BGuthrie Photos: DC Env Film Festival (2015) -- Living Wild: Wildlife Shorts Program (w/Robin Moore and Roshan Patel) @ Carnegie Inst

DC Env Film Festival (2015) -- Living Wild: Wildlife Shorts Program (w/Robin Moore and Roshan Patel) @ Carnegie Inst:

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Description of Pictures: Living Wild: Wildlife Shorts Program

THE FROG PHOTOGRAPHER (USA, 2014, 17 min.) Conservation biologist, amphibian specialist and nature photographer Robin Moore documents some of the smallest four-legged creatures in the Costa Rican rainforest on the Osa Peninsula, home to 2.5 percent of all the world’s unique species. Directed and produced by Thaddeus D. Matula.

PRIDE (USA, 2013, 15 min.) The cultural relationship between residents of Gujarat, India and the last remaining population of Asiatic Lions in the world is explored in this film. With fewer than 50 lions in the wild at the turn of the 21st century, rural communities worked with the government to create a haven for this top predator and are successfully securing its place in the ecosystem. Directed and produced by Roshan Patel.

STICKY (Australia, 2013/2014, 20 min.) Washington, D.C. Premiere A handful of stick insects, the last of their kind, clung to life on a single bush for 80 years. Now back from the brink of extinction, when can they go home?Sticky tells an animated, captivating Australian conservation story. Directed and produced by Jilli Rose.

THE ANIMATED LIFE OF A.R. WALLACE (USA, 2013, 8 min.) The life of Alfred Russel Wallace, who is co-credited with Charles Darwin for the theory of natural selection, is celebrated in this paper-puppet animation.Directed and produced by Flora Lichtman and Sharon Shattuck.

SILENCING THE THUNDER (USA, 2014, 26 min.) Every year hundreds of Yellowstone’s bison are shot to prevent a disease — brucellosis — from both infecting Montana’s domestic cattle herds and collapsing ranchers’ livelihoods. Will this controversial practice prevent the restoration of America’s last wild-bison population? Directed and produced by Edward M. Roqueta.

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Specific picture descriptions: Photos above with "i" icons next to the bracketed sequence numbers (e.g. "[1] ") are described as follows:
1. SHORTS_150329_008.JPG: Robin Moore and Roshan Patel
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