Rain Forest Hero Plants Over 30,000 Trees to Save the Amazon | Short Film Showcase
This short from Dan Childs and Nick Werber beautifully captures the way one community is learning to live in balance with their environment. For decades the people in the Manu region of Peru have used slash-and-burn as their primary farming technique. Realizing that there would soon be no forest left if this practice continued, Reynaldo Ochoa began experimenting with different approaches to farming the land. He’s now dedicated to reforesting the region and teaching residents more sustainable alternatives to deforestation, like agroforestry and permaculture.
Post Series: Peru
- 1.Meet Genesis from Peru – A day in her life
- 2.Rain Forest Hero Plants Over 30,000 Trees to Save the Amazon | Short Film Showcase
- 3.The New Environmentalists – From Peru to Tanzania
- 4.Witness the Harrowing Capture of a Wild Sloth for the Black Market | National Geographic
- 5.Peru’s dirty gold – TechKnow
- 6.The Farmer Growing 400 Different Kinds of Potatoes
- 7.Women Farmers and Andean Seeds: Shaping Futures in Peru
- 8.Peru – Strategies for Adaptation and Innovation of Agriculture Against Climate Change
- 9.Peru – Strategies of Adapting though Reforestation Activities: The Mountain Planting
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