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  Common Ground: Oregon’s Ocean - 2:00
Program host, Russell Sadler, Oregon historian and journalist, introduces viewers to ocean issues and the challenges we face in Oregon with regard to marine resources.
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  Common Ground: Oregon’s Ocean - 1:10
Through graphic animation this segment highlights the benefits of marine reserves to marine ecosystems.
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  St. Croix East End Marine Park  -  2:25
Blending science and local voices with vibrant images of culture, music, children, marine life & fishermen, this film informs and inspires St. Croix residents and Virgin Islanders to support a new marine protected area established in their Caribbean waters.
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St. Croix East End Marine Park  -  “Spotlight segment”    1:25
A key goal of the Marine Park outreach and education work in St. Croix is to build appreciation for the marine environment.  Here a popular St. Croix band introduces viewers to their undersea world.
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  Taking a Second Look  -  “West Bend, Wisconsin excerpt”    1:40
The people of West Bend, Wisconsin relate their concerns about a problem dam and how the now free-flowing river has transformed their town.
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  Taking a Second Look  -  “Augusta, Maine excerpt”    1:30
Augusta’s city manager conveys the city’s original opposition to removing the Edward’s dam and the positive economic impact they’re experiencing since the dam’s removal.
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  Peace by Piece: Youth Take Action  -  “Rebecca segment”    2:10
This segment explores one Native American teen’s way of expressing her culture as a tool to educate and diffuse prejudice and violence through sharing her tradition of dance.

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Reusable Textiles: The Responsible Choice  -  “Title sequence”    0:30
In this program the American Reusable Textiles Association promotes the use of reusable textiles to medical and long-term care industries. This graphic and video sequence opens the program while at the same time defines a range of reusable “green” textiles.
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  Reusable Textiles: The Responsible Choice  -  “Program Introduction”  1:40
Here the host introduces viewers to the problem with disposable health care products and the solution that modern, reusable textiles offer.
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Bringing Back the Salmon  -  1:40
The story of salmon is a story that lives in the people of the Northwest.  It is a story told by all.  People across the region are working to remove Snake River dams so that the Snake River salmon may once again thrive.

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  Upstream, Downstream: Preserving Our Way of Life  -  1:40
In this story about rural Americans working to preserve their way of life by protecting and restoring their watershed, this graphic and visual image sequence defines the term “watershed”.
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