Observed arrival · 2026-10-08
Madre Ceiba: a forest-protection short
A 22-minute short film follows a primatologist and her community working to protect forests on Costa Rica’s Caribbean coast.
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- Documentary viewers and Costa Rica conservation supporters
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- The page pairs a 2020–2025 satellite comparison with a team crediting directors, producers, camera, sound, and editing roles.
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The page gives the film a practical frame: roads, power lines, tourism, and development are named as pressures on the coast’s forests. It offers a satellite comparison of Puerto Viejo de Talamanca across 2020–2025 and attributes the wildlife-rescue figure to Jaguar Rescue Center. Credits identify work across directing, cinematography, field assistance, sound, and finishing; screening listings include venues in Colorado and Mexico.
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