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  1. La guerra de la arena inaugura la IV Muestra de Cine en la ciudad de Santiago ante un público entusiasta

    September 12, 2014 by AdminDREFF

    Centro León also hosted a panel of experts after the screening

    Santiago de los Caballeros, September 11th, 2014

    Centro León was the venue for the screening that kicked off the IV Dominican Republic Environmental Film Festival in the city of Santiago de los Caballeros, the second largest city in the Dominican Republic, during the evening of Thursday, September 11th. Filmmaker Denis Delestrac, who made the documentary film Sand Wars, opened the program of the event in a spectacular manner before an enthusiastic audience. The screenings in Santiago will extend until this coming Sunday, September 14th. The President of Green Planet Films and distributor of the film, Suzanne Harle, came from San Francisco, California, USA, to participate in the event and respond to questions from the audience during a discussion panel that was held after the screening. Engineer Domingo Rodríguez, Santiago’s Provincial Director of the Environment, also participated in the discussion.

    DSC_0660The opening ceremony was attended by Luis Felipe Rodríguez, Manager of Cultural Programs at Centro León, and by José de Laura, in charge of Centro León’s Cineforum, both of whom gave the floor to Miryam López, GFDD/FUNGLODE representative.

    The public of Santiago received with great enthusiasm the screening of the documentary film, which portrays a shocking picture of the predictions of a growing number of scientists and environmental NGOs, that, at the end of the 21st century, the beaches will be a thing of the past. The film explains how today sand is a vital resource for our modern economies, which makes it the most consumed natural resource on the planet after fresh water, and how its extraction may lead, in a not too distant future, to the destruction of our coastal areas and beaches.

    After the screening, some viewers expressed their astonishment at the information provided by the film. “I am in shock,” or “this film has changed my life,” were some of the comments that were heard among the audience.

    During the panel, Suzanne Harle referred to the three main reasons that are causing the loss of sand in the Dominican Republic: hurricanes, the loss of coral reefs and the use of sand by the construction industry. However, she underscored that developing countries such as the Dominican Republic  still have time to curb the serious problems that the extraction of sand from the beaches are causing to the coastal and marine ecosystems and the environment in general, and highlighted the successful initiatives that governments and corporations around the world have launched thanks to this documentary film.

    Meanwhile, Domingo Rodríguez made an exhaustive review of some of the major environmental issues that thrive today all over the beaches and river basins of the country. At the same time, he said that “Dominican tourism is not sustainable because it does not provide balance: there is no respect for the culture of the areas where tourism activity is concentrated or for the natural cycles that affect the environment. It is just a mere economic compensation that does not always include the communities in which it takes place.”

    Santiago’s Provincial Director of the Environment added that the beaches of Bayahibe, Samaná, Cabarete, Gaspar Hernández, Sosua and Montecristi are some of those that, at present, display greater erosion in the country.

    About the Film Festival

    Dozens of films, panel discussions, dialogues and workshops are taking place in 10 cities around the country in the framework of the IV edition of the Dominican Republic Environmental Film Festival (DREFF), held from September 10th to September 14th, 2014.

    Santo Domingo, Baní, San Cristóbal, Puerto Plata, Sosúa, Samaná, San Juan de la Maguana, La Vega and San Francisco de Macorís have made it possible for thousands of people to enjoy the complete programming of the fourth installment of the Film Festival on environmental issues, organized by the Global Foundation for Democracy and Development (GFDD) and its sister organization, Fundación Global Democracia y Desarrollo (FUNGLODE).

    Venues such as the UNPHU, the Loyola College, the Monina Cámpora Cultural Center, Centro León, the Constanza Culture House, Hotel Villa Serena, the Perelló Cultural Center, among many others, have welcomed the screenings and special activities organized as part of the Dominican Republic Environmental Film Festival.

    To keep abreast of all the latest news about the Film Festival, please visit: http://www.muestracinemedioambientaldominicana.org/noticias/?lang=en

    To view the pictures taken during the Film Festival, please visit: http://www.muestracinemedioambientaldominicana.org/fotos/?lang=en

     


  2. Jóvenes apasionados por el cine en San Juan de la Maguana conversan con Jurgen Hoppe, director de “Extinción en progreso”

    by AdminDREFF

    After the opening celebration of the IV Dominican Republic Environmental Film Festival (DREFF) in an event held at the Centro Cultural Monina Cámpora of San Juan de la Maguana, a group of passionate Dominican young people interested in the film industry and moviemaking and who recently took workshops on the subject, talked to Jurgen Hoppe.

