A horse logger and his horse take us deep into a forest in the Ardennes as the seasons go by, living his passion under the gaze of a strange young girl… The man will teach her his passion of draft horse logging: this is a film about the idea of passing down, and how some encounters can lead to a life’s calling. The short film “Traces” shows today’s youth as the main force of the preservation of our forests. It also highlights of the emotional symbiosis between man, the animal and the forest.

Traces

It only takes a minute for you to support our planet... Katie Wang and Hayden Chan, Garth Webb High School Students and Winners of the Halton Green Screen Amateur Film Festival

It Only Takes a Minute

Plastic pollution is often described as an ocean problem, but what about here in the Halton area?

Our Plastic Legacy

Meet Sam, our local Climate Hero and watch as she takes simple environmental actions to make every action count. Get inspired to take action yourself!

Halton Climate Collective: Every Action Counts

Canada’s native grasslands are disappearing at an alarming rate – in fact, they are one of the most endangered ecosystems in the world. Guardians of the Grasslands is a collaboration between dedicated conservationists and local ranchers, which seeks to showcase how cattle continue to create hope on what’s left of these iconic landscapes for the plant and animal species that call them home.

Guardians of the Grasslands

We live on "the blue planet", abundant with water. Yet, we are now facing a crisis created by decades of mismanagement, unlimited depletion and pollution of the earth's water bodies, issues accelerated now by&nbsp;climate change. So how did we reach this crisis point? Through the lens of Satluj river in Punjab, India, our documentary tells a story that by not following the four pillars of water sustainability – science, economics, governance AND spiritual connection, we have damned one of our most precious resources.

Water Be Dammed...

Sockeye, a species of wild salmon, is born in Kamchatkan waters and spends its entire life in the Pacific Ocean. Only once does it return to fresh waters - to give offspring, start the circle of life, and die. It is an inexhaustible resource that feeds billions of people on the planet, restored every year! But soon, we may find ourselves facing the unimaginable: humans will exhaust the inexhaustible!

Sockeye Salmon, Red Fish

CARING FOR OUR CLIMATE FILM COMPILATION (in partnership with Halton Environmental Network)SOCKEYE SALMON, RED FISHCANADIAN PREMIERE | Russia | Documentary | 51mSynopsis: Sockeye, a species of wild salmon, is born in Kamchatkan waters and spends its entire life in the Pacific Ocean. Only once does it return to fresh waters - to give offspring, start the circle of life, and die. It is an inexhaustible resource that feeds billions of people on the planet, restored every year. But soon, we may find ourselves facing the unimaginable: humans will exhaust the inexhaustible.Directors: Dmitriy Shpilenok , Vladislav GrishinFILM FACT: salmon poaching is so dangerous in the Kamchatkan wildlife sanctuary that the filmmaker faced insurmountable delays shooting. Every night, over 700 kilos of sockeye caviar was poached during filming. WATER BE DAMMED!WORLD PREMIERE | Canada | Documentary | 35mSynopsis: We live on "the blue planet", abundant with water. Yet, we are now facing a crisis created by decades of mismanagement, unlimited depletion and pollution of the earth's water bodies, issues accelerated now by&nbsp;climate change. So how did we reach this crisis point? Through the lens of Satluj river in Punjab, India, our documentary tells a story that by not following the four pillars of water sustainability – science, economics, governance AND spiritual connection, we have damned one of our most precious resources.Directors: Vanita Khanna (Gifty Athwal), Dir. Writer/Producer Dr. Romila Verma&nbsp;FILM FACT: This screening is the World Premiere of the documentary Water Be Dammed.SHORT FILMS: Traces (Belgium, 12:05, Dir. Sebastien Pins), It Only Takes a Minute (Oakville, 1:35 Dir. Katie Wang &amp; Hayden Chan, Our Plastic Legacy (11:58, Dir. Dave Tourchin), Halton Climate Collective: Every Action Counts (Oakville, 2:50, Dir. Nicholas Wandel), Guardians of the Grasslands (Canada, 12 min, Dir: Sarah Wray and Ben Wilson) Q&amp;A: with Romila Verma (Writer/Producer Water Be Dammed), Dir. Sebastien Pins (Traces), Dir. and writer Sarah Wray (Guardians of the Grasslands)

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Caring for Our Climate

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