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Honour In The Woods
Clear cutting has
been, for the last fifty years, the predominant method of forest
management on both public and private land in Nova Scotia.
There are however, remarkable individuals who have recognized
the damage being done through massive clear cuts, and who have
opted for more
sustainable forestry practices.
Honour in the Woods introduces us to fifteen woodlot owners and
forest activists from Nova Scotia in conversation about their
vision for healthy and sustainable forests. Each describes methods
they have used to restore and protect the biodiversity and richness
of the
Acadian forests in their care.
The film captures the wisdom of extraordinary people such as
Dr. Wilfrid Creighton who brings more than 100 years of experience
living and working in the woods; Pamela Langille, a woods worker
and
passionate activist; and forester Jim Drescher who has championed
sustainable forestry for years. This film inspires, and points
toward the kinds of
changes that will one day bring genuine honour
to the woods
and to all who spend time in them.
Honour in the Woods is dedicated with gratitude to Dr.
Wilfrid Creighton and
Pamela Langille, both of whom passed on as the film was
nearing its final form.
Produced and Edited by Kim Thompson
Directed Photographed and Edited by Marley
Parker
English Language. Run Time Aprox. 30min.
Available for Purchase.
DVD price $10.00 retail
For sales call Keith at 902-845-2458
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