Trees can make a big difference in city fruits. You will also discover that the bat’s fishing, floating, wildlife viewing and life. Keeping them thriving in an urban fearsome reputation is based on myth, more. (MDC) environment, though, can be a real not reality. challenge. Learn from a variety of Mis- Natural Adventures Close to sourians what you can do to enhance Balancing Nature trees in your town or city. (MDC) Home: St. Louis Adult High School-Adult 1996/ 28 min. /VHS video Missouri’s Tallgrass Prairie: 2001/ 24 min. /VHS video cc Journey with Senator Beck as she An American Original This program features aerial and up- investigates how we might protect Junior High-Adult close views, activities and facilities for animals in the wild. Her investigation 2001/ 49 min. /VHS video/DVD cc 12 MDC areas within a 2-hour drive takes her to a veterinarian’s office, Journey into Missouri’s tallgrass prairies, of St. Louis. The video is loaded with the state’s fish and wildlife agency, a information about hunting and wildlife a colorful world teeming with life. sheep ranch and a beaver dam where viewing, special landscape features, Explore the story of these rare and she discovers emotions about trapping trails, concessions, shooting ranges special lands with original music and can run high. This video presents the and interpretive sites. (MDC) narrative verse read by James Earl Jones. differing views of her constituents, and (MDC) her quest for a fair resolution of trapping Bowhunting: A Timeless issues and preservation of the delicate Waterfowl for the Future Tradition balance between nature and civilization. High School-Adult Adult 1988/ 16 min. /VHS video 1991/ 15 min. /VHS video This presentation outlines the North From the experiences of two young hunters, learn a code of ethical stan- American Waterfowl Management dards, as well as the basic knowledge Plan and describes the cooperation (personal safety, equipment and between state agencies, private groups, technique), which make bowhunting and the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service. an enjoyable sport.

5 Oldies But Goodies Headwaters Return of the Upper Elementary-Adults Upper Elementary-Adult 1966/ 28 min. /VHS video 1970/ 30 min. /VHS video The upper reaches of streams are a The return of the wild turkey to much wonderful part of this world. But they are of the nation’s woodlands is one of the delicate and vulnerable environments, more successful game management often assaulted unknowingly by human stories. This film traces the revival of use of the land. The film introduces these majestic birds and reviews the the “citizens” of this unique world, many problems which beset turkeys featuring the smallmouth bass, and shows and threaten their habitat. (MDC) how these creatures live and die in a small community. (MDC) Downstream Middle Elementary-Adult More Than Trees 1969/ 30 min. /VHS video Upper Elementary-Adult Through the eyes of a canoeist, dis- 1976/ 30 min. /VHS video cover many of the clear, swift streams of Explore the delicate and hidden rela- the and the heritage we might tionships of forest plants and animals. lose if they are destroyed through misuse You’ll see the cycle of life in the forest, of land and water. (MDC) The following are some of the earlier both above and below ground, films made by the Department of throughout the year. (MDC) Bobwhite Through the Year Conservation. Though the style of Upper Elementary-Adult narration and music may seem Fishing Small Lakes 1953/ 48 min. /VHS video outdated, the biology presented Upper Elementary-High School The central theme of this film is the is still relevant and of interest to 1975/ 12 min. /VHS video quail’s dependence on our use of the many viewers. Learn the basics of fishing for , land. It shows the effects of food, bass and channel catfish in small cover, weather, predation and other lakes and ponds. Also provided are factors, beginning with spring nesting Cottontail tips on the groundwork for a successful season and following the birds through Elementary-Adult fishing trip. (MDC) the rest of the year’s cycle. (MDC) 1955/ 53 min. /VHS video The rabbit is shown to be a link in Family Life of Birds Wild Chorus nature’s web of life–a creature that Upper Elementary-Adult Elementary-Adult is prey for almost every