A River Reborn - The Life and Livelihood a River Provides to Human & Natural Communities - DVD
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History shows that rivers are essential to building thriving communities, but who does a river really belong to? The Ottaway describes the life and livelihood a river provides to both human and natural communities through the perspectives of all who depend on it. Explore the struggle for balance and viability that humans must mitigate to both use rivers to support cities and keep natural areas healthy for wildlife. We'll explore the history and future of humanity's relationship with the Boardman River. A story unfolds about the challenges of trying to turn back the hands of time by removing dams to once again connect the river with the waters of Lake Michigan.
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- GenreSpecialtyDescriptionHistory shows that rivers are essential to building thriving communities, but who does a river really belong to? The Ottaway describes the life and livelihood a river provides to both human and natural communities through the perspectives of all who depend on it. Explore the struggle for balance and viability that humans must mitigate to both use rivers to support cities and keep natural areas healthy for wildlife. We'll explore the history and future of humanity's relationship with the Boardman River. A story unfolds about the challenges of trying to turn back the hands of time by removing dams to once again connect the river with the waters of Lake Michigan.TitleA River Reborn - The Life and Livelihood a River Provides to Human & Natural CommunitiesFormatDVDMPAA RatingNRStudioTMW Media Group
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