Last stronghold of the eagles

In 1782, the U.S. adopted the eagle as the national emblem. Today, the eagle is an endangered species with only one great stronghold in the country. Photographed in Southeast Alaska and culminating in the spectacular winter gathering of eagles in the Chilkat Valley, this film explores the habitat and life cycle of the Bald Eagle.
, Explores the life cycle of the bald eagle, from courtship, through mating, to the raising and fledging of young eaglets. Culminates in the winter gathering of thousands of eagles in southeast Alaska, where human development now threatens their habitat.
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In 1782, the U.S. adopted the eagle as the national emblem. Today, the eagle is an endangered species with only one great stronghold in the country. Photographed in Southeast Alaska and culminating in the spectacular winter gathering of eagles in the Chilkat Valley, this film explores the habitat and life cycle of the Bald Eagle.
, Explores the life cycle of the bald eagle, from courtship, through mating, to the raising and fledging of young eaglets. Culminates in the winter gathering of thousands of eagles in southeast Alaska, where human development now threatens their habitat.NOTE: Two (or more) records have been merged together to create this data.

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