Estuary
An award winning NFB production filmed in the Strait of Georgia, it is an excellent resource on river estuaries. Estuary describes the natural features of an estuary, outlines its intricate food chain, its economic importance and its place in farming, forestry, industrial and urban development. It is available in video format in many school resource centres and public libraries.

Thunder In the Canyon
A group of young people travel 1000 km down the Fraser River from Prince George to Musqueam in a river raft experiencing the river first hand. They meet people who live along and use the river such as the First Nations people and ranchers. The great-great-great grandson of Simon Fraser accompanies the group. The videotape is available from Timothy Dean Productions, 180 West 2nd Ave, Vancouver, BC V5Y 3T9. School price at time of this publication $24.95 and taxes plus $4.00 shipping. Approved for school use. It may be available in your district resource centre's videotape library.

Windows On the Fraser
A video on the Fraser River Action Plan, it's a 12 minute overview of the plan produced by Environment Canada and Fisheries and Oceans Canada, featuring footage of the Fraser River, and accompanied by a useful teacher's guide with suggested activities. It may be available in your district resource centre video library, or contact The Fraser River Action Plan, Fisheries and Oceans Canada, 1220-555 West Hastings Street, Vancouver, BC V6B 5G3, fax: 604.666.0417

Centennial School, Salmon Project
Centennial School has produced a twenty-five minute video on its salmon enhancement project and hatchery in Coquitlam. Please contact the school at Centennial School, 570 Poirier Street, Coquitlam, BC V3J 6A8, Tel: 604.936.7205, fax: 604.937.5933