Series: 52 Episodes

Program Length: half-hour (23:29 min)

Program Description:

The north shore of this most northerly of Hawaiian islands is a region of lush vegetation, tumbling water and steep dramatic cliffs that plunge to the sea while the dry southern shores are characterized by sand dunes held in place by low-lying plants. Sue Ellen Fast explores and explains the fascinating geological beginnings of this beautiful island and the special plants and animals which have colonized it. She also has the exceptional opportunity to see the fascinating and intricate courtship ritual of the Layson Albatross in their protected nesting area.