Estuary

Estuary

| 11 min

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Winter lasts nine months in Canada's alpine regions, but when spring does arrive in late June, the different alpine zones--the meadow, the treeline, and the tundra--teem with life. From the lichen surviving at the uppermost limits of life to the insects, birds and mammals that populate the beautiful meadows, this film explores the special adaptations and delicate balance established between the plants and animals of this harsh environment.

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Estuary, Don White, provided by the National Film Board of Canada

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Credits
  • director
    Don White
  • script
    Don White
  • producer
    Peter Jones
  • executive producer
    John Taylor
  • cinematography
    Doug McKay
    Jim Willoughby
  • editing
    Haida Paul
  • sound editing
    John Knight
  • re-recording
    Barry P. Jones
  • music
    Peter Bjerring
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