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Moa's Ark : Building the Ark
Moa's Ark : Building the Ark
Television (Full Length) – 1990 Nature Documentary
Moa's Ark
Why is New Zealand's landscape and flora and fauna so...
Christchurch
As a showcase history of Christchurch onscreen this...
Across the Main Divide
Another main divide crossing
Primeval Survivors
NFU short film on tuatara
The Glacier Climbers
Another journey across the Southern Alps from West to East
Lynn of Tawa - In Search of the Great New Zealand Male
Robin Judkins also features in this doco
The Mighty Moa
A documentary on the extinct giant moa
Seven Black Robins
Another classic from TVNZ's Natural History Unit
The Snowline is Their Boundary
A 50s NFU film about sheep farming in the Southern Alps
Volcanic Fury - White Island
A visit to White Island
Primeval New Zealand
Another NHNZ show featuring tuatara
Weekly Review No. 267 - Winter Sports at Mount Cook
Promotional film about recreation at Aoraki/Mt Cook
Tongariro National Park
A 50s promo showcasing Tongariro National Park
Footrot Flats
Moa's Ark director Peter Hayden voices Cooch and Irish...
Moa's Ark : Invaders of the Last Ark
The second programme in this series
Wildlife of the Mountains
Earlier nature doco style from NFU
Under the Mountain - The Alien World Below (Episode Four)
A science fiction look at NZ volcanoes
Looking at New Zealand - White Island
More ring of fire geology lessons
Legend of Birds
Little Barrier Island features in this 1962 documentary
‘Moa's Ark' set sail 80 million years ago. David Bellamy becomes an ancient mariner and retraces the voyage of the islands of New Zealand (using contemporary science as his guide). In this first episode he finds out why New Zealand is called the Shaky Isles, gets face to face with the "living fossil" the tuatara, is inspired by meat pies, and discovers geography as he competes in the annual Coast to Coast race over the Southern Alps — with directional and gorse eradication aid coming from legendary race organiser Robin Judkins.
Availability
Stock footage from this programme can be licensed at www.nhnzmovingimages.com