meat-eater, 1964/ 20 min. /VHS video 1973/ 42 min. /VHS video including human beings and their pets. Bird family life is the focus, from “Wild Chorus” is a study of the motion The camera follows a rabbit family, spring courtship to winter habits. and vocabulary of the . along with other creatures that share its Representative species are treated The goose can be seen on its wintering range, through the seasons. (MDC) in detail to show differences in grounds in Missouri, as well as in its courtship, nest-building locations, migration to breeding grounds on the Deer Hunting in Missouri hatching, care of young, special west coast of Hudson Bay. (MDC) Junior High-Adult adaptations to the bird’s way of life, and 1976/ 14 min. /VHS video what happens to the family unit after Follow two white-tailed deer hunters the young reach maturity. (MDC) to learn tips on courtesy, safety and outdoor ethics that form the basis of This is the a quality hunting experience. (MDC) Upper Elementary-Adult 1963/ 44 min. /VHS video A Way of Life The camera follows this game bird Upper Elementary-Adult from north to south through the 1957/ 27 min. /VHS video seasons of the year, showing its habits and life history. The narration reveals the The film presents a study of predation problems the mallard faces and poses to with a focus on an essential way of the concerned conservationist. Emphasis living in which all creatures take part. is on the importance of this continent’s Through the film you’ll travel into the wetlands. (MDC) real world of nature, where living and dying by predation is “A Way of Life.” (MDC)

6 Media Loan List Slide Shows Originally produced as slide shows, these videos are available for loan in VHS video format only. Prairie Dancers Upper Elementary-Adult 1986/ 10:30 min. /VHS video This program features Missouri’s tall- grass prairies, discusses our changing land use and highlights the lifestyle of the prairie chicken, which depends on the few remaining prairie lands in the state. (MDC) Agents in the Making Junior High-Adult 1991/ 18:30 min. /VHS video Follow a class of trainees as they take to the rivers, fields, and woods to learn the many skills they’ll need as future Stream Sense Backyard Wildlife conservation agents. (MDC) High School-Adult Elementary-Adult 1990/ 19 min. /VHS video 1985/ 11 :30 min. /VHS video Grandin: The Big Explore the complex nature of Learn to enhance your yard for wildlife Mill and Tall Timber streams, how they function, and by providing the right blend of food, Junior High-Adult how to improve them. Successful cover and water. Birds, butterflies, 1991/ 24 min. /VHS video/DVD cc and unsuccessful methods designed to mammals, reptiles and are In the late 1800s, the Ozarks were home solve stream problems are examined, highlighted, with organized plan and to the largest sawmill in the nation. along with five management “rules “benign neglect” methods of growing a This story shows the people who worked of thumb.” Designed for landowners backyard wildlife area. (MDC) there, how they lived, and what they who have streamside property and left behind. (MDC) others interested in the future of Voices of Missouri’s Missouri streams. (MDC) Toads and Frogs Bring ’Em Back Elementary-Adult Junior High-Adult Jewels of the Ozarks 1985/ 16 min. /VHS video Junior High-Adult 1989/ 17 min. /VHS video Learn about 17 toads and frogs native to 1984/ 22:20 min. /VHS video Restoring wildlife species that Missouri—what they look like, where were once abundant is one of the Journey into the hidden world of Ozark they live, how they live and the unusual many goals of the Department of streams through the spectacular under- sounds they make. (MDC) Conservation. White-tailed deer, water photography of William Roston. wild turkey, giant Canada geese, Five stream habitats—headwater, river otters, beaver, , spring branch, pool, riffle and back- trumpeter swans and bald eagles are water—are investigated, revealing the colorfully featured, with a description underwater lives of animals such as of reintroduction efforts. (MDC) the rainbow darter, water penny and hornyhead chub. (MDC) Bats of America Junior High-Adult Wasted Waters 1990/ 14:28 min. /VHS video Junior High-Adult This presentation reveals that, 1984/ 13:30 min. /VHS video despite common myths and supersti- “Wasted Waters” is a look at one tions, bats can be appreciated as fas- of our oldest problems—water cinating and highly beneficial animals. pollution. (MDC)

