Fish, Mercury, and Nutrition: The Net Effects DVD
Fish, Mercury, and Nutrition: The Net Effects DVD
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A Prairie Public health documentary about the benefits of eating fish and the risks of mercury exposure.
Fish, Mercury, and Nutrition: The Net Effects, a 30-minute documentary, explores the many benefits of eating ocean fish and the risk of mercury exposure for the population with the most to gain (or lose): unborn and young children. Pregnant and nursing moms will learn why two ocean fish meals a week during the critical window of development can safely give their babies lifelong benefits. The rest of the population also benefits by including ocean fish in their healthy diets.
Fish, Mercury, and Nutrition: The Net Effects is a production of Prairie Public Broadcasting in collaboration with the University of North Dakota Energy & Environmental Research Center, Grand Forks, North Dakota. Funding is provided by the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration National Marine Fisheries Service Pacific Islands Regional Office, and the members of Prairie Public.
Executive Producers: Bob Dambach and Laura Raymond
Producers/Writers: Charlene Crocker and Daniel Daly
Production Associate: Sheila Hanson
Narrator: Dan Michaels
Details
Studio: Prairie Public
Genre: Documentary – Health & Science
Format: DVD
Runtime: 30 minutes