Global Footprints
Pursuit - conflict - resource extraction - money
Series Creator, Producer:Candice Batista
Director, Associate Producer:Myra Dziama
Host, Researcher, Writer:Candice Batista
Organic Farmers & The Ecological Farming Movement(25m)
Rainforests & Deforestation, Palm Oil & Saving the Orangutan(25m)
Smaller, Greener, More Flexible Homes & Water Conservation(25m)
Transportation, Greener Cars, Biodiesel & Designing Cities Less Dependent on Fossil Fuels(25m)
Urbanization & The Natural World(25m)
Sustainable Furniture & Design - Renewing Waste(25m)
Recycle Your Trash(25m)
Ecological Intelligence - How To Be A Responsible Shopper In A World of Overconsumption(25m)
Natural Playgrounds & Urban Wilderness - Play, Learn & Connect With Nature(25m)
Going Green Room By Room - How To Live an Eco Friendly Life(25m)
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