SAINT HELENA: BASTION OF BIODIVERSITY
FR / 2021 / 52’ / HD
Fathom Pictures / Les Films en Vrac / Ushuaïa TV / Directed by Alexandra Childs & Remi Demarthon
Worldwide rights available
TAGS
England, protectorate, island, overseas, Atlantic, ocean, volcano, trees, insects, rocs, birds, invertebrates, Diana's Peak, ambrette, rainforest, lsopoda, spiky, cloud, mango tree, Shark's Valley, straw tail, white gygis, noddi, coral, Chilean devil ray, Scyllaridae, yellow tuna, whale shark, gannet, plover, Deadwood, Prosperous Bay, Millenium forest, bone shark festival
SYNOPSIS
The volcanic island of Saint Helena, isolated in the South Atlantic, is home to extraordinary biodiversity and numerous endemic species. From Lover’s Leap, Deadwood and Prosperous Bay to the Millennium Forest and the Bone Shark Festival, the film explores the island’s unique ecosystems and the remarkable efforts of its people to restore and protect a natural heritage deeply altered by centuries of human activity and invasive species.

