INSIDE HAWAIIAN VOLCANOES goes beyond the beauty of surface eruptions and takes you deep underground where you will learn how Hawaiian volcanoes actually work. Cutaway views and transparent gelatin models of volcanoes enable you to see below the surface and learn about Kilauea's underground volcanic plumbing system.

Contains spectacular views of lava fountains and flows, scientists at work, as well as rare early 20th-century footage of Hawaiian Volcano Observatory founder Thomas A. Jaggar working on the volcano. No other video presents such a wide range of fascinating topics relating to what goes on INSIDE HAWAIIAN VOLCANOES!

This 25-minute color video was produced in 1989 by the late Maurice P. Krafft, in collaboration with the Smithsonian Institution and the U.S. Geological Survey. Narrated by Roger Mudd. Script and geologic advice by: Wendell A. Duffield (U.S. Geological Survey), Richard S. Fiske (Smithsonian Institution), and Donald A. Swanson (U.S. Geological Survey).

Awarded 5 Stars by the Journal of Geological Education - "If you buy only one video about Hawaiian volcanism, this should be the one." A teachers guide (22 pages) is also available that contains questions and answers relating to the video, as well as three laboratory exercises.