"Peace With Nature in Costa Rica" World Premiere at the 2020 WCFF. Oak Alley Productions. Stuart J. Tanner, Director
SYNOPSIS:
In the 1980s Costa Rica was on the verge of losing its forests and biodiversity and was on its way toward becoming just another country in a long list that has had its natural resources and wealth ripped out and sold off without seeing tangible benefits for the country itself. However, over the last few decades Costa Rica restored its forests while providing employment and financial security for its people. How they did it is a story that can inspire the world and show a path to both protecting the ecological wealth and diversity of a nation while providing much needed income and employment.
The WCFF mission is to inform, engage and inspire wildlife conservation through the power of film and media. | Due to the continued closure of movie theaters in New York City and Los Angeles the 10th annual WCFF will be virtual. October 1-November 8 with over 250 documentary films and daily Live Chats with international filmmakers scientists, conservationists | WCFF returns to New York, Los Angeles, Miami and Monterrey, Mexico with live audience events.
Tickets on sale September 7. Festival Pass is $12 for unlimited 24/7 access, October 1 - November 8. Watch on your TV, Android phone/tablet, Computer/Laptop, on Apple TV with your IPhone.
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