Dancing with Thoreau: Nature in our modern
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A Film by Chris Korrow
76 minutes
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Dancing with Thoreau is a new documentary with a fresh
environmental message. As climate scientists tell us we are heading
toward irreversible climate change, many of us do our best to “go
green.” Through this film, Chris Korrow articulates a different
kind of environmental activism, one where we are “optimized
through our encounters with nature” and our lives become
more compassionate, successful, balanced, and interesting as a
result.
Thoreau noticed our society’s disconnection to nature a
century and a half ago and our connection has plummeted since.
How can we care for something when we have little or no real connection
to it? Journey with the filmmaker as he explores the benefits of
a connection with nature, and how and why we, as a Western society,
can and should reconnect with our environment.
Featuring: David Suzuki, Richard Louv (author, Last Child in the
Woods: Saving Our Children From Nature-Deficit Disorder), Jon Young
(deep nature connection mentor), a special appearance by HH Dalai
Lama, and many other experts. View
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“If we consciously take on the task of growing
a garden, this, at least in some small way, reconnects us with
the power and harmony of creation, not just in the growing of plants,
but in all of life. In this connection lies the solution to so
many of our 'created' problems,
for within a garden, we can easily see the origins of health, abundance
and
sustainability.”
Chris Korrow

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Frost Flowers*
Seen on PBS. 27
minutes
$14.95 includes shipping
* Out of stock - coming soon as
a digital download
Chris takes us on a journey into the fascinating phenomenon of
Frost Flowers. These spectacular icy “blooms” occur
for just a few short days a year, with magnificent displays only
occurring every six years or so. We often overlook the artistry
that takes place in nature, and this film encourages us to take
a closer look at our surroundings with fresh eyes. Thousands
of photos along with time-lapse photography and an original score
help to illustrate the fact the we are not the only ones who
posses the ability of artistic expression. Sometimes it occurs
in the most basic of forms, and the more we can recognize this,
the more our lives take on that artistic expression. Learn
more and view the trailer.
Garden Insects
A Film by Chris Korrow
Award-winning, seen on PBS
50 minutes
$8.00 plus shipping
The film gives viewers an opportunity to connect with the natural
world through something that is upclose and personal—their
own gardens.
The film's message: We are not as separate from
nature as we might think, there is an entire world that most
of us are not aware of. The film profiles insects in twelve categories:
ants, aphids, bees & wasps, true bugs, spiders, preying mantis,
beetles, moths & butterflies, flies, and grasshoppers offering
practical information about insect life cycles set amidst an
artistic back drop of colorful flora and fauna of the garden. Learn
more.
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