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Showing posts with label earth periodical. Show all posts
Showing posts with label earth periodical. Show all posts
Sunday, 4 September 2011
Earth Periodical visit The Lost World Project
Might have put this up previously but we think that the lads over at Boto Media did such a good job with a short overview of The Lost World Project that we would put it up again for your viewing pleasure.
Friday, 10 June 2011
Earth Periodical at Kew Gardens
If you don't have an iPad just yet then Earth Periodical is what you are missing out on. We have worked with the EP team for a little over a year now, took them out to Venezuela to visit Arthur Conan Doyle's 'lost world' and generally like to support them in any way that we can.
This is a three minute video of the time EP visited Kew Garden's seed bank and shows how they are saving species in the 21st century. You can download the latest copy of EP from the iStore and it is completely free - would certainly recommend this month's edition which has a great feature on our Lost World Project (btw did you know that you can now get tickets for the Premiere by visiting http://www.lostworld.eventbrite.com/)...
Thursday, 2 June 2011
The Lost World Project - Earth Periodical
After inviting Earth Periodical to accompany us on the Lost World expedition in April 2011 here is what the creative geniuses have come up with. The video really does capture the beauty of the region and captures some stunning shots of the three day trek to Roraima and then the summit itself.
World leading Roraima expert, Stewart McPherson, is interviewed in the piece as he details the unique nature of the plateau. We also see some short snippets from the original participants of The Lost World Project, Jennifer Pate, Finnian Moore and Shelley Rowley.
Enjoy and please spread the word about the clip and the blog.
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