'The Sea Life of South Easy England'
An excellent overview of marine life around the coast from the Thames estuary to the Solent
Disc 1 is a 40 minute film about the plants and animals that inhabit the mud, sand, gravel, rocky reefs and shipwrecks off the South East coast. Disc 2 provides a "sea life identification kit" in various interactive formats to be accessed via the television and the computer.

2 DVD set

This DVD set out in chapters that are easily navigated, so you can sit down for one epic journey through our coastal waters from the southern sea cliffs to the Scottish lochs or dip into it scene by scene.

This documentary records over 170 species, observing their pecularities and feeding habits. It features a DVD identification directory, a limited edition 16 page full colour identification supplement.

3 hours

J. Boyle and F. Howleson
Filmed entirely in the Lembeh Strait of Indonesia. Three 26 minute films - 'Critters', 'Night Critters' and 'Coral Critters'
Some of the ocean's most bizarre and secretive macro subjects and their intriguing behaviour both by day and night.

78 minutes

T. Groom
DVD companion to the book, Tony Groom talks directly about his experiences and provides a unique insight into the dangerous worlds of naval and commercial diving.

a glimpse into the fantastic world of cave diving, accompanied by some of the great cave divers, including Jim Bowden, author of "The Cave Divers" and diving companion of the late Sheck Exley. Included is footage of the spectacular cave systems of the Florida aquifer and some of the key elements of cave diving safety.

45 minutes

By Monty Hall

Explorer, adventurer and marine biologist Monty Halls is once again on his quest to swim with the most magnificent sea creatures in the world.

This time Monty's journey takes him from Canada to Mexico and from Tonga to the Philippines. Each programme is based on a quest that sees Monty investigate a specific story about the target species which in this series include Killer Whales, The Humboldt Squid, Basking Sharks, Hump Back Whales, Thresher Sharks, Beluga Whales, Spinner Dolphins and the Mola Mola Fish.

8x60 mins

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J. McIntyre

This DVD guide captures the essence of diving in the Red Sea. Excellent diving conditions in this magnificent underwater environment are brought to life through John's special talent behind the lense and his easy presentational manner.

Very much a successor to his acclaimed "TO DIVE FOR" it incorporates the finest diving areas of the Red Sea: Daedelus
The Brothers, Ras Mohamed,
Elphinstone, Straits of Tiran
Rocky Island, Zabargad
St John's

70 minutes

By P. Schneider and R. Campergue

This highly acclaimed film takes you on a journey to French Polynesia to see the beautiful grey sharks, hammerhead sharks and white tip reef sharks. Other species including the amazing manta ray are featured.

In addition to the spectacular scenery, both above and below the sea surface, the film takes you to the far eastern markets in places such as Hong Kong where shark fins are sold as a delicacy. You get some of the opinions of Chinese people for whom the shark fin has a special significance on big occasions, like turkey or goose at Christmas. And so the plight of the shark is brought into relief.

52 minutes

'Totally Wrecked' follows an expedition around the world as they seek out ten of the greatest shipwrecks in recreational diving. Presented by team leader Monty Halls, this DVD covers Scapa Flow, The Thistlegorm, The Zenobia, Truk Lagoon, Palau, The Rainbow Warrior, The Lermentov, The Yongala, The Bianca C, and the President Coolidge. Along the way are storms, sickness, orcas, sharks, caves, caverns and reefs. 'Totally Wrecked' tells the story of every day every dive and every drama in a classic diving adventure.

Running time: 90 mins.

'Zenobia’, is an extremely comprehensive and professionally produced overview of the famous shipwreck in Lanarca, Cyprus. With atmospheric underwater images, well-informed commentary and great interviews with local witnesses to the sinking, it is every inch a divers’ film.

On 7 June 1980, the Zenobia ferry sank off the port of Larnaca, Cyprus, on its way to Syria. It now rests on the seabed, a destination offering a range of opportunities for divers of all abilities.

Running time: over half an hour

The Seawatch Foundation
2003
A guide to the 24 species of whales, dolphins and porpoises regularly occurring in the North Atlantic, North Sea and Mediterranean Sea.

This stunning CD-ROM covers the identification of all 24 species of cetacean regularly occurring around the seas of Britain and Europe.

Its easy-to-use format is designed to enable people to identify these species whether they are a beginner or an expert.

The guide combines video, audio, photographs and maps, with an excellent narrative, in order to provide descriptions that will assist in identification.

40 minutes. PC/Mac