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| 20 April 2011
1. In the chapter FILM PROGRAMMES:
The Eco Film Club
Sadhana Forest, Friday May 13th at 19:00
Wild Frogs:
The Thin Green Line
Genre: Documentary, Produced by: National Geographic, 51 Minutes, English
Frogs have been on this planet for more than 250 million years, evolving into some of the most wondrous and diverse creatures on Earth. Today, they are at the centre of one of the greatest mass extinctions since the dinosaurs. It is a crisis unfolding around the world. Where the calls of frogs once filled the air, now we hear only silence. Their impact on the world’s ecosystems is great. Frogs sit right in the middle of the food chain, and without them, other creatures are disappearing, too. We are only just beginning to understand what life may be like without them. The race is on to stem the tide – before the next frog crosses the thin, green line.
2. In the chapter FILM PROGRAMMES:
The Eco Film ClubSadhana Forest, Friday May 20th at 19:00
Blue Gold:
World Water Wars
Directed by: Sam Bozzo, 2008, 100 Minutes, English.
Genre: Documentary, Social Issues, Environmentalism.
Wars of the future may be fought over water as they are over oil today, as the source of human survival enters the global marketplace and political arena. Corporate giants, private investors, and governments compete for control of our dwindling supply, prompting protests, lawsuits, and revolutions from citizens fighting for the right to survive. Past civilizations have collapsed from poor water management. Can the human race survive? Join us as we find out!
3.In the chapter FILM PROGRAMMES:
The Eco Film Club
Sadhana Forest, Friday May 27th at 19:00
Planet Earth:
Jungles
Produced by: British Broadcasting Corporation, 2006, 50 Minutes, English.
Genre: Documentary, Nature.
Jungles and tropical rainforests occupy only 3% of the land on earth yet are home to over half of the world's species. New Guinea is inhabited by many kinds of birds of paradise, which avoid conflict with each other by living in different parts of the island. Within the thick forest canopy, sunlight is prized, and the death of a tree begins a race by saplings to fill the vacant space. As many as 44 types of bird and monkey have been observed picking from a single fig tree. The sounds of the jungle throughout the day are explored, from the early morning calls of apes and orangutan to the nocturnal noise of courting tree frogs. In the Congo, traveling forest elephants are shown at a clearing to feed on clay minerals within the mud. Finally, chimpanzees are one of the few jungle animals able to travel both on the forest floor and in the canopy to search for food. In Uganda, members of a 150-strong community of these primates invade a neighboring area in order to gain control of it.
Before the movie at exactly 16:30 you are welcome to join us for a full tour of Sadhana Forest and an update of our most recent work!
After the movie you are welcome to join us for a free vegan dinner and
Jam Session - Drum Circle; bring your instrument and play for the moon!
Before the movie at exactly 16:30 you are welcome to join us for a full tour of Sadhana Forest and an update of our most recent work!
After the movie you are welcome to join us for a free vegan dinner and Jam Session - Drum Circle; bring your instrument and play for the moon!
Bus service for the Sadhana Forest Tour- DEPARTURE SOLAR KITCHEN: 16:00
Bus service to the Eco film Club - DEPARTURE SOLAR KITCHEN: 18:00 and RETURN FROM SADHANA FOREST: 22:00
The bus service is operated by ACT. For more information about the bus service please contact ACT, SaraCon 2622962 or This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it