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Gregg McLachlan is a rarity in today’s world of conservation filmmaking and natural history cinematography. His deep experience as an award-winning journalist turned full-time conservation filmmaker for more than a decade means he brings a unique blend of storytelling and filmmaking expertise to every purpose-driven video and film project in Canada.His speciality is filming and producing the narrative stories of conservation organizations, big and small, and of the people who do conservation work in the field.
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New video series for ALUS Canada

Farm conservation projects in Canada

New video series for ALUS Canada

WorkCabin Creative has wrapped up a new video series for ALUS Canada featuring farmers from across southern Ontario.

In the summer of 2022 I travelled to four farms where projects were underway or already established to support cleaner air, cleaner water, carbon sequestration, erosion control, flood and drought mitigation, or pollinator and wildlife habitat.

Environmental projects on farms in CanadaPost-production was completed in December 2022 and the four-part series will be released in 2023.

Farmers told their stories about why they took these actions and how the projects are not only benefiting their farming practices and its bottomline, but are also helping to improve the community’s health and sustainability.

ALUS provides expertise, resources and direct financial support to communities where farmers and ranchers build nature-based solutions on their land to deliver ecosystem services to sustain agriculture, help build community resilience and fight climate change and biodiversity loss for the benefit of future generations.

ALUS network consists of more than 1,400 farmers and ranchers in 35 communities who deliver ecosystem services in their communities, such as cleaner air, cleaner water, carbon sequestration, erosion control, flood and drought mitigation, pollinator and wildlife habitat. On more than 37,000 acres, these farmers and ranchers restore wetlands, install riparian buffers, plant windbreaks and ecobuffers, manage sustainable drainage systems, create pollinator habitat and establish other ecologically beneficial projects.

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