
Planet in Focus 2020
Time to start watching. The Planet in Focus 2020 festival starts NOW. Continue reading Planet in Focus 2020
Time to start watching. The Planet in Focus 2020 festival starts NOW. Continue reading Planet in Focus 2020
August 30, 2016 – Montreal – National Film Board of Canada (NFB). New this fall on NFB.ca: more than 60 new films can be viewed free of charge as of now, including several recent documentaries that have won awards in Canada and abroad, by renowned filmmakers such as Alanis Obomsawin, Paul Cowan, William D. MacGillivray and Justin Simms. Continue reading More than 60 new films now available free on NFB.ca
Sunday, APRIL 3rd, CBC Television’s The Nature of Things premieres SAVE MY LAKE, a documentary that plunges into the scientific and environmental factors behind the shocking deterioration of spectacular Lake Winnipeg over the past 35 years. Continue reading Save My Lake (Lake Winnipeg) – Nature of Things
SAVE MY LAKE, a documentary that plunges into the scientific and environmental factors behind the shocking deterioration of spectacular Lake Winnipeg over the past 35 years. Continue reading Save My Lake (Lake Winnipeg) – Nature of Things
Check out this new documentary about pesticides…there is an astonishing connection between beautiful lawns and hospital visits. A … Continue reading A Chemical Reaction – A Documentary
*A powerful and important movie that captures the people behind the issues facing our forests – Tzeporah Berman, cofounder ForestEthics … Continue reading The Green Chain locks down Toronto!
The aim of Footprints: Environment and the Way We Live
is to present films and teaching material that explore, document and
bring to light various environmental problems Canadians have been
facing for over half a century. Some Canadian films on the subject date
back to 1928! The site also aims to illustrate and explain the
unbreakable ties between Canadians’ social and cultural lives and their
environment; to expose the environmental problems facing the people,
wildlife and plants of Canada; and to help teachers present the issues
linked to the relationship between our culture and our environment in a
dynamic and easily understood form, while meeting the objectives of
school curricula. The site targets high school and college students as
well as other Canadians and consists of an English and a French part.
Continue reading “Footprints: Environment and the Way We Live”