7 Especially for Children Very Elementary Bats Kindergarten-Fourth Grade 1992/ 7 min. /VHS video Children are naturally curious about bats. This still-image video will introduce them to the diversity of bats and help to dispel myths associated with these mammals. What is Pollination? Kindergarten-Third Grade 1992/ 16 min. /VHS video Students will have a ball watching the kids in this video pollinating plants and observing bees, butterflies, moths and hummingbirds at work. The Story of the Although many movies in this Best of Missouri Outdoors, Woodland Stream catalogue appeal to children, these Vol. 1-Mixed Bag Kindergarten-Third Grade productions were made specifically High School-Adult 1991/ 14:45 min. /VHS video for youngsters ages 4 to 9, with 1998/ 42 min. /VHS video Where does the water in streams, rivers some for ages 4 to 6. It’s the TV show that brings the great and lakes come from? Where does it go? What kinds of effects does the water Fabulous Wetlands outdoors indoors. Join host Kipp Woods and discover some of the most scenic have on the earth and its inhabitants? Upper Elementary-Jr. High natural areas, wildest creatures and Good questions. Learn the basic facts 1989/ 7 min. /VHS video interesting people in the Show-Me state. about the water cycle and erosion as “Fabulous Wetlands” is a video tar- Featuring stories about caving, otters, we explore a woodland stream. geting upper elementary or junior high logging in the Ozarks, the making of school children. A wacky scientist Missouri Outdoors and more. (MDC) How Plants Get Food presents wetland facts in a funny, Kindergarten upbeat way using “kid language.” Best of Missouri Outdoors, Third Grade 1992/ 17 min. /VHS video While standing in wetlands, he Vol. 2-Endangered Species Carbon dioxide…oxygen… explains what they are and why High School-Adult chlorophyll… photosynthesis. These are they’re important. 2001/ 43 min. /VHS video complex words explained in a bright, Down on the Forest Floor Join host Kipp Woods and discover entertaining way as students learn the basics of how plants make their own Kindergarten-Third Grade some of the most scenic natural areas food. 1991/ 14:30 min. /VHS video and wildest creatures. Take a look at some of Missouri’s endangered My First Nature Video How does the forest floor get a new species, and see what’s being done carpet every year? Why do spring to keep them from disappearing. Kindergarten and up wildflowers come up so early and Featuring: endangered birds, prairie 1992/ 40 min. /VHS video disappear so quickly! How do different chickens, , bats and massasauga A fascinating inside look at nature’s plants and animals survive the changing rattlesnakes. (MDC) wonders. Twelve activities immerse seasons? Discover the answers to these children in the realm of natural questions as we explore the constantly Plants and Life on Earth sciences—from the birds in the changing forest. Kindergarten-Third Grade air to the worms beneath our feet. 1992/ 15 min. /VHS video What’s in Your Backyard? A group of children build a unique The Puzzle of the Rotting Log Kindergarten-Third Grade Kindergarten-Third Grade 1991/ 12 min. /VHS video graphic illustration of our environ- ment by putting together a giant jigsaw 1991/ 12 min. /VHS video The investigation of the world around puzzle, with each piece depicting an Follow an enthusiastic group through us can be one of the most exciting element of the environment. The the woods as they discover nature’s activities an individual of any age can result is an information-filled video decomposers—fungi, worms and pursue, and you don’t have to travel that explains the importance of plants bacteria—and how new life springs to some exotic location for the exper- in our lives. from decomposed matter in nature’s ience. Many fascinating discoveries recycling system. are as close as your own backyard. 