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Deep Dive: Pantanal (2024)

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Pantanal
The film presents the Pantanal, the largest tropical wetland on Earth, covering over 17 million hectares across Brazil, Bolivia, and Paraguay. It emphasizes the ecological significance of this region, which is home to various Indigenous peoples and unique wildlife, including endangered species. The narrative is driven by the experiences of two environmental defenders and is complemented by insights from scientists, Indigenous leaders, and activists. The documentary also addresses the severe fire damage the Pantanal has experienced, more than any other ecosystem. Through stunning cinematography, it serves as a call to action for viewers to support efforts to protect this vital and wild area.

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.

Perfect For

Environmental activistsWildlife enthusiastsDocumentary lovers