Film Screening: Does Nature Have Rights?
This short film shows frontline Ecuadorian conservationists invoking the “rights of nature” clause in their nation’s constitution to work to save areas of immense biodiversity. This half hour screening is of Episode #4 from Tangled Bank Studio’s brand-new series, Wild Hope.
The film will be introduced by Callie Broaddus, founder of Reserva: The Youth Land Trust, a nonprofit empowering youth to conserve threatened species and habitats around the world.
Great thanks to Tangled Bank Studios, a mission-driven production company.
Goldman Theater, Brower Center
April 7th | 7:40 pm to 8:20 pm
Introduced by
Callie Broaddus
Founder
Reserva: The Youth Land Trust
Callie Broaddus, a Washington, DC-based conservation photographer and the founder of Reserva: The Youth Land Trust, a nonprofit empowering youth to conserve threatened species and habitats around the world, has focused since 2019 on the Ecuadorian Tropical Andes, Earth’s most unique biodiversity hotspot, where Reserva is working with partners to prevent gold mining in the fragile Dracula Reserve ecological corridor. Callie also serves on the advisory councils and boards of several leading conservation organizations.
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