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Winners and Losers – 60+ Films Coming Soon!
By Richard Brock
20 May 2016

The series of sixty conservation films are coming together... See the downloadable pdf with full details below:

Richard's films will be released online in the coming months, in the run up to the Wildscreen Festival in Bristol.

Also see: Winners and Losers – How to turn losers into winners & Winners and Losers - A series of 20 minute films for 2015/2016.

Comment below or contact: Richard Brock

Visit: brockinitiative.org & facebook.com/brockinitiative & twitter.com/brockinitiative

Also see: Man with a mission – to help save the planet.

Steve Egginton publishes an article about Richard Brock and the imminent launch of his "Winners and Losers" campaign:

"WILDLIFE cameraman and producer Richard Brock is about to launch a collection of 50 films from around the world showing nature’s “Winners and Losers” in their fight against climate change and other environmental challenges. “It shows how to turn losers in to winners,” he says. For 15 years he’s risked the wrath of governments and big corporations to make films showing how man’s activities are harming nature and he’s updated these for thenew series."

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