8 Media Loan List How Plants Live in Critter Rock Keep the Balance Different Places Preschool-Elementary Third-Eighth Grade Kindergarten-Third Grade 2000/ VHS video 1998/ 30 min. /VHS video cc 1992/ 17 min. /VHS video Ribbit and roll with naturalist Jan This program offers a fun and enter- Most plants need light, air, water and Syrigos to original toe-tappin’ nature taining look at why we manage our fish, soil to grow. But what about plants tunes. This swingin’ music video has forest and wildlife resources in the state that live in places where those things six of your award-winning Critter Rock of Missouri. Through the journey of are hard to get? In this video a group favorites. (MDC) two girls who set out to learn about of children explore different plant conservation so they can make a video, habitats to discover why plants grow How Seeds Get Here... we see the importance of our natural where they do. and There resources and how and why we balance Kindergarten-Third Grade populations. Along the way, viewers will The Secret of the Pond 1992/ 16 min. /VHS video see a lot of interesting animals, test their Kindergarten-Third Grade knowledge with games and quizzes, and How did that weed get in the garden? 1991/ 12 min. /VHS video see exciting glimpses of conservation in Why do dandelions pop up in In the “Secret of the Pond,” a lively action. Colorful graphics, special camera different places? How do plants spread effects, music and sound effects give the group of eight-year-olds follow their from one place to another? Come with guide and discover a number of program a contemporary look and pace. us on a fascinating field trip as a group of (MDC) interesting and unique life forms, children discover how seeds move. as well as one of the oldest secrets Just Kiddin’ Around, Vol. 1 in the world. Habitactics Elementary-Adult How Plants Grow A new CD-ROM for ages 8-13 1998/ 23 min. /VHS video cc (and for adults who are kids at heart). Kindergarten-Third Grade Join kids as they explore the world Habitactics is really two conservation 1992/ 17 min. /VHS video of insects. Experience a retriever games in one. In the short game, you hunt test or go canoeing for the first Enthusiastic youngsters conduct a match species to their most important time. Participate in a conservation club controlled experiment to learn how habitats. Special video and sound clips designed just for them! Learn to identify seeds germinate. Look inside a lima really make the animals come alive! birds and animals by the sounds they bean to see what seeds are really like In the long game, you’re challenged make and much, much more! (MDC) and follow a plant’s life cycle from seed to conserve land near a city. Bio- to seed again. diversity is the key—it’s up to you Just Kiddin’ Around, Vol. 2 Smokey Bear to enhance the variety of life that’s High School-Adult 2001/ 23 min. /VHS video cc Elementary found in each of the six habitats by 17 min. /VHS video using the best tools possible. As you Join kids as they take a shot at outdoor do, you can learn more about each new photography . . . as well as clay pigeons. This is a documentary of “Smokey,” animal or plant. Also, learn about least terns, trumpeter the forest fire-preventing bear, for the swans, prairie chickens, box turtles and elementary grades. Smokey was rescued Format: The new CD-ROM includes much more. (MDC) in 1950 from a New Mexico forest fire formats for both Macintosh and and went on to become one of the Windows 95/98 DOS systems. (MDC) Just Kiddin’ Around, Vol. 3 best-known symbols in America. The A Children’s Story High School-Adult video covers four important causes of 2002/ 21 min. /VHS video cc forest fires: campfires, smoking, debris- of Smokey Bear Join students from Sullivan as they burning and children playing with Kindergarten-Third Grade explore Missouri's most mysterious matches. 12 min. /VHS video habitat: caves! Along the way, learn Life in the City Habitat Doc and Ranger Larry, along with the more about cave history, cave mapping help of some of Smokey’s friends, tell the Kindergarten-Third Grade and the spookiest of cave creatures, the story of the great fire of 1950 and how 1991/ 13:45 min. /VHS video bat! (MDC) Smokey Bear came to be. While cities and towns were built for people to live in, a number Smokey & His Friends of other organisms have come Pre-school-First Grade to share their space. Discover 12 min. /VHS video organisms that have adapted to Marionettes tell young children the life in the city, and learn how basics of how to prevent forest fires. those creatures survive in a habitat originally built for people.

