Edens Lost and Found: Chicago [efilm]
2015
Streaming Video
Edens Lost and Found highlights what communities all across the country are doing to revive their ecosystems and, as a result, improve the quality of life of all its citizens. Award-winning filmmakers Harry Wiland and Dale Bell herald an exciting sea change in the reltionship between ordinary citzens, environmental groups, and local government. This PBS special series witnesses and records a new spirit of cooperation among neighbors, planners, architects and builders, city officials, and government agencies. The Chicago episode - hosted by NPR Weekend Today's Scott Simon, tells stories about inspirational environmental activists: Marian Byrnes, the conscience of the Calumet Steve Packard and Debra Shore, preservers of a little ecosystem on the prairie Illinois Teacher of the Year Deb Perryman who plays real-life sustainability games with her high-school students in Elgin Michael and Amelia Howard, who tackle environmental justice issues in their African-American Fuller Park Neighborhood at their Eden Place nature school Victor Crivello's efforts to convert an industrial brownfield into a flourishing plain The story of the rough-and-tumble Mayor Richard Daley whose "greening of Chicago" and cleaning up of the Chicago River is sometimes tough to swallow.
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[San Francisco, California, USA] : Kanopy Streaming, 2015.
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1 online resource (streaming video file)
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Title from title frames.In Process Record.Originally produced by Media Policy Center in 2006.In English
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Mode of access: World Wide Web.
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Environmental Sciences
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494995
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