Promotes Wisconsin Farm Technology Days which showcases Wisconsin’s number one industry.  Featuring something for everyone – educational displays, exhibits, demonstrations, commercial displays, new equipment, techniques and technology, Farm Technology Days demonstrates that Wisconsin Agriculture is the State’s economic driving force. (2006) - DVD  (6:00).

“A sourcebook of youth-driven ideas and activities on race diversity”, this kit uses Wisconsin Public Television broadcasts to spark interest and discussion among 4-H youth, ages 12-18 on the subjects of race and diversity.  Consists of three activity modules – “Understanding personal cultural identity”, “Identifying and dispelling stereotypes” and “Adapting to a new home (immigration). Each module contains a set of video clips to be watched as the basis for discussion and activity.  Modules can be implemented in any order and each will take approximately 45-60 minutes, with the option of continuing for a longer period of time. (2004) – VHS VIDEO, SOURCEBOOK.

The story of the Coon Creek watershed in Vernon County, Wisconsin, one of the most studied watersheds in the country.  In 1933 Coon Creek watershed was selected as the first erosion control demonstration project in the nation.  Many of the soil conservation practices experimented with there are still in use today.  The project was wildly successful.  It slowed erosion, improved fertility and agriculture in the Coon Creek was vitalized.  (2005) - DVD  (9:00)

Provides an overview of sustainable agriculture concepts, featuring case studies of Wisconsin farmers. Demonstrates that by finding ways to cut down on costs and chemicals, farmers are creating a new kind of agriculture, one that is more natural, profitable and sustainable for both the farmers and the land.  (1995) - VHS VIDEO  (58:00)

Fire souls are people who are passionate about an issue.  In this case the issue is sustainability.  This program details the work of people in northwest Wisconsin to create sustainable communities that would be ecologically, economically and socially healthy. (2010) - DVD  (15:00)

Focuses on why dairy operators in Western Wisconsin have turned to the Hispanic workforce to meet their labor needs.  Tells the stories of 3 Hispanic workers who have relocated to Wisconsin and some of the dairy farmers who have employed them.   Highlights the goals and aspirations of the Hispanic employees as well as the biggest challenges facing the employers and employees. (2002) - VHS VIDEO  (28:00)

Focuses on the collection of the WI Geological and Natural History Survey which details the history of the earth in Wisconsin.  The WGNHS “Library” is comprised of huge rocks to fist-sized samples, core samples, cuttings and mine maps.  The program discusses the importance of the collection, the work of the scientists who query the collection and its value in helping to solve ground water problems and other geological issues. (2005) - DVD  (13:00)

Describes the history of hydro-power, its economic and environmental impacts, and how people in Wisconsin are working together to reduce the environmental problems. Appropriate for local government officials, resource managers, reservoir property owners, and school groups. (1992) - VHS VIDEO  (20:00)

Features key programs that exemplify Milwaukee County CES’ objective of providing high-quality, low-cost educational opportunities that: emphasize personal and professional skill building, reach those who are traditionally underserved, help improve quality of life and strengthen organizations. (2010) - DVD  (17:00)

The official video guide to Wisconsin’s eleven Native Nations. Provides a video tour of pow wows, the wild rice harvest and other tribal traditions that make up a proud heritage that still thrives within each Nation. Serves as an invitation to get better acquainted with these Wisconsin neighbors.  (1995) - VHS VIDEO  (45:00)

UWEX production focusing on familiar land use issues – tourism, northern Wisconsin environment, urban sprawl, mining, wetlands, ag land, transportation, cost of public services, and local governmental decision-making. Useful as a point of departure in land use education to show how little things have changed in 25 years.  (1975) - VHS VIDEO  (30:00)

Explores the diverse activities along one of Wisconsin’s great natural resources. Portrays many aspects of the Wisconsin River, from its history, to its management for flood control and use by industries, to its use as a wildlife habitat and recreation area. **VHS format also available – #15777**. (1986) - DVD  (29 min.)

Explores the diverse activities along one of Wisconsin’s great natural resources. Portrays many aspects of the Wisconsin River, from its history, to its management for flood control and use by industries, to its use as a wildlife habitat and recreation area. **DVD format also available – #19044**.  (1986) - DVD  (29 min.)

Provides a glimpse of the Wisconsin Idea in action at the University of Wisconsin-Madison’s School of Human Ecology which celebrated its centennial in 2003.  Segments covering  1. A history of SOHE (4:42) – 2. The ABC Project (10:05) – 3. Beaded Prayers Project (7:25) – 4. Family Impact Seminars (8:06) – 5. Family Voices (10:20) and a short presentation by Dean Robin Douthitt (2:00) demonstrate the link between research and outreach at SOHE.  (2005) - DVD  (31 min.)

Examines twelve estuaries along Wisconsin’s northern coastline on Lake Superior. An individual knowledgeable about each estuary offers their perspective on what makes that particular estuary both important and unique. **VHS format also available – #18745**. (2004) - DVD  (47:00).

Examines twelve estuaries along Wisconsin’s northern coastline on Lake Superior. An individual knowledgeable about each estuary offers their perspective on what makes that particular estuary both important and unique. **DVD format also available – #19047**. (2004) - VHS VIDEO (47 min.)

Conveys a hopeful message that together people can make changes to reduce child poverty.  Provides illustrations of Wisconsin urban and rural communities and the success they have realized through collective energy. DVD, "VISION 2020 REPORT CARD" (15p). (2007) - DVD  (22 min.)

Describes different types of wetlands, and the wildlife and plants found in each in Wisconsin. Discusses water quality and flood control benefits of wetlands, along with land use activities that can either damage or protect wetlands. Viewers are invited to investigate wetlands and discover their wonder.  (1993) - VHS VIDEO  (12 min.)

Host Shelley Ryan continues her theme of visiting Wisconsin’s gardens.  Those visited include – Longenecker Gardens at the UW-Madison Arboretum; The Flying Peg in Algoma; A private garden in Green Bay and The Gardens of Taliesin at Spring Green. (2010) - DVD  (29 min.)

Master Gardener Shelley Ryan and her guests visit some of Wisconsin’s great, outstanding, inspiring gardens – both public and private.  (2000) - VHS VIDEO  (29 min.)

Host Shelley Ryan visits a variety of Wisconsin Gardens from the far north to the southern part of the state.  She begins at the Winter Greenhouse in Winter, WI followed by the Children’ Garden at the Green Bay Botanical Garden. From there she goes to the West of the Lake Gardens in Manitowoc and finishes her tour at the West Madison Agricultural Research Station. (2009) - DVD  (28 min.)