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One week until Earth's Great Rivers!
This three parter kicks off with Zambezi. From elephants and wildebeest to Victoria Falls, the largest curtain of water on earth.
Tune in to @BBCTwo at 9pm next Friday for the story of the Zambezi, Africa’s wildest river.
Post by Doghouse.
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Great to see the Bournemouth surf community joining #EndSewagePollution protests today! ✊💩🆘🤙🙏 #sewage #environmentbill
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You guys know all about APOPO's awesome landmine detecting @HeroRATs 🐀💪❤️, but did you know our objectives, alongside #savinglives, includes rapidly releasing cleared land back to communities to be used for #agriculture, #schools, #infrastructure & to improve local #economy💪❤️
APOPO held a ceremony to handover safe land back to the community living around the last minefield cleared in Siem Reap in 2020. Special guests were local partner PPCBank who recently began supporting APOPO’s Cambodia program.
Find out more: bit.ly/3cvvwTC
Beth Staley retweeted
We chat to Student BAFTA Award finalist Beth Staley @SoundStaley about her short film, Scratching the Surface.
Beth's film follows the vital work of APOPO @HeroRATs – a charity that has formed a partnership with rats to clear Cambodia of landmines.
📖 bit.ly/30zAyaE
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He sniffed out 39 land mines and 28 explosives in Cambodia.
He received a medal for "lifesaving bravery and devotion to duty."
He is a rat. 🐀🎖
nyti.ms/30b0tFE
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Congratulations to student filmmaker Beth Staley for winning the SCINEMA 2020 Best Short Film! Beth's film "Scratching the Surface" shares the story of APOPO and the HeroRATs as we strive for a mine-free Cambodia!
Watch her film here: vimeo.com/372354444
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Thank you @Refugees for the life saving work that you do supporting those that far too many terrible leaders around the world deem politically advantageous to target with violence, discrimination and scapegoating. 🙏 #Rohingya
🗣️ What does it mean to amplify hope in the world’s largest refugee camp?
The @NobelPrize documentary Lost and Found - a Rohingya refugee’s story of heroism - has earned two News & Documentary #Emmy nominations.
Lost and Found trailer
Beth Staley retweeted
She's one of ours @MA_WildFilm take time to watch an amazing film made by a new comer to the wildlife industry - one for us to keep our eye on! And a film the world should watch
If you fancy tuning in to watch my film Scratching the Surface in the student BAFTA finals tonight then here is the link for you:
BAFTA Youtube:
youtube.com/c/bafta/featured
The ceremony starts at 6pm UK time and Midnight Khmer time!
@HeroRATs @UWE_FILM @BBCEarth #documentary #uwe
Beth Staley retweeted
"Having the cotton plant produce its own colored fiber is a game changer."
Scientists @CSIRO have discovered a way to grow colored cotton, which could reduce the need for dyeing fabrics in the textile industry-- one of the world's biggest sources of wastewater
Beth Staley retweeted
This is how the Zimbabwean regime handles protests. This is how they treat their civilians.
They have had a knee on their neck, a foot on their back, a whip on their whole torso.
This is why #ZimbabweanLivesMatter
Beth Staley retweeted
New research shows River Thames severely polluted by plastic. Here's a film about people trying to do something about it vimeo.com/261084365 #beatplasticpollution #plasticwaste
Beth Staley retweeted
I will be running free underwater photography classes for teenagers with @GirlsWhoClick!
Honoured to be joining this team of talented photographers! Thank you for the work you do to create positive female role models and nurture new talent in the world of nature photography – at South East, England
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It is very clear that our response to this pandemic, that has disrupted lives, hobbled economies & caused tens of thousands of deaths, must be centred on Nature’s recovery. And that would bring so many benefits besides. All countries must show leadership theguardian.com/world/2020/j…
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#massextinction events have always been caused by massive volcanic eruptions, asteroid strikes, and other natural causes. Today humans are causing one, and it's getting faster - we have a final chance now to act. #biodiversitycrisis #climatecrisis theguardian.com/environment/…
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Have you seen our new website? 🐸 Check us out at henleytoadpatrol.com
We’d like to thank @Soundstaley, @Snapper500 and @DeborahKellyTV for their wonderful contributions. Please help us spread the love 💚 @BBCOxford @BBOWT @LoveHenleyInfo @henleyherald @henleystandard
Beth Staley retweeted
Gold mining along the Brazil-Venezuala border now completely out of control, many indigenous groups affected. At least one Pemon man killed. Uncontacted Yanomami just a few miles from mining camps. Will Bolsonaro act? Don't hold your breath.
nytimes.com/reuters/2019/12/…
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Student Beth Staley and @shootingcontent visited APOPO Cambodia and she created this lovely film 'Scratching the Surface' for her Masters in Wildlife Filmmaking! We think she did an excellent job telling our story. Thank you Beth!
Check it out here: vimeo.com/372354444
Beth Staley retweeted
Not a toad in sight but one of our @HenleyToads volunteers has been very busy! Here is a great short film by Henley's Beth Staley @SoundStaley following the work of @HeroRATs, as humans and rats work together to clear landmines in Cambodia. @MarlowFM @henleystandard @randamag
Scratching the Surface is now up online!
This short film follows the work of the @HeroRATs, as humans and rats work together to clear landmines in Cambodia. #film #documentary #uwe #womeninfilm #cambodia #rats
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