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A UNESCO Biosphere Reserve for Atl’ka7tsem

2024·7m|

Nature Documentaries·Indigenous

- English

Natural wonder - community - fjord - indigenous

A new UNESCO biosphere reserve celebrates the natural wonders and community in Bob Turner's mountain-walled fjord on the BC Coast.

Director:Bob Turner

Screenwriter:Bob Turner

Producer:Bob Turner

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