9 TV Story Collection Disabled Opportunities (57:33) Wildlife Management/ Disabled Fishing Opportunities Wildlife II (56:30) Universal Access Pheasant Release Update Disabled Hunter Restoring the Grouse Hearing Impaired Deer Research Missouri Deaf Bass Anglers Urban Geese Problems Disabled Archer/Millie Foster Otters: They’re Back! Big Bluegill (wheelchair angler) Turkey Trapping/Broods Blind Reverend Angler Deer Reflector Research One-armed Archer Deer Neighbors (Town & Country) Urban Garden for Disabled Too Many Deer KC Hearing Impaired Program Urban Goose Problems II Turkey Hunt for Disabled Hunters Frog/Grouse/Forestry Management Missouri Outdoors, the half-hour TV Fisheries Management I (43:57) Urban Forestry (26:21) series produced by the Department Paho Catfish Roundup Tree Planting of Conservation, has been on the Blue Catfish Tagging Arbor Day air seasonally throughout Missouri Fish Stocking Front Yard Forestry since 1988. The videotapes listed Paddlefish Urban Arborist Contest here present topical collections of the Shepherd of the Hills Hatchery Backyard Tree Farms stories which have appeared on various Chesapeake Hatchery Day in the Forest episodes. Creel Clerk Crustacean Calculation Outdoor Activities I (41:21) Birding and Backyard Wildlife Wranglers of the Deep Underwater Photographer (52:49) Community Assistance Lake Program Psychology of a Trail Backyard Birding Farm Pond Stocking Ozark Trail Day Fall Color Hummingbirder Fisheries Management II (49:43) Breeding Bird Atlas White Water Racing Muskie Backyard Wildlife Float Trip/Canoeing Safety Pallid Dealing with Snakes Horseback Riding Big Bluegill Urban Squirrels Springfield Nature Center Wild K.C. Early Birders Program Hearing Impaired Tagging White Bass Christmas Bird Count Summer Pests Water Quality Testing Backyard Habitat Phoning Home: Restoring the Pallid Outdoor Activities II (37:55) Baby Animals Missouri Hatcheries Naturescaping White Water Race 2 Crappie Radio Tagged Research Ozark Glade Day Caves (45:53) Fish Farming (Tilapia) Ozark Mountain Paddlers Endangered Bats Trout Eggs—West Plains Class Planning an Outdoor Outing (Indiana and gray bats) Spotted Bass Regulations Ozark Greenways Ozark Underground Laboratory Lost Valley Hatchery Becoming an Outdoorswoman Rock Arrowheads A Day in a Cave Wildlife Management/ Taking Inventory Outdoor Activities III (32:22) For Adults Only Program Wildlife I (47:47) Conservation Kids Club Wild Venture Cave Mapping Quail Census Passport to Adventure Caving with Springfield Teen Club Bugged Birds (quail) Insect-O-Rama Cave History on Missouri Pheasant Release Program Fireflies Bowhunters: Furbearer Survey Outdoor Activities in Missouri Dogs and Hunting (24:25) Urban Squirrels Friday Night Live Training Coon Dogs Wildlife Damage Control Missouri by Bike Foot Hunting Field Trials Deer Management Retriever Field Trials Bear Necessities (black bear) Retriever Field Trials II Otter Release Horse/Dog Trials Otter and Falcon Restoration

10 Media Loan List Eagles (23:25) Rivers & Streams I (51:04) Wildlife Management/ Eagle Days Stream Patrol Natural History I (42:48) Eagle Hacking Fat Pocketbook Mussel Turtles in Trouble Mid-Winter Eagle Count Stream Corridor Management Show-Me Snakes If I Were an Eagle Float Trip/Canoeing Safety Dance of Life (spring courtship) Nesting Eagles Upper Mississippi Wetlands Roadside Raptor (kestrels) Eagle Days in Clarksville Urban Stream Team Bird Banding Wooden Workhorse (johnboat) Breeding Bird Atlas Fishing: Lures, Rods & Crustacean Calculation Great Blue Herons Other Gear (17:11) Surviving the Rat Race Baby Birds Making Wooden Lures ( and water quality) Watchable Wildlife Rainbow Lures Monitoring Rod Wrapping Wildlife Management/ Antique Fishing Lures Rivers & Streams II (53:45) Natural History II (50:00) Zebra Mussels Spiders Fishing