Facing Climate Change: 4 new films from the Pacific Northwest

Benjamin Drummond / Sara Joy Steele

FEBRUARY 2013 NEWSLETTER / VIEW ONLINE / BDSJS.COM

Facing Climate Change Four new films from the Pacific Northwest We are very excited to announce the launch of four new films for Facing Climate Change! Oyster Farmers, Coastal Tribes, Potato Farmers and Plateau Tribes all explore global climate change through people who live and work in the Pacific Northwest. Watch them now and read the backstory on our blog. ABOVE: Kathleen Nisbet from our new story, Oyster Farmers. Stay connected Subscribe to blog feed Friend Benj on Facebook Friend Sara on Facebook Follow @bdsjs on Twitter Follow us on Instagram

The ocean off the Northwest coast is becoming more acidic and corrosive. It's happening faster than scientists predicted.

The sea level is expected to rise up to four feet along Puget Sound shores by the end of this century. The Swinomish are beginning to adapt.

Find two more films from this series at facingclimatechange.org.

More news from our blog Wild & Scenic Film Festival In January, we premiered our new films, exhibited broadsides from The Natural Histories Project and joined a panel on Effective Storytelling in a Noisy World. Collaborations for Cause 2013 We're helping Blue Earth produce their second annual conference on collaborative storytelling for a cause, April 26-27 in Portland, OR. More about our new films This series came about after one of our project partners, the Climate Impacts Group, released a 400 page report. Visit the blog or subscribe to our RSS feed.

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