    The Director of “Extinction in Progress”, a documentary that approaches Haitian main environmental challenges, answered some questions and technical inquiries and gave them recommendations and advices to achieve better results on their cinematographic works in the future.

    The event took place on September 11th, 2014. For more information on the Film Festival visit: www.dreff.org


  3. Expertos conversan sobre los retos ambientales de Haití en la apertura de la Muestra en San Juan de la Maguana

    by AdminDREFF

    On September 11th 2014 the IV Dominican Republic Environmental Film Festival (DREFF) was inaugurated in San Juan de la Maguana. The opening was a huge success with the Centro Cultural Monina Cámpora completely packed. More than 200 people attended the event and enjoyed the screening of “Extinction in Progress” followed by an interesting and active panel discussion on Haitian main environmental challenges.

    Panelists included Jurgen Hoppe, Director of the documentary, Anderson Jean and Maxon Fildor representing Haitian scientists working towards their country’s biodiversity conservancy, and Carlos Martínez from the Philadelphia Zoo, who participated in the project captured by the film. “People are responsible for the world’s loss of biodiversity. We can all collaborate with simple actions in our daily lives to preserve our natural resources” commented Carlos Martínez“We need immediate action to stop Haiti’s biodiversity loss. It is a priority” were a few of the comments made by Jurgen Hoppe, Director of “Extinction in Progress”.

    Anderson Jean, biologist and representative of Societé Audubon du Haití answered a question of the audience with the following expression: “Haitian government is making some efforts to stop the more than 100 years deforestation in my country, but the solution is very slow. It is a very complex political, economical and social problem”.

     

    For more information on “Extinction in Progress” visit: http://www.muestracinemedioambientaldominicana.org/extincion-en-progreso/?lang=en

     


  4. Alisson Argo, invitada especial de la IV Muestra de Cine Medioambiental Dominicana, compartió con estudiantes en la Biblioteca Infantil y Juvenil República Dominicana

    by AdminDREFF

    The director of Parrot Confidential described her film as one that gives voice to the birds

    Alisson Argo, a leading environmental film director and one of the international guests of the IV edition of the Dominican Republic Environmental Film Festival (DREFF), participated in the morning of Thursday 11 at the Biblioteca Infantil y Juvenil República Dominicana, where she shared with students of different ages and spoke about her film Parrot Confidential.

    The filmmaker, who described her work as a film that gives voice to the birds, said that her awareness towards these endangered species started when she “felt the need to speak for the parrot, intelligent birds, but they have no voice with the humans. “

    Argo said the Dominican Republic is fortunate because it has endemic birds such as the parrot and the parrots are still wild, while in the United States they no longer exist. The environmentalist invited the young people to protect these birds, which are unique and intelligent animals.

    Allison Argo makes films that give voice to those who cannot speak for themselves. This distinguished filmmaker and Emmy winner is known for her powerful stories and intimate portraits of endangered animals, and the problems they face in a world dominated by humans. Parrot Confidential tells us the story of Lou, abandoned in a foreclosed home. Lou is one of thousands of parrots that need to be rescued.

    After the film screening, the winner of six Emmys spoke during a panel, as part of the activities of the DREFF, held until Sunday 14. Simon Guerrero, founding member of Grupo Jaragua, and Nelson biologist Marcano García, the Vice Ministry of Biodiversity and Protected Areas, also participated in the discussion group.

    The DREFF seeks to foster discussions on sustainable development and global environmental issues and aims to inspire the Dominican public to adopt practices that ensure environmental sustainability of the country and the world.

    GFDD aims to raise awareness and deepen understanding of environmental problems worldwide among the Dominican public. However, with the DREFF, GFDD also promotes and even celebrates the beauty and diversity of the natural heritage of the Dominican Republic, offering an insight into the attitudes and actions that ultimately contribute to their recognition, conservation and sustainable use.

    For the full program please visit www.dreff.org DREFF. Join the conversation on sustainable development promoted by followingGFDDorg GFDD andMuestraCine on Twitter, using the hashtags #RDsostenible and #DREFF.


