25 October 2014, 05:30 am
Films on Wildlife and Environment
Learning to Dream Again (22 min; dvd; English)
The film traces the relationship that communities have with their forests. Villagers who live on the fringe of forests need not be told that forests are their lifeline, for that is their natural home. The film focuses on the concept of joint forest management that brings together villagers and foresters to protect forests
Forests (22 min; dvd; English)
Forests are still the mainstay of a large part of our rural and tribal population. Fuel wood, fruits and vegetables, housing material, fodder, and raw material for manufacturing commercial goods are all sourced from the forests. The film presents five short duration capsules on bamboo, biodiversity, jute and agroforestry
Films courtesy: Terravision, The Tata Energy Research Institute, New Delhi
The film traces the relationship that communities have with their forests. Villagers who live on the fringe of forests need not be told that forests are their lifeline, for that is their natural home. The film focuses on the concept of joint forest management that brings together villagers and foresters to protect forests
Forests (22 min; dvd; English)
Forests are still the mainstay of a large part of our rural and tribal population. Fuel wood, fruits and vegetables, housing material, fodder, and raw material for manufacturing commercial goods are all sourced from the forests. The film presents five short duration capsules on bamboo, biodiversity, jute and agroforestry
Films courtesy: Terravision, The Tata Energy Research Institute, New Delhi
