Showing posts with label indonesia. Show all posts
Showing posts with label indonesia. Show all posts
Tuesday, 10 March 2009
Climate Change - State of the Forest Episode 8
State of the Forest - Climate Change
Video sent by Films4
Episode 8 in the www.films4.org/forests project.
Wednesday, 23 April 2008
Tears of Mother Mooi: Papuan Series Episode 2
The Mooi people talk about how the arrival of palm oil has changed their way of life.
© PT Triton (10:54 minutes)
Episode 2 in a 4 part compilation "Save the People and Forests of Papua"
The set of films made entirely by Papuan NGOs in collaboration with villagers, tell how their communities have been adversely affected by destructive logging and oil palm plantations.
The four short films, launched under the collective banner: “Save the People and Forests of Papua” give an insight into a country which is currently off-limits to journalists.
For more information, please contact:
• Timer Manurung, Telapak, Tel: +62 811 125 006 / Fax: +62 (0) 21 8310570
e-mail: timer.manurung@gmail.com
• Jago Wadley, EIA, Tel: +62 (0) 813 866 21940 / Fax: +62 (0) 21 8310570
e-mail: jagowadley@eia-international.org
• Septer Manufandu, at Foker LSM Papua for information about the “Save the People and Forests of Papua”: septer_manufandu@yahoo.com
Tel: +62 (0)967573511 / Fax: +62 (0) 0967 573 512 / Mob: +62 (0) 812 487 6321
Find out more about the Films4Conservation Initiative at:
http://www.films4.org
Saturday, 12 April 2008
Defenders of the Tribal Boundaries: Papuan Series Episode 1
Defenders of the Tribal Boundaries: Papuan Series Episode 1
Uploaded by Films4
© Mnukwar Production (11:50 minutes)
Episode 1 in a 4 part compilation "Save the People and Forests of Papua"
The set of films made entirely by Papuan NGOs in collaboration with villagers, tell how their communities have been adversely affected by destructive logging and oil palm plantations.
The four short films, launched under the collective banner: “Save the People and Forests of Papua” give an insight into a country which is currently off-limits to journalists.
For more information, please contact:
• Timer Manurung, Telapak, Tel: +62 811 125 006 / Fax: +62 (0) 21 8310570
e-mail: timer.manurung@gmail.com
• Jago Wadley, EIA, Tel: +62 (0) 813 866 21940 / Fax: +62 (0) 21 8310570
e-mail: jagowadley@eia-international.org
• Septer Manufandu, at Foker LSM Papua for information about the “Save the People and Forests of Papua”: septer_manufandu@yahoo.com
Tel: +62 (0)967573511 / Fax: +62 (0) 0967 573 512 / Mob: +62 (0) 812 487 6321
Find out more about the Films4Conservation Initiative at:
http://www.films4.org
Episode 1 in a 4 part compilation "Save the People and Forests of Papua"
The set of films made entirely by Papuan NGOs in collaboration with villagers, tell how their communities have been adversely affected by destructive logging and oil palm plantations.
The four short films, launched under the collective banner: “Save the People and Forests of Papua” give an insight into a country which is currently off-limits to journalists.
For more information, please contact:
• Timer Manurung, Telapak, Tel: +62 811 125 006 / Fax: +62 (0) 21 8310570
e-mail: timer.manurung@gmail.com
• Jago Wadley, EIA, Tel: +62 (0) 813 866 21940 / Fax: +62 (0) 21 8310570
e-mail: jagowadley@eia-international.org
• Septer Manufandu, at Foker LSM Papua for information about the “Save the People and Forests of Papua”: septer_manufandu@yahoo.com
Tel: +62 (0)967573511 / Fax: +62 (0) 0967 573 512 / Mob: +62 (0) 812 487 6321
Find out more about the Films4Conservation Initiative at:
http://www.films4.org
Foreword to the Papuan Series, made by local NGOs
Neles Tebay, Lecturer in Philosophy and Theology, discusses the importance of films in the fight against deforestation and palm oil expansion in Papua, in a foreward to a series of 4 locally produced films, by Papuan filmmakers: "Save the People and Forests of Papua".
The set of films made entirely by Papuan NGOs in collaboration with villagers, tell how their communities have been adversely affected by destructive logging and oil palm plantations.
The four short films, launched under the collective banner: “Save the People and Forests of Papua” give an insight into a country which is currently off-limits to journalists.
For more information, please contact:
• Timer Manurung, Telapak, Tel: +62 811 125 006 / Fax: +62 (0) 21 8310570
e-mail: timer.manurung@gmail.com
• Jago Wadley, EIA, Tel: +62 (0) 813 866 21940 / Fax: +62 (0) 21 8310570
e-mail: jagowadley@eia-international.org
• Septer Manufandu, at Foker LSM Papua for information about the “Save the People and Forests of Papua”: septer_manufandu@yahoo.com
Tel: +62 (0)967573511 / Fax: +62 (0) 0967 573 512 / Mob: +62 (0) 812 487 6321
Find out more about the Films4Conservation Initiative at:
http://www.films4.org
The set of films made entirely by Papuan NGOs in collaboration with villagers, tell how their communities have been adversely affected by destructive logging and oil palm plantations.
