Lebendige Berge - Die Geologie Südtirols
South Tyrol, with its diverse landscapes and geological features, tells a rich story about Earth's history, from volcanic eruptions to coral formation and the creation, evolution, and destruction of mountains over millions of years. A journey through the geological history of this region is the subject of the recently released 50-minute documentary film in German, "Living Mountains - The Geology of South Tyrol." The main protagonist, besides the rocks themselves, is Benno Baumgarten, the curator of geology at the South Tyrol Museum of Nature in Bolzano. The film is a production of Wieser Media, in collaboration with the South Tyrol Museum of Nature, the Film and Media Office of the Autonomous Province of Bolzano, and RAI South Tyrol.

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Südtirol unter Eis - Eine Spurensuche

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Von den Anfängen Afrikas | Kontinente in Bewegung | ARTE Fernweh

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Atacama Desert 4K. The Driest Desert in The World. Scenic Landscapes.

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Dolomiten aus der Luft - Die letzten Paradiese (TV-Dokumentation)

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Kreislauf der Gesteine

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Food in South Tyrol: The cuisine of the Italian Alps | ARD Travel

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Zur Entstehung der Dolomiten, Unesco Weltnaturerbe, Naturmuseum Südtirol

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Germany's mountains rediscovered | The high heart of Europe (1/4)

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Traumziele Dolomiten, Meran und Trentino: Von Südtirol an den Gardasee | SWR Doku

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Grand Canyon - Abenteuer Erdgeschichte | Doku HD | ARTE

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Südtirol - 100 Jahre zwischen Tirolität und Italianità (2018)

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Expedition Europa – Geburt eines Kontinents 1/2 | Ganze Folge Terra X

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Die Dolomiten – Sommer in den italienischen Alpen | ARD Reisen

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Berggasthöfe und Buschenschänken in Südtirol | Unter unserem Himmel | BR | Doku | Berge

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Unter dem Vulkan - Der Mate Grande in Patagonien | Doku HD | ARTE

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Der blühende Schatz - Rupert Huter und sein Herbarium

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Der Dolomiten-Höhenweg Nr.1 | Wandern im Gipfelparadies | Doku | Bergauf-Bergab | BR

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Planet Wissen - Vulkane

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Geologie der Schweiz 1: Europäisches Grundgebirge – Grimsel & Susten

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