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Welcome to the SPAWNING GROUNDS Livestream Q&A!
This is a recording of the live FILMMAKER Q&A ONLY and does NOT include the viewing of the film. Watch for free through October 31st!
PANELISTS:
Nils Cowan, Director
Marc Pingry, Photography
David St. John, Dept. Natural Resources & Parks
McKenna Sweet-Dorman, Special Projects Coordinator for Snoqualmie Tribe
ABOUT THE FILM
In an effort to save a rare native salmon in one of America's only Urban Wildlife Refuges, a community of scientists, landowners, elected officials and Tribal leaders bands together around science and Indigenous knowledge.
Director Statement
What drew me to this story was the opportunity to document characters from very different backgrounds actively working through conservation challenges over a long period of time and forming an emotional bond with the fish species they are trying to save.
Welcome to the SPAWNING GROUNDS Livestream Q&A!
This is a recording of the live FILMMAKER Q&A ONLY and does NOT include the viewing of the film. Watch for free through October 31st!
PANELISTS:
Nils Cowan, Director
Marc Pingry, Photography
David St. John, Dept. Natural Resources & Parks
McKenna Sweet-Dorman, Special Projects Coordinator for Snoqualmie Tribe
ABOUT THE FILM
In an effort to save a rare native salmon in one of America's only Urban Wildlife Refuges, a community of scientists, landowners, elected officials and Tribal leaders bands together around science and Indigenous knowledge.
Director Statement
What drew me to this story was the opportunity to document characters from very different backgrounds actively working through conservation challenges over a long period of time and forming an emotional bond with the fish species they are trying to save.