  5. Continúan las actividades en distintas ciudades dominicanas, como parte de la IV edición del DREFF

    by AdminDREFF

    Films, conferences and workshops will take place on Friday, 12 in various cities and towns across the country as part of the activities of the IV Dominican Republic Environmental Film Festival, which will be held from 10 to 14 of September.

    Santo Domingo

    10:00 am

    • Bears – Palacio del Cine-Ágora Mall
    • Programa de cortos/Shorts Program – Biblioteca Infantil y Juvenil

    El agua de la tierra/The Earth’s Water

    Maxtlitlán

    En un ser vivo/In a Living Being

    El funeral de don Jején/The Funeral of Don Jején

    Circular

    • Trazando los Ecosistemas Marinos y Costeros con Google Ocean/Mapping Coastal Marine

    Ecosystems with Google Ocean – Biblioteca Infantil y Juvenil República Dominicana

    • Cotorra: Una historia secreta/Parrot Confidential – FUNGLODE
    • Gente como tú/People Like You – Centro Cultural Narciso González
    • ¿Basura o recurso? Experiencia de la República Dominicana/ Garbage or Resource? A

    Dominican Republic Experience – Centro Cultural Narciso González

    • Jornada de limpieza de la calle 20 – Centro Cultural Narciso González

    4:00 pm

    • Bears – Biblioteca Infantil y Juvenil República Dominicana
    • Trazando los Ecosistemas Marinos y Costeros con Google Ocean/Mapping Coastal  Marine Ecosystems with Google Ocean – FUNGLODE
    • Last Call – UNPHU

    5:00 pm

    • Cotorra: Una historia secreta/Parrot Confidential – Palacio del Cine, Ágora Mall

    6:00 pm

    • Extreme Realities: Severe Weather, Climate Change, and Our National Security – UNPHU

    7:00 pm

    • Extinción en proceso/Extinction in Progress – FUNGLODE
    • Salvando al diablotín/Save the Devil – FUNGLODE

    Baní

    10:30 am

    • Bears – Centro Cultural Perelló

    6:30 pm

    • EcoHuertos: Cómo montar un huerto urbano – Centro Cultural Perelló
    • Ciudades cultivadas/Growing Cities – Centro Cultural Perelló

    La Vega

    10:00 am

    • 5ta Excursión Educativa al Pico Duarte

    5th Educational Expedition to Pico Duarte – Casa de la Cultura de Constanza

    • Field Chronicles: Chingaza – The Water’s Journey – Casa de la Cultura de Constanza

    5:00 pm

    • Years of Living Dangerously: A Dangerous Future – UNPHU, La Vega

    6:00 pm

    • Google Earth Tour – Ecosistemas marinos y costeros de la República Dominicana/Google Earth Tour: Showcasing the Coastal and Marine Ecosystems of the Dominican Republic – Casa de la Cultura de Constanza

    Puerto Plata / Sosúa

    9:00 am

    • Cordillera Central Dominicana: Oasis del Caribe – Colegio Santa Rosa de Lima

    10:30 am

    • Planeta Océano/Planet Ocean – Colegio Santa Rosa de Lima

    7:00 pm

    • La guerra de la arena/Sand Wars – CURA, Puerto Plata

    Santiago de los Caballeros

    10:00 am

    • The Cove – Palacio del Cine, Bella Terra Mall

    7:00 pm

    • Extinction Soup – Centro Cultural León Jimenes

    Samaná

    7:00 pm

    • Stop! Rodando el cambio – Hotel Villa Serena

    San Cristóbal

    10:00 am

    • Pandora’s Promise – Instituto Politécnico Loyola

    5:00 pm

    • Gente como tú/People Like You – Liceo Manuel Feliz Peña
    • ¿Basura o recurso? Experiencia de la República Dominicana/ Garbage or Resource? A Dominican Republic Experience – Liceo Manuel Feliz Peña
    • Burning in the Sun – Liceo Manuel Feliz Peña

    San Francisco de Macorís

    9:30 am

    • Thin Ice – UCNE, Salón de conferencias, Biblioteca Nazario Rizek-Badia

    11:00 am

    • La guerra de la arena/ Sans Wars – UCNE, Salón de conferencias, Biblioteca Nazario Rizek-Badia

    San Juan de la Maguana

    7:00 pm

    • Stop! Rodando el Cambio.

