Caribou ghost of the north.

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The thunder of a thousand hooves echoes across the tundra. Caribou, the only deer truly suited for life in the north, are on the move to their wintering grounds. From the tiny Peary caribou in the High Arctic to the secretive woodland caribou of the boreal forest, the different races carry out their centuries-old traditions. What they all share, is the need for wild, undisturbed spaces.

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1 videocassette (25 min.) : sound, color ; 1/2 in
analog
magnetic
VHS

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Intended audience: Elementary/Secondary

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Licensed for public performance
Produced with the participation of Telefilm Canada, with the participation of Alberta Motion Picture Development Corporation. Produced with the assistance of Cable Production Fund
Closed captioned for the hearing impaired
Director: Andrew Manske; producer: Albert Karvonen; cinematography: Andrew Manske & Doug Steele; Story consultant: Scot Morison; script: Sandra Tober; original music: Doug Blackley
Narrator: Fred Keating; musicians: Murray Atkinson & Doug Blackley
Purchased from Filmwest Associates Distribution Ltd

Control Number:

661909

Other Authors:

Atkinson, Murray
Blackley, Doug
Filmwest Associates
Karvonen Films Ltd
Karvonen, Albert
Keating, Fred, 1897-1961
Manske, Andrew
Steele, J. Doug
Tober, Sandra

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