Ancient Forests: Rage Over Trees
Brief Synopsis
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A documentary examining the on-going struggle between loggers and environmentalists over the ancient forests of the Pacific Northwest. These forests lie on private lands or on government lands that are outside the U.S. National Parks system (which includes such areas as Sequoia National Park or Muir
Cast & Crew
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Paul Newman
Narration
James Lipscomb
Producer
John Lipscomb
Producer
Christopher N Palmer
Executive Producer
Tamara E Robinson
Production Executive (Weta)
Film Details
Also Known As
National Audubon Society Specials (08/12/90), World of Audubon Specials (09/24/89)
Genre
Documentary
Nature
Release Date
1989
Production Company
Studio T
Technical Specs
Duration
60m
Synopsis
A documentary examining the on-going struggle between loggers and environmentalists over the ancient forests of the Pacific Northwest. These forests lie on private lands or on government lands that are outside the U.S. National Parks system (which includes such areas as Sequoia National Park or Muir Woods, preserves in California where giant redwoods are protected from destruction). Hence, even though many of the trees are as much as a thousand years old and among the oldest living things on Earth, logging companies argue the forests are and ought to be theirs for the taking.
Film Details
Also Known As
National Audubon Society Specials (08/12/90), World of Audubon Specials (09/24/89)
Genre
Documentary
Nature
Release Date
1989
Production Company
Studio T
Technical Specs
Duration
60m
