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Director(s): Erick Vigouroux
Chiloé coming afloat shows how an island rich in biodiversity, fish and seafood, is now completely exploited, due to a lack of regulation and control. Clams the key example, as they are part of a clas. . . ssic seafood diet in Chile (machas), and now they are gone due to overexploitation. The good news is that that there is a sense hope towards adopting sustainable practices, as stated by the local community members. show more
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- Courageous
- Fascinating
- Informative
- Inspiring
- Persuasive
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Erin9 years ago - Edited
Such an important message!
Michael9 years ago - Edited
great subject, and shot beautifully. love how the title comes out in the story "coming afloat".
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Exceptional film!
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Powerful and inspiring.
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