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Putting a Price on Nature’s Bounty

Nature is priceless — or is it?

If we put a cash price on the economic services that, say, watersheds or insects or coastal mangroves provide, would we value Nature more? Would we be prepared to change our ways of measuring wealth and economic growth? And if we did, would that slow down the extinctions and collapse of ecosystems?

These are the questions being probed by Nature, Inc., a path-breaking TV documentary series that puts a price-tag on Nature and its environmental services that we take for granted.

Nature Inc series is particularly timely during 2010 the International Year of Biodiversity. The UN-designated year is a celebration of biological diversity and its value.

Nature Inc series 1 consists of six half-hour episodes, now available in one DVD compilation.

Special Offer: The complete series of 6 programmes now available in 3-DVD pack at USD 30 + dispatch

Nature Inc. Series 1: A Fruit and Nut Case

A Fruit and Nut Case looks at the cost to the almond industry due to a fall in the bee population and the vital role of fruit bats in the chocolate industry.

Trees on Tap goes to New York, Ecuador and Jordan to see how protecting our most precious assets, water and biodiversity can save billions.

Bloom or Bust looks at the new breed of investors who are making substantial and sustainable profits by going long-term and investing in keeping ecosystems healthy.

Nature Inc. Series 1: The Aliens Have Landed

Slippery Slopes goes to the Andes and finds disappearing glaciers that people in Bolivia, Ecuador and Peru rely on for their drinking water.

The Aliens Have Landed offers a keyhole into the price nations are paying for failing to stop species invasion.

Coral Cashpoint investigates a claim that our coral reefs are worth $30 billion a year giving us work and food but why people are destroying them.