Coextinction explores what's happening to the Southern Resident Killer Whales and the B.C. salmon populations on which they survive.
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Planet in Focus Environmental Film Festival announces its 2021 programming line-up, which includes Wochiigii Io: End of Peace and Last of the Right Whales.
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Ground War director Andrew Nisker discusses his documentary, the fight for safe green space, his father's legacy, and more ahead of the film's premiere at Planet in Focus.
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Keep Reading"I’m inspired by Sandra Steingraber every day. What she says is that she’s a biologist and she’s a mother. And so, the way that she fought was with her whole heart. And
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