'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

One of the first underwater films shot in the Cayman Islands, it contains all the big hits of the early nineties - schools of baitfish and tarpon, the wreck of the Oro Verde, Stingray City and a dive in a submersible to the totally intact wreck of the Kirk Pride, perched precariously on a coral pinnacel 800 feet down the sheer wall that plunges to the Cayman Trench.

53 minutes

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

Excellent diving conditions in this magnificent underwater environment are brought to life.
Introducing the stunning reefs of the Red Sea, plus chapters on:
WRECKS - Thistlegorm, Rosalie Moller, Dunraven and Salem Express
SHARKS - whale sharks, greys, the rarely seen thresher, silvertips, silkies, whitetips and schooling hammerheads.
PHOTOGRAPHY - tips from Charles Hood and Bob Whorton
TOP DIVE SITES - inspirational pictures from the Brothers, Elphinstone and the deep south where dolphins and manta rays are also encountered.
NIGHT DIVING - Red Sea at night.
SPECIAL FEATURES - includes 26 "learn more" videos and graphic maps giving essential information on 10 top dive sites.

90 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.

National geographic series Ocean Oases. Six 30 minute explorations:
- Alabra, Seychelles
- New Zealand
- Palau, Micronesia
- Fernando de Noronha, Brazil
- Cocos Island, Coast Rica
- Papua New Guinea

2 DVD set
3 hours

Two films:
e-mail from a shark
This is the story of discovering the secrets of one of the most ancient fish on the planet by a combination of modern technology and scientific detective work, find out where they come from, where they go and how they live.
The Shark Feeders

This film illustrates one of the more controversial adjuncts of sport diving - shark feeding. Begging ethical questions about the impact of human interaction with wild animals on their behaviour and future surviva

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

3 DVD set - over 10 hours

This is a television series that continues to bring the wonders of undersea adventure, natural history and archaeology to the home screen.

Includes:
Search for and discovery of HMHS Britannic.
Search for Atlantis.
Sunken Roman plunder.
Riddle of Easter Island.
Long lost shipwrecks of the Caribbean and Mediterranean.
"Warm Blooded Sea".

10 hours

Deep in the jungle of Papua New Guinea is a mysterious blue hole - the source of a river, guarded by ancient spirits and shrouded in mystery and legend. Apart from local tribal villagers, few had ever seen this place and no-one had dived the pool. This fillm shares with you the mysteries uncovered by these explorers, which even they did not expect to find.

This film juxtaposes this huge mysterious land of jungle cloaked mountains and pristine tropical islands, a society of isolated tribes where strange and gruesome traditions still survive and an ocean of massive biodiversity, coral reefs, unique creatures and the debris of world war. Klin Wara means clear water in the pidgin of Papua New Guinea.

Created by marine biologists J. Jensena and L. Harlin for divers.

This is a DVD identification guide that captures almost 1300 plant and animal species from the south Pacific region, filmed exclusively around Fiji and Tonga.
1,739 video clips.
Two DVDs - one for fish, the second for other marine life.

The Seychelles islands are scattered over 1.25 million square kilometres of the Indean Ocean with the most dazzling clear blue waters and abundent marine life to be explored and enjoyed by divers and snorkellers. The film includes chapters on diving even the most remote of these paradise islands, plus special features including a film on the whale sharks of the Seychelles and John's award winning Sezon Kreol.

2 DVD set.
2 hours 30 minutes

This is the definitive underwater guide to Papua New Guinea, the planet's most awesome and diverse destination for divers. Two DVDs offer 15 features on this huge land of forest clad mountains, bizarre animals, unique tribal cultures and the offshore wonders that accompany it. There are countless islands and reefs providing homes to strange and beautiful sea creatures. Wrecked ships and planes litter the jungle and sea floor, huge schools of fish swirl over the tips of remote undersea mountains and intriguing macro creatures remain and continue to be discovered.

2 DVD set.
2 hours 10 minutes

From the ocean shallows to the very depths of the abyss, some of the sea's strangest, ugliest and most dangerous creatures. Unique footage from the ocean deep of weird animals and behaviour, while from the shallows, ocean residents wilder than your craziest dreams.

This is about the biggest fish in our oceans, the whale shark, the basking shark and the great white shark. It draws together research conducted across the planet, overturning outdated theories and misconceptions about the behavioural patterns of these giants of the seas.

DVD Collection - 21 DVDs

Contents:
Odyssey
The Nile Part 1 & 2
Time Bomb at Fifty Fathoms
Mediterranean: Cradle or Coffin
Calypsos’s Search forAtlantis ½
Calypso’s Search for the Britannic
Diving For Roman Plunder
Blind Prophets of Easter Island
Clipperton Island: The Island Time Forgot
Lost Relics of the Sea
Warm-Blooded Sea: Mammals of the Deep

Rediscover of the World 1
Mississippi
Reluctant Ally/ Friendly Foe
Jacques Cousteau: The 1st 75 Years
Outrage at Valdez

Rediscover the World Series 2
Australia I: Out West Down Under
Australia II: Fortunes in the Sea
Australia III: Tasmania, Australia's Awakening Island
Australia IV: People of the Dry Sea
Australia V: People of Fire and Water
Australia – Continent of Dreams:
Andaman Islands
Indonesia I: The Devil's Orchard
Indonesia II: The Heart of the Sea
Danube I: The Curtain Rises
Danube II: The Dream of Charlemagne
Danube III: Cries of the River
Danube IV: The Inundations of the River
Philippines: Palawan - The Last Refuge
Nauru, the island planet
Great White Sharks
The Secret Societies of Dolphins and Whales - 1993
Mekong I: The Gift of Water
Mekong II: Vietnam and Cambodia, Children of Rice and Guns - 1993
Madagascar: Island of Heart and Soul I - 1995
Madagascar: Island of Heart and Soul II - 1995
Southern Africa: Diamonds of the Desert
Southern Africa: Sanctuaries for life
Across China with the Yellow River
Lake Baikal

3,820 minutes

Two films revealing the life styles of sea creatures from the most tiny to ocean roaming giants. You will discover home building, predatory and mating habits, as well as parental commitment and house raiding.

Two films, each 25 minutes

This computer program is designed to provide all the information support needed by a diver visiting the Red Sea. It comprises a number of modules linked by a graphical user interface making it both simple to use and effective. Ideal for pre-trip planning, post-trip logging or take it with you.

The software has many useful features but the key modules are:

Dive Site Maps. The dive sites are marked directly onto the maps. All the user need do is drill down to the level of detail they require. Sites are annotated with essential information and many supplemented with video clips, photographs and 3-D drawings.

Encyclopedia. Dive into the encyclopedia of marine animals of the Red Sea. You can browse through over 1800 creatures illustrated with photographs and video clips or search using the major characteristics you remember to home in on a specific animal.

Diver's Logbook. This is a powerful tool for capturing and storing information about dive sites of interest and your own dives. It offers great flexibility through linking to information in other modules, attaching personalised notes or standard information.

These and many more features such as the celestial chart and the tide calculator will enhance the diver's experience of the Red Sea.

Minimum System Requirements:
Microsoft Windows 2000/XP
Intel Pentium III-450 or equivalent, 256 MB of Operating Memory, 800 MB Hard Disk space
True Colour DirectX 8 compatible, Video with 16 MB RAM, DVD-ROM.

CD-Rom

This CD contains information on Red Sea dive sites, a course on underwater photography and an extensive library of images af marine life of the Red Sea