I (43:34) Blue Holes Wildlife Ecologist Walleye Fishing Storm Drain Stenciling Collared Lizard Round-up Hybrid Bass Canoeing Northern Missouri Armadillos Hooked on Bass Lewis & Clark Wasps Muskie Fishing Amazonia Flood Project Prothonotary Warblers Urban Fishing for Kids Blue Holes II Osprey MO Anglers/Fishing Class Big Muddy Flying Squirrels Urban Winter Trout Fishing Big River Boating Safety Urban Bats A Cool Catch—Winter Fishing Protection & Dolphin Defenders Universal Access (urban youth and conservation) Disabled Fishing Opportunities Law Enforcement I (32:48) Urban Boy Scouts Stream Patrol Fishing II (44:07) Otis at Mason Ridge Urban Agent St. Louis Teacher Big Fish Record Program Operation Game Thief Belly Boating Decoy Deer Trout Opener Agent Training Wildlife Management/ Pro-Bass (tournament) St. Louis Conservation Agent Natural History III (46:38) Old Time Fishing Tourney History of Conservation Agents Bat Research Old Man River Mice! (commercial fisherman) Protection & White Squirrels Mussel Fishing Law Enforcement II (25:30) Wood Ducks Sucker Grabbin’ Deer Check Point Wildlife Rumors Missouri Deaf Bass Anglers Decoy Deer II Ozark Wildlife Center Catch & Release Day with an Agent St. Louis Wildlife Rescue Center Agent Training II Wildlife of Missouri Fishing III (54:45) Quail Survey with Agent Truman Lake Anglerettes Raptor Rehab European Carp Fishing Missouri Department Mountain Lion Mystery School of Fly Fishing of Conservation (49:27) Big Bluegill Land Donation/Robert White Blind Rev: Spirit of Fishing Missouri Conservationist Magazine Paddlefish Snaggers Magazine Writer/Joel Vance Bowfishing Engineering Table Rock Crappie Springfield Nature Center Volunteers Grass Carp Catcher Natural History/John Wylie Prairie Catfishing Donation/Young and Shipman Fishing IV (20:33) Air Squadron Making of Missouri Outdoors Walleye Fishing on Norfork MDC on the Internet Taneycomo’s Brown Trout Fish Handling Tips The Art of Catch & Release Commercial Fisherman

11 TV Story Collection (Continued) Hunting II (18:34) Wood/Forest Products III Sporting Chance (clay pigeons) (42:45) Sporting Clays Hardwood Heirlooms Taxidermy Legend Longbows Celebrity Turkey Hunt Gun Case Maker Worldwide Wooden Barrels Hunting III (51:59) Maple Syrup II Quail Hunting Doctor Lebold Walnut Tree Farm 3-D Archery Forest Products on Private Land Sparta High School Sharp Shooters Logging History of Ozarks Champion Clay Shooter Walnut Wishes (AgriForestry) Schwarz Taxidermy Store Taxidermist Barb Boschert Outdoor Education/Kids and Wildlife Art I (51:32) Youth Deer Hunt Conservation I (45:12) Eileen Melton/Trout Stamp Szott Brothers Turkey Hunt Outdoor Education Cahill the Woodcarver Potosi Turkey Calling Contest Missouri Anglers/Urban Fishing Class Wood Mosaics Goose Hunting Close to Home Urban Fishing for Kids Waterfowl Stamp Hunting IV (21:33) Conservation Honors Drawing Attention/artist David Plank Sherry Straiting Profile Quail Hunt—A Family Affair Carving Niche Outdoor Classroom/Teachers’ Camp Stained Glass Artist Teal Hunt at Eagle Bluffs Duck Stamp Competition Share the Harvest Outdoor Education/Kids and Wildlife Woodcarver Youth Hunter Ed Challenge Conservation II (53:07) Wildlife Artist Conference KC Urban Deer Hunt Springfield Nature Center Volunteers Wildlife Art II (34:33) Fighting Fires (24:65) Night Walk St. Louis Garden-Inch by Inch Junior Duck Stamp Aerial Fire Fighting Mrs. Missouri and Otis Wildlife Paper Artist Fired Up Volunteers Frontiers Program The Wild Life of Painter Al Agnew Operation Forest Arson Nature Caboose Chainsaw Sculptor Fire Patrol Pilot Natural Resources Camp Vinyl Artist—Pam Hoyt Fire Simulator K. C. Urban Youth Corp Birdhouse Builder Trapping (7:39) St. Peters Outdoor Classrooms Hunting Safety and Equipment I Fur Auction Urban Garden for the Disabled (45:00) Fur