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Female Nature = Natureza Feminina, 1, Ariramba
Feminine Nature is a series about the traditional ecological knowledge, gender and sustainability, through the lives of Afrodescendant and Indigenous women that live in different Brazilian ecosystems. Deals with issues increasingly relevant nowadays in world – the place woman occupy in society; the interaction o...
Feminine Nature is a series about the traditional ecological knowledge, gender and sustainability, through the lives of Afrodescendant and Indigenous women that live in different Brazilian ecosystems. Deals with issues increasingly relevant nowadays in world – the place woman occupy in society; the interaction of humans and nature; the connection between public policies and sustainable development.
Ariramba (Para – Amazon region) – Josélia i...
Feminine Nature is a series about the traditional ecological knowledge, gender and sustainability, through the lives of Afrodescendant and Indigenous women that live in different Brazilian ecosystems. Deals with issues increasingly relevant nowadays in world – the place woman occupy in society; the interaction of humans and nature; the connection between public policies and sustainable development.
Ariramba (Para – Amazon region) – Josélia is a quilombola (descendent of slaved Africans) of the Amazon region - the animals, the fishes and the forest are her livelihood. The culture of the riverside population is the core of this episode.
Show more Show lessFemale Nature = Natureza Feminina, 2, Vão de Alma
Feminine Nature is a series about the traditional ecological knowledge, gender and sustainability, through the lives of Afrodescendant and Indigenous women that live in different Brazilian ecosystems. Deals with issues increasingly relevant nowadays in world – the place woman occupy in society; the interaction o...
Feminine Nature is a series about the traditional ecological knowledge, gender and sustainability, through the lives of Afrodescendant and Indigenous women that live in different Brazilian ecosystems. Deals with issues increasingly relevant nowadays in world – the place woman occupy in society; the interaction of humans and nature; the connection between public policies and sustainable development.
Vão de Alma (Goiás – Central region) – Mis...
Feminine Nature is a series about the traditional ecological knowledge, gender and sustainability, through the lives of Afrodescendant and Indigenous women that live in different Brazilian ecosystems. Deals with issues increasingly relevant nowadays in world – the place woman occupy in society; the interaction of humans and nature; the connection between public policies and sustainable development.
Vão de Alma (Goiás – Central region) – Miss Fiota, of the Kalunga Afrodescendant people, shows the fauna, the roots, the herbs and flowers of the region, with which she prepares oils, soaps and medicines.
Show more Show lessFemale Nature = Natureza Feminina, 3, Guaranis Maquiné
Feminine Nature is a series about the traditional ecological knowledge, gender and sustainability, through the lives of Afrodescendant and Indigenous women that live in different Brazilian ecosystems. Deals with issues increasingly relevant nowadays in world – the place woman occupy in society; the interaction o...
Feminine Nature is a series about the traditional ecological knowledge, gender and sustainability, through the lives of Afrodescendant and Indigenous women that live in different Brazilian ecosystems. Deals with issues increasingly relevant nowadays in world – the place woman occupy in society; the interaction of humans and nature; the connection between public policies and sustainable development.
Maquiné (Rio Grande do Sul – South region) ..
Feminine Nature is a series about the traditional ecological knowledge, gender and sustainability, through the lives of Afrodescendant and Indigenous women that live in different Brazilian ecosystems. Deals with issues increasingly relevant nowadays in world – the place woman occupy in society; the interaction of humans and nature; the connection between public policies and sustainable development.
Maquiné (Rio Grande do Sul – South region) – the indigenous people Mbyá-Guarani live and preserve what is left of the Atlantic forest.
Show more Show lessFemale Nature = Natureza Feminina, 4, Raso da Catarina
Feminine Nature is a series about the traditional ecological knowledge, gender and sustainability, through the lives of Afrodescendant and Indigenous women that live in different Brazilian ecosystems. Deals with issues increasingly relevant nowadays in world – the place woman occupy in society; the interaction o...
Feminine Nature is a series about the traditional ecological knowledge, gender and sustainability, through the lives of Afrodescendant and Indigenous women that live in different Brazilian ecosystems. Deals with issues increasingly relevant nowadays in world – the place woman occupy in society; the interaction of humans and nature; the connection between public policies and sustainable development.
Raso da Catarina: (Bahia - Northeast) – Patric...
Feminine Nature is a series about the traditional ecological knowledge, gender and sustainability, through the lives of Afrodescendant and Indigenous women that live in different Brazilian ecosystems. Deals with issues increasingly relevant nowadays in world – the place woman occupy in society; the interaction of humans and nature; the connection between public policies and sustainable development.
Raso da Catarina: (Bahia - Northeast) – Patricia and Dona Desa, head of the Afrodescendant “terreiro”, indigenous of Pankararés ethnicity, live in the semiarid, where rain is rare but the land offers what they need to live.
Show more Show lessFemale Nature = Natureza Feminina, 5, Barcarena
Feminine Nature is a series about the traditional ecological knowledge, gender and sustainability, through the lives of Afrodescendant and Indigenous women that live in different Brazilian ecosystems. Deals with issues increasingly relevant nowadays in world – the place woman occupy in society; the interaction o...
Feminine Nature is a series about the traditional ecological knowledge, gender and sustainability, through the lives of Afrodescendant and Indigenous women that live in different Brazilian ecosystems. Deals with issues increasingly relevant nowadays in world – the place woman occupy in society; the interaction of humans and nature; the connection between public policies and sustainable development.
Barcarena (Pará – Amazon region) – the Afro...
Feminine Nature is a series about the traditional ecological knowledge, gender and sustainability, through the lives of Afrodescendant and Indigenous women that live in different Brazilian ecosystems. Deals with issues increasingly relevant nowadays in world – the place woman occupy in society; the interaction of humans and nature; the connection between public policies and sustainable development.
Barcarena (Pará – Amazon region) – the Afro and Indigenous descendant women in a “quilombo” inside the forest resist against the mortal pollution caused by a huge mining project.
Show more Show lessForests, 1 of 3, Apatani Bamboo, India (1 of 3)
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Great Big Story, Quack Squad
They’re short, they waddle, and they’re coming to eat the snails. Meet the quack squad, nature’s very own pest control. Every morning, duck farmer Denzel Metthys releases over 1,000 Indian Runner ducks on the Vergenoegd Winery in South Africa. Trained to march in a long line en route to the vineyard, these d...
They’re short, they waddle, and they’re coming to eat the snails. Meet the quack squad, nature’s very own pest control. Every morning, duck farmer Denzel Metthys releases over 1,000 Indian Runner ducks on the Vergenoegd Winery in South Africa. Trained to march in a long line en route to the vineyard, these ducks mean business.
This video is from the Planet Earth collection of Great Big Story.