Protecting Panama
Forests & Marine Biodiversity Conservation in Guna Yala
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Biologist and Environmental Technical Support to the Guna Congress for matters related to conservation policy and environmental managem...
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Tourism Inspector for the Guna Yala General Congress’ Ministry of Tourism.
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Coordinator of the Boundaries Commission, Guna Yala.
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Technical Support of the Boundaries Commission of 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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Paul Redman is an award winning documentary filmmaker whose work has involved directing, filming and editing a variety of films on a ra...
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Growing up in Oklahoma, storytelling, whether around a campfire or on a long road trip, was always in integral part of Kelby’s li...s.
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Filmmaker, visual journalist & Emerging Filmmakers Program Director.
Jaye Renold is a filmmaker and visual journalist with a backgr...
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Joel Redman is a contemporary artist whose work focuses on the land, communities, climate change and the environment. Joel’s photogr...
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Reclaiming and strengthening indigenous culture is vital to maintaining ancestral connections to nature. This must be passed onto future generations by celebrating indigenous traditions. Embera youth are spearheading a cultural revival, after decades of assimilation, through traditional body painting and storytelling. Meanwhile sustainable community forestry initiatives are creating low impact income for communities that rely […]
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