Calling All Conservation Organizations
Category: completed films, distribution partners | Date: Mar 26 2008 | By: admin
AEFF’s 12 completed films to date
The African Environmental Film Foundation produces broadcast quality educational films about conservation issues in African languages. Our films are available free of charge to conservation organizations who wish to use them as educational tools.
For the past 10 years, our films have proved extremely useful to conservation organizations which are initiating new projects by “winning hearts and minds”: the films can pave the way for the implementation of new conservation projects by informing local communities and policy makers alike, and showing them the importance of conservation, from an ecological and an economic perspective - showcasing working examples of successful alternative livelihood methods whereby people have improved their standard of living while protecting their wildlife and natural environment.
The films also assist ongoing conservation projects by spreading awareness and garnering community support for conservation projects. The films can also show how conservation projects in one area can have much wider, positive repercussions not just in that particular area, but much further afield.
You can read testimonials from organizations that use our films here.
If you represent a conservation organization (or indeed an educational institution) in Africa, please email us to request a set of our films.
We currently have 12 one-hour films available, and several more currently in production, covering a variety of conservation issues. All the films are narrated in both English and Kiswahili, and several are also available in Maa and Kikamba. (The DVDs are multi-language, so you can select whichever language is most suitable for your audience as you show them).
Films currently available are:
- The Great Ruaha River
- Elephants of Tsavo
- Keepers of the Kingdom
- Tombs below Aruba
- Wanted Dead or Alive?
- Running Dry
- The Meanest Animal in the World?
- The Walking Birds
- Together They Stand
- Black Rhino - On the Brink
- A Keeper’s Diary
- Natural Security
If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact me personally.
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ABOUT THIS BLOGGER
Tanya Trevor Saunders
works with the African Environmental Film Foundation, harnessing the power of films narrated in African languages to raise awareness of conservation and environmental issues across the continent.
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Contacts & InfoList of AEFF Films currently available
AEFF's selection of educational films about diverse environmental and conservation issues in Africa, now available on DVD in multiple languages, for free distribution across the continent. If you represent an educational institution or conservation organization in Africa, you can request free DVD copies of our films for use as educational tools.A growing number of AEFF's films are also available for sale internationally via Amazon.com. Click here for details.
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