Shows the Cousteau team exploring the country of Haiti. Described by Christopher Columbus as a paradise, this once lush, verdant land is today almost entirely deforested and inhabited by the poor.
Shows Jacques Cousteau and his crew as they explore the ecology of Cuba. Cousteau and Cuban premier Fidel Castro discuss how environmental conscientiousness can be developed in the general public.
The Cousteau team sails the Sea of Cortez in search of the marine life that thrives here. The expedition learns that commercial fishing may soon strip the natural diversity from these waters.
Shows the Cousteau team as it explores the open seas of the South Pacific. Tells how the people of the Marquesas Islands have endured since the discovery of the islands and the changes that they have experienced.
Calypso's divers explore the Great Barrier Reef and its coral polyp. Later the team captures footage of the duck-billed platypus and the sea crocodile. As Cousteau examines the art, myths, and revered creatures of the Aborigines, we see the link between their culture and the sea.
