"Back from the Brink - Montana's Wildlife Legacy" is a historical two-part award winning DVD about exploitation and depletion, need and greed and ultimately a story of restoration, renewal and rebirth of Montana's rich wildlife resource. Each part includes many historical photos, films, illustrations, paintings and interviews of old timers, citizens, sportsmen, historians, and wildlife experts. It has been and continues to be featured by Montana PBS TV. The DVD was produced by Terry N. Lonner, Media Works Studio. He worked as professional wildlife biologist for 28 years until he retired as Chief of Research and Technical Services for Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks.

Part One chronicles the depletion of Montana's wildlife during the 1800s and also features the beginning of Montana's conservation movement during the first half of the 20th Century. This part also features the introduction and restoration of upland game birds and waterfowl.

Part Two documents how Montana citizens, state and federal agencies and universities worked together to take action in restoring the state's once abundant big game and furbearer populations.

Both Parts One and Two are included on the DVD.