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- Darkwoods - Where Nature Survives - The film shows the unrivaled nature through the seasons of a year.
Darkwoods - Where Nature Survives (2018)
Director: Angelika Sigl, Karl Teuschl
Writers: Angelika Sigl, Karl Teuschl
Narrator: Dan Wesker
Genre: Documentary
Language: English
Synopsis:
The film takes us into the nearly impassable Darkwoods in Canada, with its ecosystems of old growth valleys and alpine meadows - a wonderful part of British Columbia with unique flora and fauna. Until today, these remote mountain ranges are home to rare mountain caribou, endangered bats, grizzly bears, wolves and unique birds.
Half a century ago, Duke Carl von Württemberg purchased this 55.000 hectare land in the Selkirk Mountains and named it after his native Black Forest: Darkwoods. Germans had sustainably managed the forest for four decades.
Today, Darkwoods is back in Canadian hands - the plan is to make it the country’s showcase region. We observe the unrivaled nature through the seasons of a year and get enchanted by this region of inestimable value for plenty of rare animals.
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🌲 Darkwoods is truly a special place, where wild nature has preserved its original beauty
Magnificent.
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It's like there are no other kinds of trees.
Ever see a 'managed' forest on US public land?
Beautiful other than those collars on the caribou.
It's Kootenay lake! Not lake Kootenay, this is British Columbia not Quebec.
Was probably safer just left alone , all those
" experts " will mess it up for sure 😢
Sounds like we need millions of people to help this area survive, to stop tree and animal diseases from killing everything. Rather than just 10-100. It’s what we need worldwide. But capitalism stops progress, the opposite of what they say. People are too busy treading in water to stay afloat to think of helping anything or anyone else. Capitalism is the opposite of the Royal Law, James 2:8, If we fulfill the royal law…You shall love your neighbor as yourself, you do well. Capitalism thinks it’s right to give all the money to a few rich people, and have mega corporate slave plantations oppress everyone , including a past employee slave who did something that helped them make billions endlessly, while firing the employee because he got too sick to work!
There should be EQUAL wealth worldwide!
Never think “we should let nature takes its course” because humans have been destroying nature by building too many cars, roads, houses and causing climate change, so humans now need to help a starving polar bear eat a walrus by shooting one before it starves to death! Etc
Hope she doesnt get a face full.