The Future
What is the future for vaquita? Can the species be saved in time?
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LATEST COMMENTS
Superbly made – your best ever perhaps, Chris – but how depressing.
Chris, you are an artist. Your latest work on vaquita does not only convey information—it touches hearts. Parts 6 and 7 really get to the core of the problem and show—once again—that science is not enough. Science is never enough.
Beautiful…inspiring…touching…The last part was enlightening…I’m glad you only mentioned drugs a little bit…So I didn’t skew the gillnet problem and fishing with the int’l drug trade…
Giuseppe, thanks so much for the kind comments about the film. It is depressing, but do feel there is a glimmer of hope in the very small window that we still have. Giovanni, very touching comments too. Parts 6 & 7 are my favorite because we are exposed to the complexity of the community implementation of the buyout. Yes, science it not enough in the case of the Vaquita, but it provides the foundation of “why” conservation programs need to occur.
Superb film from art to content, it is really toching, and as everyone said it inspires to do something. As you point it is an important aspect, that the solution has to comprise the whole parties including, the vaquita, the people living there, and the sustainable administration of the resources with education and action of the present and future generations. Hopefully in present it be done on time.
Thanks to you at least we have seen them alive and swimming, not only in drawings or still photos. Please let us know if you make any updates.
Sincerely
Jorge E. Becerril