The Global Earth Repair Film Series: Cinematic gems on Ecological Restoration and Climate Healing
Join us in Port Townsend on the last Saturday of every month from December 28 to April 26 for a series of thought-provoking films exploring climate solutions, ecosystem restoration, and the fight to protect our planet. Each session features insightful storytelling and opportunities to engage with filmmakers and experts.
December 28, 6-8pm – Session #1: Rivers Above the Canopy
- Director: Pascal Cuissot, ZED and Grifa Filmes (Brazil), for ARTE France & NHK.
- Trailer: Watch here
- Location: At the Chapel, by the Entrance.
This stunning documentary delves into the “biotic pump” phenomenon, showcasing how mighty forests like the Amazon create and sustain their own freshwater systems through colossal “flying rivers” of moist air. Featuring leading scientists like Antonio Nobre and Anastassia Makarieva, the film highlights the Amazon’s vital role in global ecology and the devastating consequences of its destruction.
January 25, 6-8pm – Session #2: The Climate Restorers: Blue Carbon
- Producers: John Bowey and Phoebe Barnard
- Trailer: Watch here
- Location: At the Chapel, by the Entrance.
Exploring the ocean’s potential to restore Earth’s climate, this film focuses on blue carbon ecosystems like mangroves and seagrasses. John and Phoebe will join us in person to introduce the film and discuss its message of hope and action for restoring the climate in ways that benefit all life on Earth.
February 22, 6-8pm – Session #3: Water is Love: Ripples of Regeneration
- Trailer: Watch here
- Learn More: Official website
- Location: At the Chapel, by the Entrance.
This inspiring film journeys across the globe to share stories of regenerative ecosystem design for water retention. From India to Kenya to Portugal, it highlights how communities are restoring water cycles and building resilience through traditional ecological knowledge and decentralized water management.
March 29, 6-8pm – Session #4: We Are Guardians
- Trailer: Watch here
- Location: At the Chapel, by the Entrance.
Follow Indigenous forest guardians Marçal Guajajara and Puyr Tembé as they protect their territories from deforestation. Through intimate storytelling, the film explores the science, politics, and economics behind deforestation and its global impact, providing a deeply personal look at the fight to preserve the Amazon.
April 26, 6-8pm – Session #5: Greening Africa: Food Forest Mega-Projects
- Permaculture Focus: Andrew Millison’s work with the UN World Food Programme
- Trailers:
- Location: To be Decided…
Explore ambitious land recovery projects in the Sahel as part of Africa’s Great Green Wall initiative. These projects harness permaculture principles to harvest rainwater, increase food security, and rehabilitate ecosystems, offering hope for some of the world’s most challenging environments.
Join Us
Each film offers a powerful glimpse into the possibilities of regeneration and the fight against climate change. Don’t miss this opportunity to be inspired and take action for the planet.
If you’re interested, please RSVP using the Facebook Event page here – https://www.facebook.com/events/923433255980109/923433265980108/
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