Who's Counting?
Population and Habitat in the New Millennium

Produced by the National Audubon Society, Population and Habitat Campaign, 1997

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Length: 24 minutes

This video explores the relationship between the growing human population and declining wildlife and habitat loss around the world. The global resource base cannot accommodate high rates of growth and consumption indefinitely. Like a canary in a coalmine, recent decreases in migratory birds foretell greater loss of irreplaceable biodiversity. The video emphasizes the need to focus global attention on finding solutions to these issues through a wide array of measures including increased education and advocacy efforts.

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To get involved with the Population Program in the United States, contact program coordinators in the following states: Arizona, California, Colorado, Florida, Montana, Nebraska, New York, Ohio, Pennsylvania and Texas. They can be reached through the Population and Habitat Campaign web site.

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