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Apologies for the radio silence over the last couple months. Been here, head down, chugging along on some exciting new films with some inspiring new people. Here’s to the best summer ever! We’ve earned it! 🍻
Very proud to announce that Grass Farmers has been welcomed into the 2021 Eugene Environmental Film Festival. A big thanks to all our regenerative pals down in Oregon! 🌱 #eugeneenvironmentalfilmfestival
TYYFF! 🍻 Really wish we could be there this year. We all deserve a wild prairie weekend of films, bbq and skeet shooting right about now…see you in 2022 🤞 @yorktonfilm
SunRype Canada: "60% Less Sugar” Agency CREW MP Studio Director Travis Robb Art Director Jeff Popovich Project Manager Amy Castell Location Manager Brad Marshall Director/DOP Anthony Redpath Post-Production & VFX Chad Gallow
Ekwǫ̀ Nàxoèhdee K’e is a caribou monitoring program developed by the Tłı̨chǫ people to help uncover the reasons behind the rapid drop in Bathurst caribou numbers. It combines the deep Indigenous knowledge of animals, land and people with cu
“Tłįcho people have been coming here forever and the land has always protected us. Now it’s our turn to protect this land.” Tłįcho researcher, Tyanna Steinwand of Behchokǫ̀, NWT has walked with the dwindling Bathurst caribou herd
When they first met in grade 3, John says Mercie “was the most beautiful girl I ever saw.” ♥️ John and Mercie Koadloak have lived on this lake, year-round and unsupported, for most of their lives and have witnessed the Bathurst car
“It’s heartbreaking ... but I’m not going to say that this is the end of the caribou. We have to try to do everything we can.” Tammy Steinwand-Deschambeault says with a heavy look of concern. As the Tłı̨chǫ governments Direct
“Where’d they go? We used to see thousands of them in my hometown. Now maybe 50, maybe 60.” Roy Judas said as he walked the tundra hundreds of kilometres north of the tree line. The Tłı̨chǫ Government has been sending its members t
In the last 30 years the Bathurst caribou herd in Canada’s NWT has dropped from roughly 450,000 to just under 9,000. Exact reasons are still undetermined but it’s a complex interplay of environment, predation and industrial development -
Grass Farmers is proud to announce our 2nd festival nomination! Thank you @montrealindependentfilmfest for helping bring attention to the game changing potential of regenerative agriculture and the people and companies who are making it happen 🌱
Grass Farmers is on its way to New York and Los Angeles ... virtually! Thanks for the honour @wcff_org and @awcanada 🙏🙏🙏