Unit 1

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"Crandall (New Guinea)"--Original can label.

Scope and Contents "Map--Guys in pith helmets"--Original can label. "Shots of Indigenous people putting out brush fires. Communal plowing and planting. Indigenous people climbing very tall coco palm. Opening of coconuts, using feet to split it. Shots of various birds, some of the shots colored. Two of the birds are beautiful. Shots of koala bear, pigmy oppossum. Shots of Indigenous people returning, gathered in village square., four armed Indigenous soldiers. Indigenous men going off to military service....

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The WCS Archives holds no additional information about this film at this time.

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Unedited unidentified microscopic footage.

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"Viverridae. African palm civet in red light, palm civet in day light, rusty spotted genet in red light and day light, cusimanse (mongoose)"--Original can label.

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"Waterbirds of Africa and Asia (sections used in the film Society In the Field 1972)"--Original can label. "Frank Kolarex, Zoo Film"--Film leader.

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The WCS Archives holds no additional information about this film at this time.

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Spanish-language silent print of title 3 in The Living Earth series, produced by the Conservation Foundation in association with the New York Zoological Society. Distributed by Encyclopedia Britannica Films.

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English-language soundtrack. "Calls attention to the many ways in which man has depleted the forest and shows what is being done in order to conserve forest resources. For junior and senior high school and adult groups"--1949 Catalog of Copyright Entries.

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English-language soundtrack. "A sequel to the film 'Nature's Plan,' this film demonstrates our absolute dependence on an adequate supply of clear, fresh water. It describes our increasingly serious water shortage problem and outliens the steps that must be taken if water is to be made available in the future for our increasing population and expanding industry"--Water Films, 2nd edition, compiled by National Science Film Library of the Canadian Film Institute (1964).