Trapping Outdoor Education/Kids and Shooting Range Safety Wood/Forest Products I (42:28) Conservation III (40:37) Hunter Education Sedalia Outdoor Classroom Steel Shot Missouri Black Walnuts St. Louis Urban Education Gun Restoration Walnut Research Explorers Post Back to the Bow Gunstocks Looking at the Past Modern Muzzleloaders Red Cedar Processing School Partnership Program Gunstocks Red Cedar Products YouthBuild Program Hunter Education Couples Christmas Tree Farming Veneer Processing Conservation Books Hunting Safety and Scrap Wood Solution Outdoor Education/Kids and Equipment II (6:53) Firewood: Cutting & Burning Conservation IV (42:28) Firearms Safety (Women & Kids) Wooden Workhorse (johnboat) Fishin’ Magicians FATS (Firearms Training System) Wood/Forest Products II (39:54) Hannibal FFA & Wildlife Hunting 1 (41:56) Barrel Making Bringing Nature to You Pheasant Hunting Charcoal Production (Carolyn Sorrell) Rabbit Hunting Hickory Handle Making WOW Sport of Kings (falconry) Hickory Handicraft Camp Talk Turkey White Oak Basketry Conservation Quiz Game Calling Maple Syrup Tradition Conservation Quiz #2 Frog Hunting Steam Sawmill Conservation Quiz #3 Historic Weapons Hunt Sawsmith Project WET, WILD and Disabled Hunter Saw Doctor Learning Tree Universal Access

12 Media Loan List Plants, Flowers & Places I Prairies (41:09) Forestry Research and (45:28) Prairie Days Practices II (35:20) Ginseng Private Prairie Restoration Tree Rings Wort Cunning Prairie Planting Tree Doctor Butterfly Gardening Prairie Burn MOFEP Morel Mushroom Festival Prairie Chickens Licking Tree Nursery Shiitake Mushrooms Natural Features Inventory-Prairies Family Tree Farm Purple Loosestrife Prairie Chicken Ranch Mulelogging Natural Feature Inventory/Glades K. C. Prairie Day Columbia Tree Farmer Hughes Mountain Natural Area Springfield Nature Center Endangered/Rare Species I Forestry Research and Sinkhole Ponds (44:00) Practices III (49:10) Trumpeter Swans Logging: A Clean Cut Plants, Flowers & Places II Endangered Bats State Champion Trees (57:18) (Indiana and gray bats) Fall Colors Natural Features Inventory-Prairies Restoring the Land After the Flood Natural Dyes Fat Pocketbook Mussel Bugs on the Forest Floor Wildflowers Peregrine Rehabilitation Northern Missouri Forest Study Glade Burn Alligator Snapper Flood Damaged Trees Musk Thistle Weevil Black Bears Attack of the Gypsy Moth Nature Centers Prairie Chickens Project Learning Tree Natural Divisions Niangua Darters Morel Madness Bats Forestry Research and Water & Light Music Tour Practices IV (10:20) Endangered/Rare Species II St. Louis Tree Jamboree Plants, Flowers & Places III (25:21) Forestkeepers (36:37) Otter Release Blue Spring Dive Endangered Species Profiles I (47:46) Shiitake Mushrooms II (bladderpod and cave fish) What’s Cooking/Lillie Hall Operation Brightside Wildlife Calls/Ralph Duren Amidon: The Seasons Pallid Sturgeon Fishing/Tom Shipley Kids & Seasons Otter and Falcon Restoration Deer Hunter/Bud Abbott Shannon County Treasures Alligator Snapper Trapper Disabled Archer/Millie Foster Design in Nature World Bird Sanctuary Schoolcrafts’s Journey Columbia Bottom Least Tern Update Indian Folklore Tracking the Pallid Sturgeon 80-year-old Archer/Aileen Hatch Waterfowl & Wetlands I (45:32) One-armed Archer/C. Walker Day on a Marsh Endangered/Rare Species III Outdoor Communicator/Kathy Etling Duck Days (24:12) Goose Roundup Massasauga Rattlesnake Profiles II (17:07) Glenn & His Geese Fat Pocketbook Mussel II Conservationist Dick West Upper Mississippi Wetlands Trumpeter Swans II (WWII Pilot) Grand Pass Wildlife Area Sanctuary Otter Father Glenn Chambers Waterfowl Viewing Peregrine Falcon Hacking Volunteer Mary Phillips Private Wetlands (Springfield) Jim Noah’s Golden Heart Aerial Waterfowl Survey Topeka Shiner Steel Shot Forestry Research