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Saving the Last Wilderness

Sunday, 15 January 2017


The Arctic National Wildlife Refuge is home to many remarkable creatures.  In the language of the original Alaskans it means sacred place where life begins.  It is vast, serene and other-worldly yet our own world is impinging on it more and more.  Can this lovely place be saved before its pristine beauty is destroyed forever?  There are many who wish to see its preservation – as this superb film by Florian Schulz shows.  Sit back, grab a coffee and open your mind to wonder - this contains some of the best wildlife photography you can see.  For more information about how to help save this place, visit We Are The Arctic.

The Boreal Caribou of British Columbia

Saturday, 10 January 2015


The number of caribou in British Columbia is shrinking and as this happens both the ecology and local human culture changes.

This fascinating short film shows us some of the issues they face as well as the attempts by wildlife biologists to help sustain this species, truly one of Canada’s iconographic animals. It was commissioned by the 14th North American Caribou Workshop hosted in Fort St John, British Columbia in September 2012.

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