Media

The varying ways we are helping to protect the wilderness areas can be viewed in this section. A great number of individuals have worked tirelessly to promote and document our projects, be it in brochures, films or photos. These media presentations are the results of personal endeavors, and not those of contracted media groups.

Click Documents for media coverage and brochures about Wilderness International.

Click Films for project trailers and films.

Click Images for a selection of photos from Wilderness International. Some of them are professional photographers who work for the foundation in their spare time.

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Two articles have been published by the local press about the wilderness run in Duncan, West Canada. The articles also concentrate on the cultural and youth exchange programmes of Wilderness International and how they became starting points for successful activities to preserve the wilderness. Both articles can be found under Media Coverage .

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Here are some selected media:

Wilderniss run Berlin 2010

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Our film of the Wilderness Run 2010 in Berlin. Over 800 students ran for the preservation of the ancient rain forests of West Canada.

Wilderness runs Leipzig/Dresden 2010

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This is our film of the wilderness runs 2010 in Leipzig and Dresden (Germany). More than 2000 students ran for the preservation of the ancient rain forests of West Canada. 10 members of the Cowichan First Nation visited Germany for the runs.

"Take a Walk for the Wild" Dresden 2009

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Our film of the Wilderness Run 2009 in Dresden shows the commitment of numerous students who contributed to the Conservation Project West Canada by running for the wilderness.

It is your decision

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A short documentary of the valuable and jeopardized wilderness of the west arctic region auf Canada. The film has been made for our partner organisation CPAWS Yukon (Canadian Parks and Wilderness Society).

Student conservation expedition to the western arctic

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A film of Karl Schiebe about the Student conservation expedition to the western arctic of Canada.