Green Fire: Aldo Leopold and a Land Ethic for Our Time

[Gloria]

Green Fire | FPDCC

Forest Preserve District Cook County is presenting at the Little Red Schoolhouse ,new building. Free but must reserve seating.

I still have not seen it but will somewhere sometime. Always more to do than time.

[NEWisc]

The list of screening dates and locations has been updated.

Green Fire: Aldo Leopold and a Land Ethic for Our Time is playing in communities all over the country. Please check the list below to locate a screening in your area. If you don't see one, consider hosting your own.

https://www.aldoleopold.org/greenfire/findshowing.php


About the movie:
https://www.aldoleopold.org/greenfire/about.shtml
.

[NEWisc]

Green Fire will be airing on Wisconsin Public Television starting April 20, 2012.

Discover how Aldo Leopold influenced the modern environmental movement and how he continues to inspire projects all over the country that connect people and land.

Green Fire: Aldo Leopold and a Land Ethic for Our Time on Wisconsin Public Television

[Cirsium]

Green Fire Wins an EMMY Award
Aldo Leopold Foundation

Green Fire: Aldo Leopold and a Land Ethic for Our Time has been honored with an Emmy award for Best Historical Documentary at the 54th annual Chicago/Midwest Chapter of the National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences in a ceremony that took place Sunday, November 18, 2012.

Green Fire: Aldo Leopold and a Land Ethic for Our Time

[NEWisc]

Green Fire on Public Television Nationwide in April!

Green Fire made its public television debut last year in Wisconsin, and now it's going nationwide! We've been working with individual public television stations across the country to show the film on or around Earth Day this spring. To date, stations in over 30 of the nation's major metropolitan areas have confirmed their intentions to air Green Fire and we're still waiting to hear from others.

The Aldo Leopold Foundation - March 2013 e-Newsletter

Stay tuned to this page for updates on where Green Fire will air on public television this spring!

https://www.aldoleopold.org/greenfire/publictv.shtml

[sprucetree]

I'm really starting to scan through the PBS stations, I have 3 living in the Detroit Area. Yes I have Antenna TV.

Hopefully I'll catch it.

Last weekend they had a show about a man that trekked up to Alaska and built a log cabin by hand.

[NEWisc]

Originally Posted by sprucetree

I'm really starting to scan through the PBS stations, I have 3 living in the Detroit Area. Yes I have Antenna TV.

Hopefully I'll catch it.

Last weekend they had a show about a man that trekked up to Alaska and built a log cabin by hand.

If you are talking about Richard Louis "Dick" Proenneke, I've watched that documentary several times. It was titled 'Alone in the Wilderness". Actually I think there were two documentaries about his adventure. They were shown for a couple of years during every PBS pledge drive in my area.

His skill and ingenuity both as a carpenter and a carver were fascinating.

If you grew up in the country with fishing and hunting as part of your lifestyle as I did, building a log cabin in the wilderness was one of those boyhood dreams. Even though I probably knew at the time that it would never happen it was still enjoyable to think about it.

Richard Proenneke - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

I think he and Aldo Leopold would have enjoyed each other's company.

[recurve]

Originally Posted by NEWisc

If you are talking about Richard Louis "Dick" Proenneke, I've watched that documentary several times. It was titled 'Alone in the Wilderness". Actually I think there were two documentaries about his adventure. They were shown for a couple of years during every PBS pledge drive in my area.

His skill and ingenuity both as a carpenter and a carver were fascinating.

If you grew up in the country with fishing and hunting as part of your lifestyle as I did, building a log cabin in the wilderness was one of those boyhood dreams. Even though I probably knew at the time that it would never happen it was still enjoyable to think about it.

Richard Proenneke - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

I think he and Aldo Leopold would have enjoyed each other's company.

I've watched "Alone in the wilderness" several times as well and I love it. Your right about his skill as a carpenter being a carpenter by trade you don't run into to many guys that can use hand tools with that deft skill anymore. I love the way he made his door hinges!

[NEWisc]

See Green Fire on Public Television!

Stay tuned to this page for updates on where Green Fire will air on public television this spring!


https://www.aldoleopold.org/greenfire/publictv.shtml