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Deep Dive: Boisbouscache (2022)

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Boisbouscache
In 'Boisbouscache', the narrative centers on the TNO Lac-Boisbouscache, a 150 square kilometer public forest located in the Lower St. Lawrence region of Quebec, Canada. The film presents the viewpoints of the forest's residents and users, showcasing their deep connection to the land. It captures personal stories that reflect the community's relationship with this vital ecosystem. The documentary addresses the ongoing conflict with private groups aiming to exploit the territory for commercial purposes. It brings to light the themes of dispossession and the insufficient political action to safeguard the area. The tension between community interests and external pressures is a central focus, emphasizing the need to preserve public lands for future generations.

Why Watch

  • •Meet the residents of Lac-Boisbouscache.
  • •Find out about the fight against commercial exploitation.
  • •See the impact of politics on public land.

Did You Know

•Lac-Boisbouscache covers an area of 150 square kilometers.
•The film was directed by Jean-Claude Coulbois.
•The documentary has a runtime of 81 minutes.
•The film is produced in French, as indicated by its language code 'fr'.

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Environmental activismQuebec historyPublic land preservation