AWARD WINNER: Shared Earth Foundation Award for Advocacy Screening includes a pre-recorded Q&amp;A with Elizabeth Unger (Director) and Marcos Uzquiano (Featured Subject), moderated by Rachael Bale&nbsp;(Executive Editor, Animals, National Geographic) Screening only available to viewers in the District of Columbia, Maryland, and Virginia. About the Award: Established for the 2014 Festival as the Documentary Award for Environmental Advocacy, the Shared Earth Foundation Award recognizes a film that best inspires advocacy in response to a compelling environmental challenge.

Caroline Gable, President and CEO of the Shared Earth Foundation, introduces Tigre Gente - the 2022 Shared Earth Foundation Award for Advocacy winner.

An Introduction by Caroline Gabel

President and CEO of the Shared Earth Foundation

Winner: Shared Earth Foundation Award for Advocacy A Bolivian park ranger and a young Hong Kongese journalist risk their lives to investigate a new, deadly jaguar trade that’s sweeping South America. Along the way, they grapple with questions of empathy, responsibility, and bridging a cultural gap to prevent the jaguar trade from spiraling out of control. <img src="https://storage.googleapis.com/eventive-static/444d0e5109125d07200695ad81ce0c9b.png" width="366" style="display: block; margin: auto;">

Tigre Gente

A Bolivian park ranger and a young Hong Kongese journalist risk their lives to investigate a new, deadly jaguar trade that’s sweeping South America.

Elizabeth Unger (Director, Tigre Gente) is a National Geographic Explorer and filmmaker whose work has been featured in National Geographic Magazine. <a href="https://dceff.org/filmmaker/unger-elizabeth/" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">Full bio here</a>. Marco Uzquiano (Featured Subject) is the Chief Protection of The Biosphere Reserve - Beni Biological Station. Rachael Bale (Moderator) is the executive editor of National Geographic’s Animal Desk, where she oversees reporting and storytelling on animals. <a href="https://dceff.org/filmmaker/bale-rachael/" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">Full bio here</a>.

Tigre Gente: Filmmaker Q&A

Featuring filmmaker Elizabeth Unger and film subject Marco Uzquiano.

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