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URL:https://events.nfb.ca/events/the-whale-and-the-raven-26/
SUMMARY:The Whale and The Raven
DESCRIPTION:VIRTUAL SCREENING (ONLINE)\nMirjam Leuze\n2019 | 101 min\n\nOn
  the otherwise uninhabited Gil Island\, just off the northwest coast of Br
 itish Columbia\, the sound of waves lapping and ravens cawing is punctuate
 d by the haunting whale calls emanating from a network of loudspeakers. Dr
 awn to the rich food sources and quiet waters\, humpback whales\, pods of 
 orca\, fin whales\, and porpoises eat\, play\, and raise their young here\
 , in the Kitimat fjord system.\n\nWhale researchers Hermann Meuter and Jan
 ie Wray founded the Cetacea Lab on Gil Island to study this unique marin
 e environment. But the imminent construction of a new liquefied natural 
 gas (LNG) exporting plant in the nearby community of Kitimat\, BC\, promis
 es to bring increasing tanker traffic and noise\, with unknown consequence
 s.\n\nDirector Mirjam Leuze’s The Whale and The Raven illuminates the
  many issues that have drawn scientists\, the Gitga’at First Nation\, an
 d the Government of British Columbia into a complex conflict. As the peopl
 e in the Great Bear Rainforest struggle to protect their territory again
 st the pressure and promise of the gas industry\, caught in between are th
 e countless beings that call this place home.\n\nTo register for this virt
 ual screening\, please click here\n\n&nbsp\;\n
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