  6. Ric O’Barry, invitado de honor de la IV Muestra de Cine Medioambiental Dominicana (DREFF por sus siglas en inglés) es reconocido por la Academia de Ciencias de República Dominicana (ACRD)

    September 11, 2014 by AdminDREFF

    The renowned international activist and star of the documentary The Cove, guest of honor at this year’s DREFF, received a special recognition from the Academia del Cine República Dominicana (ACRD), presented Thursday night September 11, for its dedication and commitment to the eradication of torture practices to marine mammals, as well as the release into the environment of all dolphins and whales that are kept in captivity.

    Richard O'BarryO ‘Barry, who is the protagonist of the documentary The Cove, received the award from renowned Dominican marine biologist Dr. Idelisa Bonnelly de Calventi. The documentary, starring O’Barry itself, was screened at the event. The production has won eleven international awards, among which are presented: the Audience Award at the 25th US Sundance Film Festival in 2009 and the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences Award for Best Documentary in 2009.

    The environmental activist, who is also the creator of the Dolphin Project (www.dolphinproject.org), also participated in a conference on Marine Mammals in Captivity with panelists’ Adolfo López of the Environmental Commission of the Academy of Sciences and the marine biologist Oswaldo Vasquez.

    During his speech, O’Barry urged the Dominican population to become aware of the problem of overfishing, pollution and captivity of dolphins. “It is important to educate people on these issues both locally and globally,” said marine mammal expert. Also thanked the former president of the Republic, Dr. Leonel Fernández, to prevent, during his tenure, import 12 dolphins that were captured during the Taiji dolphin hunting in Japan a few years ago.

    The Cove is an American documentary film that describes the annual dolphin hunt in Taiji National Park, Wakayama in Japan, from the point of view of environmentalists and marine mammal experts recognized.

    Ric O’Barry is a former dolphin trainer who after seeing the terrible consequences captivity and forced labor has done to marine mammals, decided to devote the rest of his life to vigorously combating the captivity of these animals. He created the Dolphin Project, an international organization dedicated to the eradication of torture practices to marine mammals and release into the wild of all dolphins and whales that are kept in captivity.

    This event is part of the activities of the IV edition of the Dominican Republic Environmental Film Festival, an initiative of GFDD and FUNGLODE.

    Visit www.dreff.org to get access to the full program of the IV DREFF. You can also support the sustainable development conversation promoted by GFDD by following @GFDDorg and @MuestraCine in Twitter and using the hashtags #RDsostenible and #DREFF.

     

     


  7. Hoy inaugura en varias ciudades del país la IV edición de la Muestra de Cine Medioambiental Dominicana

    by AdminDREFF

    Baní, La Vega, Puerto Plata/Sosúa, Samaná, San Francisco de Macorís y San Juan de la Maguana will have simultaneous film screenings, as part of the DREFF

    Various Dominican cities around the country will have its official openings on Thursday, 11, as part of the IV edition of the Dominican Republic Environmental Film Festival (DREFF), held from 10 to 14 September.

    In Baní at 6:30 pm, at the Centro Cultural Perelló, the film Ángel Azul of filmmaker Marcy Cravat premieres.

    In La Vega at 5:00 pm, at the UNPHU, Ciudades Cultivadas/ Growing Cities of filmmaker Dan Susman, will premier.

    In Puerto Plata / Sosúa at 5:00 pm, at the Sosúa Bay Grand Casino, Gringo Trails, directed by filmmaker Pegi Vail, will be screened.

    In Samaná at 7:00 pm, at the Hotel Villa Serena Extinction Soup, from director Phillip Waller, will premier.

    In San Francisco de Macorís at 3:00 pm at the UCNE- Sala teatro, Auditorio Juan Pablo II Stop! Rodando el Cambio, of directors Alba Gonzalez and Blanca Ordoñez, will debut.

    In San Juan de la Maguana at 7:00 pm at the Centro Cultural Center Monina Camporá Extinction in Progress, directed by Jürgen Hoppe, will premier.

    All screenings are open to the public, as well as panel discussions, workshops and training sessions.

    Visit www.dreff.org to get access to the full program of the IV DREFF. You can also support the sustainable development conversation promoted by GFDD by following @GFDDorg and @MuestraCine in Twitter and using the hashtags #RDsostenible and #DREFF.


