Highlights of the Fourth Season

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Length: 30 minutes

This episode celebrates the completion of GreenWorks' fourth year with encore appearances of the 2000-2001 season's best stories about people who are addressing environmental issues in their communities.

Stories like these, which show the ways our health and quality of life are linked to our land water and air, are what make GreenWorks an international award winner.

Produced (2001) by GreenWorksTelevision Program.

Victor Otruba
Our first story takes us to northeastern Pennsylvania, to the former mining towns of Tioga County. We spent the day with Victor Otruba, a seventeen year old, who told us all about the effects that abandoned coal mines are having on our streams that eventually lead to the Chesapeake Bay.
See the entire From the Bay to PA Show.

Leo Sewell, Junk Sculptor
In the second story GreenWorks visits Leo Sewell, an artist who finds pieces of metal, wood, and plastic- what others might consider junk- and creates fascinating sculptures.
See the entire Choose to Reuse Show.

Wendy Looker
In our modern world there are many dangers for our feathered friends, so each year many birds are injured. But thanks to one caring person in Dillsburg, PA many birds can get another chance for survival.
See the entire Return of Raptor Show.

Earl White
We met waterman Earl White who dedicates his time to educating kids about protecting the Chesapeake bay and its watershed.
See the entire From the Bay to PA show.

Rachel Carson
Throughout Pennsylvania’s history there have been pioneers who have shown us that our actions have benefits well beyond our borders. One such person was Rachel Carson, who sounded the alarm to the dangers of pesticides with her book Silent Spring.
See the entire EnviroPioneers Show.