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Eagle Man focuses on Uģis Bergmanis, a prominent ornithologist in Latvia, who dedicates his efforts to the conservation of the lesser spotted eagle, a species that is endangered. The film presents the context of Latvia being home to nearly one fifth of the global population of these eagles, emphasizing the urgent need for wildlife conservation in the region.
In addition to his work with eagles, Bergmanis has a passion for hunting wolves, which he pursues in harsh, freezing conditions. The documentary captures both his dedication to saving eagles and the complexities of his relationship with nature, presenting a multifaceted portrait of a man deeply connected to wildlife.
Why Watch
- •Meet Uģis Bergmanis, a leading ornithologist in Latvia.
- •Find out about the endangered lesser spotted eagle.
- •See the unique relationship between conservation and hunting.
Did You Know
•Latvia hosts almost 20% of the world's lesser spotted eagle population.
•Uģis Bergmanis is one of Latvia's best-known ornithologists.
•The documentary has a runtime of 23 minutes.
Perfect For
Wildlife conservation enthusiastsBirdwatching fansNature documentary viewers