  8. Retos ambientales de Haití serán analizados en la IV Muestra de Cine

    by AdminDREFF

    Special sessions on the Haitian environmental challenges will be held tonight at 7pm in San Juan de la Maguana and tomorrow at 7pm in FUNGLODE, Santo Domingo.

    The IV Dominican Republic Environmental Film Festival (DREFF) is dedicating several screenings and discussion panels to analyze the environmental challenges that Haiti and Dominican Republic face and the climate change impact over the Hispaniola Island.

    DREFF is being celebrated all over the Dominican Republic, September 10-14, 2014, and will be screening films such as “Extinction in Progress” and “Save the Devil” which deal with Haitian environmental and sustainability challenges. After the screenings, discussion panels with national and international experts will be moderated to go deeper into these topics.

    GFDD-FUNGLODE celebrates these special screenings and activities to foster awareness on climate change and sustainable development issues in Dominican Republic and abroad.

    extincion01Extinction in Progress summary: The poorest country in the Western Hemisphere, Haiti is still struggling to get on its feet from the disastrous 2010 earthquake. But the real problem Haiti faces in the near future is the complete degradation of its natural resources. Today, forests cover less than two percent of its territory and scientists predict a mass extinction of Haiti’s biodiversity. Over a three-year period, a team of scientists and naturalists travel to the most remote locations in Haiti to investigate the current state of its biodiversity. Surprisingly, they discover almost 50 new species and rediscover species thought to be lost, including one of the most endangered mammals, the Hispaniolan solenodon.

    devil01Save the Devil summary: One is a family of Haitian farmers struggling daily to feed their children and one is a family of birds formerly thought to be extinct living in the last place on Earth they can hide. As starving Haitians burn the remaining trees and move further up the mountains to grow food the birds must move or die. Haiti is almost completely deforested and it is only a matter of time before there are no trees left. The bird, called the Black-capped Petrel by scientist and the Diablotín by locals, is a speaker from the future. The bird is an indicator of what is to come. When the little devil is pushed to extinction the people are not far behind.

    For more information about DREFF and its program visit: http://www.muestracinemedioambientaldominicana.org/?lang=en

     

     


  9. Organizadores de GFDD-FUNGLODE ofrecen cena de bienvenida a los invitados internacionales de la IV Muestra de Cine Medioambiental Dominicana

    by AdminDREFF

    The Global Foundation for Democracy and Development (GFDD) and its sister institution in the Dominican Republic,Fundación Global Democracia y Desarrollo (FUNGLODE), shared yesterday, Wednesday 10, with international guests of the IV edition of the Dominican Republic Environmental Film Festival (DREFF), who were treated to a dinner at the TravesíasRestaurant, located in the heart of Santo Domingo, and specializing in local Dominican food with gourmet fusion.

    IMG_0012Prior to the celebration, guests and organizers of the Film Festival enjoyed the official opening of the DREFF, held at thePalacio del Cine de Ágora Mall in Santo Domingo, with the participation of over 20 international personalities of the environment, about 30 national experts, DREFF advisors in the country, and the general public committee. President of GFDD and FUNGLODE, Dr. Leonel Fernández, attended the opening ceremony, as well as Mrs. Natasha Despotovic, GFDD Executive Director, who welcomed everyone.

    Filmmakers, producers and organizers of the DREFF enjoyed a pleasant evening, where they exchanged ideas and joyfully celebrated the beginning of a new edition of the DREFF in this its 4th edition, further reinforcing its commitment to the environment and public awareness through special activities, workshops and film showing in cities across the country during the five-day event.

    GFDD aims to raise awareness and deepen understanding of environmental problems worldwide among the Dominican public. However, with the DREFF, GFDD also promotes and even celebrates the beauty and diversity of the natural heritage of the Dominican Republic, offering an insight into the attitudes and actions that ultimately contribute to their recognition, conservation and sustainable use .

    For the full program please visit www.dreff.org DREFF. Join the conversation on sustainable development promoted by followingGFDDorg GFDD andMuestraCine on Twitter, using the hashtags #RDsostenible and #DREFF.

     


  10. Se inaugura oficialmente la IV Muestra de Cine Medioambiental Dominicana en Santo Domingo

    by AdminDREFF

    The Global Foundation for Democracy and Development (GFDD) and its sister organization in the Dominican Republic, Fundación Global Democracia y Desarrollo (FUNGLODE), commenced their IV annual Dominican Republic Environmental Film Festival (DREFF), a five-day event held from September 10 to 14, 2014. More than 80 screenings in 10 auditoriums and venues across the Dominican Republic will showcase 37 films including Dominican films, feature and short films as well as GFDD productions related to environmental and sustainable development topics.

