Over 17 million hectares of the Pantanal, the largest tropical wetland on Earth, face severe fire damage, threatening its unique wildlife and Indigenous communities.
Synopsis
Over 17 million hectares of the Pantanal, the largest tropical wetland on Earth, face severe fire damage, threatening its unique wildlife and Indigenous communities.
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Synopsis
Two environmental defenders work to protect the Pantanal, the largest tropical wetland on Earth, spanning over 17 million hectares across Brazil, Bolivia, and Paraguay. This region is home to Indigenous peoples and rare wildlife, including species found nowhere else. The Pantanal has faced severe fire damage, more than any other ecosystem. The film features insights from scientists, Indigenous leaders, and activists, blending stunning cinematography with urgent calls for action to preserve this vital habitat.
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Why Watch
- See stunning cinematography of the Pantanal wetlands.
- Meet two environmental defenders fighting for the ecosystem.
- Find out about rare wildlife found nowhere else.
Did You Know
- The Pantanal spans over 17 million hectares across three countries.
- The Pantanal has suffered more fire damage than any other ecosystem.
- The film features insights from scientists and Indigenous leaders.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is the size of the Pantanal wetland?
The Pantanal spans over 17 million hectares.
Which countries does the Pantanal cover?
The Pantanal is located across Brazil, Bolivia, and Paraguay.
Who directed the documentary Pantanal?
The documentary Pantanal was directed by Sofija Korf.
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