The four short films, launched under the collective banner: “Save the People and Forests of Papua” give an insight into a country which is currently off-limits to journalists.
For more information, please contact:
• Timer Manurung, Telapak, Tel: +62 811 125 006 / Fax: +62 (0) 21 8310570
e-mail: timer.manurung@gmail.com
• Jago Wadley, EIA, Tel: +62 (0) 813 866 21940 / Fax: +62 (0) 21 8310570
e-mail: jagowadley@eia-international.org
• Septer Manufandu, at Foker LSM Papua for information about the “Save the People and Forests of Papua”: septer_manufandu@yahoo.com
Tel: +62 (0)967573511 / Fax: +62 (0) 0967 573 512 / Mob: +62 (0) 812 487 6321
Find out more about the Films4Conservation Initiative at:
http://www.films4.org
Monday, 31 March 2008
The People of Bukit Lawang: Handcrafted Films & Gekko Studio
Duration: 05:58 Location: North Sumatra, Indonesia.
The film is based in Bukit Lawang, where devastating floods caused over 239 deaths in 2003. The flooding was attributed to illegal logging in the surrounding Gunung Leuser National Park. Since the floods, this village community has been involved in voluntary forest governance enforcement schemes in an attempt to curb illegal logging in the National Park. The community has also started to recognise the important role of ecotourism in the preservation of their surrounding forests.
This film is a co-production between:
Handcrafted Films: http://www.handcraftedfilms.net/
&
Gekko Studio: http://www.gekkovoices.com/
Please follow these links to find out more about our friends in the Films4Conservation Network.
Find out more about Films4Conservation here:
Thursday, 27 March 2008
(French Language) Les Missions de Chanee Part 2/6
« Chanee’s missions », Part 2
Find out more on Chanee's Blog
This is the second part! Learn about the python who will soon be back into the wild, meet “Dori” and “Inea”, and come with me into the reserve, protected in partnership with One Voice!
English Resume:
I’m at the project to tag the python before releasing him back into the wild. He is 3.10 meters long. But before to leave for the forest, I want you to meet “Dori”, a very young female gibbon. Her mother has been killed by a python and now we have to take care of Dori who lives at the quarantine complex with Inea. Dori doesn’t like contact with humans. She is very different from Inea who has been hand-raised and who loves human contact...
Finally I leave for the forest with the python. The forest is flooded so I have to go with a small boat. We will release the python inside the “Hampapak Reserve” (1000 hectares of good secondary forest) protected by Kalaweit and One Voice.
Voici la suite ! Apprenez à mieux connaître le python, candidat à la liberté, découvrez « Dori » et « Inea » et partez avec moi pour une petite balade en forêt, dans la réserve créée en partenariat avec One Voice !
Friday, 14 March 2008
Under Threat: Sarawak's Forest and Forest People
Part 3 of 3 in the Gekko Studio Season
Runtime: 8 minutes 15 seconds
NB: There is a 10 second test tone at the beginning of the video - don't worry it is not a corrupted file.
Gekko Studio presents Under Threat.
A look at the social impact of deforestation in the north of Borneo - in the Malaysian state of Sarawak.
Find out more about Films4Conservation at:
Thursday, 6 March 2008
Community Logging: Answering the Forest Crisis
Part 2 of 3 in the Gekko Studio Season
Runtime: 12 minutes 47 seconds.
NB: There is a 10 second test tone at the beginning of the video - don't worry it is not a corrupted file.
Community-based logging in South East Sulawesi, Indonesia. Local people talk about how properly managed local initiatives provide a less corrupt and more sustainable solution that large logging companies, and help eradicate illegal logging.
A Film by Gekko Studio. Find out more about our partners at Gekko here: http://www.gekkovoices.com/
Find out more about the Films4Conservation initiative here: http://www.films4.org
Wednesday, 28 March 2007
Agile Gibbon Duet
Sound Recording by Dr Susan Cheyne, Indonesian Gibbon Blog
Edited by Nick Lyon Cockroach Productions/Films4Conservation
Wednesday, 7 March 2007
Monday, 5 March 2007
Protecting Indonesia's Forests - EIA
Every year 2.8 million hectares of Indonesia's forests are illegally felled. The vast profits from this trade benefit a small minority of ... all » powerful timber barons with little or no return for local people.
This film shows how civil society groups in Indonesia have joined together to tell their story and press for change in the major market for unsustainable timber - the European Union.
Friday, 19 January 2007
Tuesday, 14 November 2006
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