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| Directed by Beryl Fox |
| Canada, 1970 (documentary, 47 minutes, colour, English) |
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Film Description: "Focuses on the need to protect our natural resources and environment by looking at the season of spring from Florida to Maine, pointing out the role alligators, snakes, and caribou play within their habitat." -- WorldCat (source) |
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| Written by: | Beryl Fox, Philip S. Hobel, Douglas Leiterman |
| Based on: | North with the Spring, a book by Edwin Way Teale |
| Produced by: | Beryl Fox |
| Narrator: | Patrick Watson |
| Cinematography: | Hideaki Kobayashi |
| Film Editing: | Gene Ellis |
| Music: | Peter Winkler |
| Production Company: | Hobel Leiterman Productions |
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