and NEW! TV Story Collections on DVD Waterfowl & Wetlands II Practices I (44:03) Nearly 350 video stories are contained (39:28) Satellite Imagery in the set including most Missouri Working Decoys State Tree Farm Outdoors stories produced since 1992. Waterfowl Stamp Forest Plotting This 12-box set contains a total of 18 Purple Loosestrife Rainforest Research DVDs. The DVDs are divided by topic Universal Access Walnut Research such as birds, fishing, forestry, hunting, Duck Stamp Competition CCC Camps wildlife and more. This updated version Resident Canada Geese Powell Tour of the TV Story Collections is ONLY Chopper-Goose Roundup Tree Farm available on DVD. Shorebirds Scouting Report (urban boy scouts)

13 Media Loan List Index 2005-2006

Agents in the Making ...... 7 Down on the Forest Floor ...... 8 Guarding Our Living Environment . . 4 Babes in the Woods ...... 2 Downstream ...... 6 Habitactics ...... 9 Back to the Wild ...... 5 Eagles ...... 11 Headwaters ...... 6 Backyard Wildlife ...... 7 Endangered/Rare Species I ...... 13 Helping Endangered Species Makes Dollars and Sense ...... 3 Balancing Nature ...... 5 Endangered/Rare Species II ...... 13 How Plants Get Food ...... 8 Bats of America ...... 7 Endangered/Rare Species III ...... 13 How Plants Grow ...... 9 Bats: Myth & Reality ...... 5 Exploring Outdoor Missouri ...... 3 How Plants Live in Different Places . . 9 Beginning Fly Tying ...... 2 Fabulous Wetlands ...... 8 How Seeds Get Here…and There . . . 9 Best of Missouri Outdoors, Family Life of Birds ...... 6 Vol. 1- Mixed Bag ...... 8 How to Make a Terrarium ...... 2 Fifty Years With Smokey Bear ...... 3 Best of Missouri Outdoors,Vol. 2- How to Sell Your Timber ...... 3 Endangered Species ...... 8 Fighting Fires ...... 12 Hunting I ...... 12 Birding and Backyard Wildlife . . . . 10 Fisheries Management I ...... 10 Hunting II ...... 12 Birding for Beginners ...... 2 Fisheries Management II ...... 10 Hunting III ...... 12 Blooming Secrets ...... 4 Fishing a Missouri Stream ...... 2 Hunting IV ...... 12 Bobwhite Through the Year ...... 6 Fishing I ...... 11 Hunting Safety and Equipment I . . . 12 Bowhunting: A Timeless Tradition . 5 Fishing II ...... 11 Hunting Safety and Equipment II . . 12 Bring ‘Em Back ...... 7 Fishing III ...... 11 Improving Your Forest ...... 2 Building & Improving Ponds ...... 3 Fishing IV ...... 11 Invader species ...... 2 Building on Wooded Lots ...... 3 Fishing Missouri ...... 4 Jewels of the Ozarks ...... 7 Butterflies ...... 4 Fishing Small Lakes ...... 6 Just Kiddin’ Around, Vol. 1 ...... 9 Caves ...... 10 Fishing: Lures, Rods & Other Gear . 11 Just Kiddin’ Around, Vol.2 ...... 9 Children’s Story of Smokey Bear, A . 9 Forest for the Future ...... 4 Just Kiddin’ Around, Vol. 3 ...... 9 Cottontail ...... 6 Forestry Research and Practices I . . . 13 Keep the Balance ...... 9 Creating an Urban Oasis ...... 5 Forestry Research and Practices II . . 13 Key to Duck ID, The ...... 2 Critter Rock ...... 9 Forestry Research and Practices III . . 13 Landscaping for Wildlife ...... 3 Dealing With Urban Wildlife ...... 3 Forestry Research and Practices IV . 13 Legacy of Life ...... 4 Deer Hunting in Missouri ...... 6 Furbearers of Missouri ...... 4 Lewis & Clark—Corps of Disabled Opportunities ...... 10 Grandin: The Big Mill and Discovery in Missouri ...... 5 Tall Timber ...... 7 Dogs and Hunting ...... 10 Life in the City Habitat ...... 9 Living Landscape, The ...... 4 Managing CRP Lands for Wildlife . . . 3 Missouri 1804-Lewis and Clark Expedition ...... 5 Missouri Department of Conservation 11 Missouri Otter Story ...... 5 Missouri’s Tallgrass Prairie: An American Original ...... 5 More Than Trees ...... 6 My First Nature Video ...... 8 Natural Adventures Close to Home –Kansas City ...... 5

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