New York
What the Glaciers Did to New York
From the Adirondacks to the Alleghenies, New York state was blanketed by soil and a variety of glacial deposits. This live action video discusses various ice stages which covered New York state and then shows the erosional and deposition features left behind. Using computer animation and live action, this video discusses and shows drumlins, glacial lakes, “Finger Lakes,” moraines, glacial striae, Niagara Falls and associated glacial features. This video is a must for earth science and geology classes in New York.
19 mins. | IVWGNY95D $32.95 DVD
19 mins. | IVWGNY95V $29.95 VHS
New Mountains from Old Rocks:
The Adirondacks
This video which uses live action and computer animation shows the geological development of the Adirondack Mountains in upstate New York. The program focuses on the Lake Placid region and shows how glaciers had profound effects on the landscape. It discusses Mount Whiteface. It also shows how this area developed through Cambrian, Ordovician, Devonian and Pleistocene epochs.
17 mins. | IVNMFO95D $32.95 DVD
17 mins. | IVNMFO95V $29.95 VHS