Summary

TREASURES OF THE GREENBELT

Source Archive Films by Getty Images
Title: TREASURES OF THE GREENBELT
File Number: IDG-2 Beta SP
Color: Color
Type: Documentary
Year: 1986
Subjects: Ecology, environmentalism
Description: Color 1986 Reveals that the nine counties surrounding San Francisco Bay hold some of the most beautiful and productive land in America - 4 million acres of parks and watersheds, farms and ranches, forests and vineyards - the 'Greenbelt' of the urban Bay Area. Explains the Greenbelt concept and its importance to the region ecologically and in terms of quality of life. Includes a real cowboy who works his cattle one hour from San Francisco, a master grapevine pruner in Napa Valley, the rare and endangered Mission Blue butterfly, antler - crashing tule elk in Point Reyes National Seashore. Hosted by San Francisco TV personality Jerry Graham. (FVF)
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