Drawing the Line
Feruary 2006 for BBC World
The destruction of the Amazon jungle.In the Amazon over 45-million hectares of jungle, an area the size of California, have now been demarcated and legalized as protected areas for local indigenous communities thanks to a government initiative.
The destruction of the Amazon jungle.In the Amazon over 45-million hectares of jungle, an area the size of California, have now been demarcated and legalized as protected areas for local indigenous communities thanks to a government initiative. In this film we travel deep into the rainforest of Brazil to see how this affects indigenous communities. Broadcast as part of the Earth Report series
BBC World/TVE / 2005
1 x 30 mins
Producer/Director: David Notman-Watt
Field cameraman/Producer: Chris Herd
Executive Producer: Robert Lamb
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