Modern Science, Native Knowledge

In the Great Bear Rainforest of Canada, people are intimately connected to the extraordinary ecosystem that has developed where ocean meets mountain.
In the New Wild, the people's struggle to protect their heritage and their struggle to protect their land are one in the same. People like Jessie and Rory Housty can bring together western science and indigenous knowledge to be good stewards for generations to come.
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[@we_r_2big2fail]

Ugh. I wish it was more than 3 minutes, this topic deserves more and in an entertaining and filmic way!

[@TimTale]

1:42
love the forest.

[@AnhTuPhucDerrickHoangCanada]

Great.

[@cameliathompson8452]

Yes ,, we need saves our rain forest ..

[@8317dh]

CAMELIA THOMPSON
Tree lover that strongly agrees. Trees consume Carbon Dioxide thereby reducing climate change and global warming.

[@cameliathompson8452]

Thanks ...............

[@bibichanel5383]

Ahm fores os good uf us i think that ………