Video Pick: Wildlife Advocate’s Story Wins Yale e360 Video Prize

September 4, 2014 Marco | Editor

“Badru’s Story,” a video by the documentary photography/video team of Benjamin Drummond and Sara Joy Steele about efforts to monitor the effects of climate change on biodiversity in Uganda’s Bwindi National Park, has won first place in a video contest held by Yale Environment 360, the online publication of the Yale School of Forestry & Environmental Studies. The team will receive $2,000, and their video will be shown on e360.yale.edu for 30 days; the second- and third-place winners will be shown in the coming weeks.

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Via: PDN Pulse

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