"An especially appropriate acquisition for public and school libraries in the Great Lakes area, and will enlighten audiences in other locations as well." Booklist

"Very effective as a group, giving a multi-disciplinary, integrated approach to and appreciation of the geology, the history and the ecology of the largest chain of fresh water lakes in the world." AAAS Science Books and Films

Recommended for geography, science and social studies classes everywhere.

This interactive DVD features easy access to parts, key concepts and diagrams. Includes also guided questions and mastery quizzes. Part 1 recreates the dramatic story of how the Great Lakes were formed in the most recent ice age. Includes a section on Native Americans who lived here after the ice ages. Part 2 tells the story of the voyageurs, lumberjacks, miners and pioneer farmers who settled and developed the Great Lakes country into what we know today. Part 3 highlights case studies of current environmental problems and solutions. Includes an interview with Dr. Clifford Kraft, Sea Grant scientist in Green Bay, Wisconsin.

*Closed Captioned
*Includes Guide