Ever wonder how they get those steady moving shots through the forest? Here is a low-tech cable dolly that we've made to get some dynamic shots on some of our productions. For more detailed drawings and descriptions go to: http://www.thewildclassroom.com/wildfilmschool/gettingstarted/cabledolly.html Cable Dolly built by Ed Watkins and Hazen Audel

What inspires you to teach science? This is the question we asked at this years NSTA meeting in Boston. For more information to go http://www.untamedscience.com - a product of http://www.thewildclassroom.com

It is true! Global warming is causing sea ice to melt in the polar regions of planet earth. But, have you ever seen the actual images? Rob and Jonas bring you this short EcoFact on a recent trip to SvalbardFor more info go to http://www.thewildclassroom.com/biomes/icecaps.html

Fungi are all around us, yet we rarely see them. In fact, the only time we see them is when they send up their fruiting bodies. Imagine only seeing a plant if it was in flower!To learn more go to TheWildClassroom.com

Who ever said a pumpkin was a squash? Well its true! ... sort of. Both pumpkins and squash belong to the Cucurbitaceae family, otherwise known as the squash or gourd family. One of the more famous genera is the Cucurbita. Thats were we get both our pumpkins and some of our squash. Learn more by going to the Wild Classroom and checking out our page on the Cucurbitaceae.

The Ecogeeks at the Jackson Hole Wildlife Film Festival! This year we were officially selected as finalists in the New Media category. The festival is the top wildlife filmmaking festival of the year and we feel extremely honored to have been chosen this time around. We are also extremely grateful to everyone who has subscribed to our podcasts. Big things are happening with us and because of that we'll be able to expand and provide more great content to everyone who has told us they want more. As always, log on to www.thewildclassroom.com, and never stop exploring!

Jonas has been with us since the beginning ... since that first trip to Mexico. Actually almost 10 years ago, it was Jonas and Rob, who in Australia studying Marine Biology, dreamed of traveling the world. This dream finally materialized in what we now call The Wild Classroom.

It seems like so long ago now that we had our first real filmmaking expedition. When we filmed this documentary in 2003, most of the crew had never actually met, but we had something big planned. This is the preview to our first video ever! We make no excuses for our cheesy graphics or our lack of decent podcasting clothes. What can we say, it was the start of a great mission for us all.Full length video can be seen at: http://www.thewildclassroom.com/expeditions/mexico/video.html

Join Ecogeek Rich Blundell as he tries to solve the mystery of Africa's declining Grevy's Zebras.Did you know there are 4 species of zebra? Did you know that more than one are endangered?Check out more free eco-themed videos at TheWildClassroom.com or simply read more about Grevy Zebras and how this story unraveled.

The Ecogeeks bring you another lighthearted biology video. This time they're in Sweden visiting crew member, and marine biologist Jonas Stenstrom. We've also managed to convince Stephanie Schneider to come along as they all hunt for something different in the ocean. The most important thing to remember though, is that there is never a lack of cool things to explore. We hope this message comes across in the video. Check out more free eco-themed videos at The Wild Classroom or simply read more about Temperate Coastal Oceans.