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In 2020, Canada achieved a record by planting almost 700 million trees despite a workforce in quarantine due to the pandemic. The film follows a young woman as she navigates the Canadian bush, participating in an unconventional season of tree planting. This experience shows the urgency of reforestation efforts in the face of environmental threats.
The documentary captures the physical and mental demands of tree planting during a global crisis. It presents a unique perspective on the importance of forestry and the impact of the pandemic on conservation efforts, emphasizing the role of individuals in addressing climate change.
Why Watch
- •Follow a young woman's tree planting experience in Canada.
- •See how Canada planted 700 million trees during a pandemic.
- •Find out about the impact of quarantine on environmental efforts.
Did You Know
•Canada planted almost 700 million trees in 2020, the most ever.
•The film features a young woman enduring a grueling season of tree planting.
•The documentary has a runtime of 18 minutes.
Perfect For
Environmental enthusiastsTree planting advocatesPandemic stories