    The opening celebration was held at Palacio del Cine of Agora Mall in Santo Domingo, starting with a welcoming cocktail for the more than 20 international special guests, more than 30 national experts, the National DREFF Advisory Committee along with the general audience that attended the official DREFF inauguration.

    DSC_5078President Leonel Fernández, president of GFDD and FUNGLODE, was present at the ceremony, where Ms. Natasha Despotovic, Executive Director of GFDD, offered the opening remarks after a short video introduction of the Film Festival. Ms. Despotovic acknowledged the presence of special national and international guests including Isabel Turull (General Manager of Palacio del Cine), José Rafael Lantigua, Rafael Suárez, Dominican authorities, public, private and NGO collaborators, and distinct attendees to this edition of DREFF as Richard O’Barry, Stuart Sender, Charlotte Vick, Suzan Beraza, among others.

    Each year during the DREFF opening ceremony, GFDD launches a special product or film production, which aims to further contribute to environmental sustainability awareness well beyond the Festival. Ms. Despotovic mentioned previous products created for the first three editions of the DREFF, such as the Dominican Republic Encyclopedic Dictionary of the Environment, the “Garbage or Resource? A Dominican Republic experience” short film and the “How to make an urban garden” guide, part of the Eco-Huertos program.

    This year GFDD presented the book Hacia el desarrollo sostenible y economía verde en República Dominicana (Towards Sustainable Development and Green Economy in Dominican Republic), a practical guide for businesses, individuals and households for everyday approaches towards sustainable development. “This book is particularly timely as the United Nations are promoting the Sustainable Goals across the world” said Ms. Despotovic. The official launch of the book will be Saturday, September 13, during the closing ceremony of the Festival.

    Special acknowledgement for relevant services and dedications were handed during the opening celebration. Bertha Santana, Coordinator of GFDD program ReCrearte, presented a recognition award to Jakaira Cid, which was received by Julio Adrián García on her behalf; and Cristiana Cruz Minier, Coordinator of GFDD program Eco-Huertos, handed the award to Gaudí Ruiz de González.

    Karim Mella, Founder and President of Fundación Siempre Más, received a DREFF special recognition from President Fernández. Mr. Mella is the first Dominican to ever climb the Mount Everest, and is a great leader working with GFDD program RDescubre, fostering educational expeditions to Pico Duarte. A group of students were saluted and wished good luck on their expedition that will start tomorrow, September 11, 2014 to Pico Duarte, and to the cleanups of La Ciénaga and Manabao.

    These recognitions were made because of their exceptional and unconditional support to GFDD’s programs and initiatives to promote environmental awareness.

    After the acknowledgements Ms. Despotovic introduced Enrico Cerasuolo, Director of Last Call, the opening movie screened to inaugurate the Festival. Mr. Cerasuolo is a renowned documentary director and screenwriter. The movie shows how the book The Limits to Growth, a bestseller worldwide based on a report by a team of brave scientists from the MIT, shook the world 40 years ago. Today their message is more relevant than ever: Planet Earth has its limits. “An infinite growth in a finite planet is impossible” said Cerasuolo.

    The DREFF seeks to encourage discussions around sustainable development and environmental global issues, and aims to inspire Dominican audiences to adopt practices that will ensure the country’s environmental sustainability. Numerous screenings of high quality local and international films that deal with a diverse selection of pressing global environmental issues are scheduled throughout the week. Discussion panels, as well as other engaging activities with experts, filmmakers and other stakeholders, will also be available.

    GFDD aims to raise awareness and deepen the understanding of global environmental issues among Dominican audiences. However, with the DREFF, GFDD also promotes and celebrates the beauty and diversity of the Dominican Republic’s natural heritage, and offers insight into the attitudes and actions that will ultimately contribute to its appreciation, conservation and sustainable use.

    The complete IV DREFF program can be accessed by visiting www.dreff.org. You can also support the sustainable development conversation promoted by GFDD by following @GFDDorg and @MuestraCine in Twitter and using the hashtags #RDsostenible and #DREFF.

     

     


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