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  • Conservation International: Forests and Carbon in Madagascar

    This is an excellent example of what organizations are doing to protect forests. In Madagascar, forests are especially important, because something close to 80% of Madagascar’s animal life is unique, and highly adapted to very specific areas and niches in Madagascar that may in some cases be limited to a few thousand hectares of forest.

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  • My Last Days: Meet Christopher Aiff

    No words – just watch:

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  • What are YOUR plans for 12.12.12.?

    On 12.12.12, filmmakers all over the world will be collecting footage for One Day on Earth, the third volume in a three-year project to capture a single day on earth, as experienced all over this amazing planet.  Wouldn’t you like to join us?  Where will YOU be on 12.12.12? It doesn’t have to be an

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  • Water & Sky Photography: Fixing the Horizon in “Post”

    This is a pretty basic point, really – but I see the same mistakes made over and over by hobbyist photographers.  In my experience, virtually every photo you take that has a prominent horizon in it will require some correction in “post.”  At a minimum, you will need to straighten the horizon, because it’s hard

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  • One Day on Earth: The 11/11/11 Trailer is Here!

    “One Day on Earth” is a fascinating project to collate footage from every country in the world into a single full-length film.  In its first iteration, filmmakers worldwide were asked to submit footage taken on October 10, 2010 – or 10.10.10 – which was turned into a film that premiered on Earth Day 2012 (and

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