We are making a documentary in Haiti this June and it will be epic! Now, Bahamians might not think that could be too interesting, but check this video out. Plenty here for Bahamians to be excited about, and lots for us to learn!
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Here we present the award winning film “Andros: Living off the Land and Sea.”
We made it several years ago, but there always seems to be a demand to see it again. We would love to make more films like this, and you can help us figure out what works and what doesn’t. What island would make a great film? Take the survey and leave us a comment!
Most of the great music in the film is from Andros! Elon Moxey and Joseph Spence in particular, plus many of the old hymnals.
This film was made with a lot of help from the local people and businesses, and The Nature Conservancy, The Andros Conservancy and Trust, and the Bahamas National Trust.
Features: crabbing, bonefishing, sponging, spearfishing, birding, blue holes and more! So much to see and do in our ‘backyard’!
Our continuing efforts with the Bahamas Marine Mammal Research Organization has won a prestigious award at the conference on the Biology of Marine Mammals!
Did you know these huge creatures live all year in our Bahamian waters?? Have you ever hear of anyone seeing one? Or seen one yourself? Let us know in the comments!
We have been working with Save the Bays on a new investigation series-here’s the first one on the controversy at Bimini. We’re looking for your feedback on the narration and style. What do you all think? Leave us a comment on the video here or visit our facebook page and let us know. Is it too over the top-or not enough-or just right? Is it fun and interesting, while highlighting key issues? We want your input as this is the first and more are on the way!
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Mangroves and tidal creeks are often overlooked when people are considering areas to protect. Not only do mangroves areas provide habitat for 80% of the food we eat, they are also important cultural fishing and and boating locales. East Abaco Creeks have a special place in the heart of many, find out why. The third in a three part series about proposed parks in Abaco, Bahamas. Let us know what you think!
Sponsored by Friends of the Environment, The Nature Conservancy and the Waitt Foundation created by Loggerhead Productions.
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