The Firekeepers: Mark Angelo
(2023, 25 minutes)
As a young man, Mark Angelo was an avid white water rafting enthusiast. But a trip on the Blackfoot River in Montana changed his life forever. On that trip he discovered that mining waste was badly polluting the river near the Milltown dam. He went on to study, then teach, the importance of rivers and streams, which are essentially the arteries of the planet. Later in his career he founded British Columbia's Rivers Day, which morphed into World Rivers Day and is celebrated on the fourth Sunday of September each year. This is his story.
"The Firekeepers" is an inspirational documentary series that highlights the life stories of prominent environmentalists. It is often said that one person can do a lot to inspire positive change, and the people who are featured in this series are amazing examples of how one person can make a difference. They are an inspiration to us all.
"The Firekeepers" feature these amazing seven individuals:
Jane Goodall (23 minutes)
Alexandra Morton (23 minutes)
Sara Ross (23 minutes)
Pia Massie (23 minutes)
Patricia Sims (25 minutes)
John Hardy (23 minutes)
Director: Scott Renyard
Producers: Scott Renyard, Juggernaut Pictures
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The Firekeepers: Mark Angelo
As a young man, Mark Angelo was an avid white water rafting enthusiast. But a trip on the Blackfoot River in Montana changed his life forever. On that trip he discovered that mining waste was badly polluting the river near the Milltown dam. He went on to study, then teach, the importance of river...