l Places in South America

- British Columbia - Among the Orcas

The two-person Atlas team spent 6 days in sea kayaks following "killer whales" through the waves and strong currents in the straits dividing the mainland from little islands of British Columbia, a region of high, snow-capped mountains, deep fjords and ancient forests of red cedar and spruce.

- Alaska - In the Land of the Eskimos

Snow-covered mountain tops, marshes, forests, glaciers tantalizing with their dazzling blue color under a sun which courses through the sky for 24 hours...

- Arches - Nature's Masterpieces: National Park

Balanced Rock: 3500 tons of stone precariously balanced on a small base . . . Landscape Arch: The widest natural arch of the world . . . And 2000 others . . . Arches National Park in Utah surpasses the human imagination with its rock formations.

- San Diego - There's Life in the West

Flame-winged flamingoes, flamenco tunes charged with emotion echoing through the streets, a coastal strip extending for kilometers, part Mexico, part America... San Diego, the largest natural harbor on the west coast of the United States, is 30km from the Mexican border.

- Yellowstone - The Wild Heart of the States

For more than a century, the United States' oldest national park, Yellowstone, has welcomed visitors with its wild landscapes, animals, geysers, mud cauldrons and Mammoth Springs.