Protecting Panama
Conservación de biodiversidad de bosques y marina en Guna Yala
Lanzamiento
December 2016
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- Panama
- Participatory-made film
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Guna communities have long been recognised for protecting the #forests along their coastline; despite significant threats from farming and industrial logging, they are proven protectors of their ancestral forests.
Today they face uncertainty over the sea that surrounds their island homes. Increasing encroachment by luxury vessels threatens the long term viability of their reefs. Without the support of the government of Panama and clear rights, they face an increasingly bitter struggle to protect the marine biodiversity in these waters.
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Biólogo guna y personal técnico de apoyo al Congreso Guna en temas ambientales y biológicas, así como políticas de conservación y...
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Inspectora de Turismo del Congreso General Guna.
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Coordinador de la Comisión de Límite, Guna Yala.
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Apoyo Técnico de la Comisión de Límite de Guna Yala.
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Formed in 2006, by Paul Redman (director & camera) and Tim Lewis (producer & sound), Handcrafted Films have worked in many diff...y.
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Ganador de varios premios, Paul Redman es un director de documentales cuya obra se ha centrado en la dirección, grabación y edición ...).
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Original de Oklahoma, a Kelby siempre le ha apasionado la narración historias, ya fuera junto al fuego o en viajes de carretera. Se gr...s.
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Jaye Renold es cineasta y periodista visual, con experiencia en campañas medioambientales, antropología y artes visuales. Dirige, fil...
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Joel Redman ha ganado varios premios como fotógrafo y ha realizado trabajos y exposiciones a nivel internacional. Su obra ha sido publ...
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